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category cork | bin tax / household tax / water tax | news report author Tuesday October 21, 2003 20:50author by james - wsm personal capacity Report this post to the editors

HASC holds meeting in Cork.

Householders Against service Charges meeting Mayfield Cork Monday 20th October

About fifty people gathered in Mayfield GAA club in the first of a series of meetings re launching the campaign against the refuse charges in Cork city. the meeting was adddressed by Paddy Mulcahy and Ted Tynan both jailed in 1991 for non-payment of the water charges. There was clear determination in the voices of people from the floor of the hall. The mood was defiant. Leaflets were distributed advising people on how to survive non-collection.
Just three years ago 7 people were jailed in Cork city as part of the campaign against the first attempt at non -collection. HASC members then brought their refuse to the City Hall when it was left uncollection. Fines led to imprisonment. The campaign succeeded with the corporation backing down. A few weeks later the High court ruled that the council had to collect under the Health Acts, these were subsequently camended by the government to allow for non- collection. The first to suffer from this were in Dublin, but the plan was afoot for the rest of the country. Threatening letters have gone out in Cork city to all households. November 17th is the designated day for the begining of non-collection in Cork and forces are being gathered for the showdown.
The key isue now is to organise as many areas as possible, get people aware of the alternatives to Corporation collection and organise tactics to put the council on the defensive.

author by Joepublication date Wed Oct 22, 2003 12:14author address author phone Report this post to the editors

James posted this article elsewhere with a history of the Cork campaign included, I've added that version to the WSM site at http://struggle.ws/wsm/news/2003/corkBINSoct21.html

Related Link: http://struggle.ws/wsm/bins.html
author by Keith Henderson - Citizens Against Privatisationpublication date Wed Oct 22, 2003 11:30author email capwaitakere at xtra dot co dot nzauthor address author phone Report this post to the editors

Comrades!
We, Citizens Against Privatisation of Waitakere City
New Zealand wish to extend our deepest solidarity with
those comrades involved in the struggle against bin tax,
particularly those who have been arrested by the authorities.
May your struggle speedily come to a victorious conclusion.

Kia kaha
Keith Henderson (International spokesperson Citizens Against Privatisation)

author by Degeneratepublication date Wed Oct 22, 2003 10:59author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Give ol' NOB a shout. He's sure to be up for it.

author by Orla Ni Chomhraipublication date Tue Oct 21, 2003 21:21author email nichomhrai at eircom dot netauthor address author phone Report this post to the editors

The meeting in Cork was reported on TG4. I think it is an excellent idea to set up groups in other parts of the country, and I am hoping one will be set up in Galway too. I am not in a position to do this myself at the moment but I know there is some interest in it.

author by Magspublication date Tue Oct 21, 2003 20:57author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Best of luck to the campaigners in Cork.

Maybe this will convince the media that not everyone outside the Pale loves Fianna Fail.

 
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