A SCOTTISH campaign group set up to protest anti-Catholic and anti-Irish bigotry says it will continue to advocate for the Irish community. “We had a sign that said, ‘No anti-Catholic marches past Catholic churches’,” Findlay said. “We’ve never argued that they should be banned or shouldn’t be able to march; we’ve just said they can’t go past Catholic churches.” “It doesn’t matter where the march is; they will make sure they march past a Catholic church.” Findlay believes the issues facing Scotland’s Irish community have often gone unrecognised despite generations of settlement.