Thousands march through Glasgow for annual Orange parade
Streets in the city centre were closed off for the event.
Thousands of band members from the Orange Order have marched through Glasgow as part of the annual Boyne parade.
Several streets around the city centre were closed off for the event, which saw bands parading with music and banners before gathering at Glasgow Green.
The annual walk is organised by the County Grand Orange Lodge of Glasgow.
The route for the parade was different this year due to a number of works going on around the city centre.
Ahead of the march, the Loyal Orange Institution of Scotland said: “The Grand Lodge Trustees convey their congratulations and best wishes to the County Grand Lodge of Glasgow ahead of their Boyne celebrations in Glasgow.
“We hope the day is marked by fellowship, dignity and success for Brother Mark Kirkland, RWCGM (Right Worthy County Grand Master) and all those who are participating.”
Around 11,000 people were expected to take part in the parade, which commemorates the Battle of the Boyne in 1690.