An Apprentice Boys feeder parade in north Belfast has passed off without incident.
The parade, made up of one band and 16 Apprentice Boys, passed a predominantly nationalist area of the Ardoyne.
There were no nationalist protests and a low police presence.
PSNI Superintendent Gary White said: "All the people of this area in north Belfast are to be commended on the work undertaken before this parade."
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This had ensured its peaceful passage, he said.
"We had the lowest police presence here for many years and this reflects the work undertaken by both communities."
In accordance with a Parades Commission ruling, no music was played as it passed the contentious area.