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Rioters clash with Belfast police 
More violent clashes on the streets of Belfast 
Concerns over reasons for Belfast rioting 
Second night of sectarian violence in Belfast Gangs of youths in the Ardoyne area of Belfast have hurled stones and petrol bombs at police in a third night of violence.
Clashes began on Monday following an Orange parade through a staunchly republican part of the city. Police were again attacked on Tuesday. Sinn Fein blame the rioting on dissident republicans. Detectives investigating a gun shot fired at police on Monday have arrested a 28-year-old man in connection with the incident.More about: Clashes and riots, Northern IrelandCopyright © 2012 euronews
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