What does GLOI stand for?

Grand Lodge of Ireland (freemasons)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

One room in Freemasons Hall, the headquarters of the Grand Lodge of Ireland, is decorated totally in the Egyptian style.

Secrets and ties: Are Masons really is our oyster so sinister? ...

The Grand Lodge of Ireland has designated four parades, in Belfast, Dromara, Tandragee and Coleraine, as flagship events on what is the 318th anniversary of the Battle of the Boyne.

500,000 ON THE MARCH

of Helsinki, Finland) is a political and social history of Irish freemasonry in Ulster, spanning the years 1733, when the Grand Lodge of Ireland granted its first warrant for a lodge to be held within the province of Ulster, to 1813, which generally marks the end of the efforts of Ulster lodges to secede from the Grand Lodge.

Freemasonry in Ulster, 1733-1813; a social and political history of ...

The move will be put to the Grand Lodge of Ireland on Saturday when it reviews events surrounding the Drumcree stand-off.

It's time to talk, says Orange leader

George Patton, executive officer of the Grand Lodge of Ireland, said the Orange Order had nothing to celebrate.

Orangemen defiant as violence returns

Mr Saulters said there was unanimous support for Portadown Orangemen at a meeting of the Grand Lodge of Ireland in Derry yesterday.

Drumcree setback

David McNarry, a member of the ruling Grand Lodge of Ireland, said the commission's decision to bar the Drumcree parade from the Garvaghy Road was "reckless".

Parade ban chief being used, say Orangemen

A lodge spokesman said his members deplored the violence: "We would point out that the Grand Lodge of Ireland, ourselves and particularly the officers of the Portadown District, have requested emphatically that no acts of violence or destruction of property should be perpetrated on their behalf.

Police fear for life of officer