1.   But a key element remained the considerable filial loyalty the catholic nationalists showed towards their clergy, bishops, and Popes.

2.   The national question as such still remains a central preoccupation for catholic nationalists.

3.   According to the early results, Catholic nationalists made a strong start, while a rift was opening among Protestant unionists.

4.   Again, Catholic nationalists will put themselves on the road.

5.   But Catholic nationalists consider the parade provocative and offensive and do not want it in their neighborhood.

6.   But Catholic nationalists see this as a test of whether the British government and the overwhelmingly Protestant police force are serious about treating their concerns equally.

7.   But their recent history and their many points of agreement with the Catholic nationalists are reason for optimism.

8.   Catholic nationalists in Northern Ireland aspire to unity with the Irish Republic, while Protestant unionists want to remain British citizens.

9.   Catholic nationalists on the Garvaghy Road say the parade is triumphalist and insulting.

10.   Catholic nationalists consider the parade offensive.