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Speakers' Square/Cearnóg na gCainteoirí Starts this April 25th in Temple Bar Square, Dublin

category dublin | rights, freedoms and repression | news report author Friday April 23, 2004 13:19author by redjade Report this post to the editors

Cearnóg na gCainteoirí/Speakers Square Starts this Sunday 25th!
Every Sunday, Speak Your Mind...
Every Sunday, Speak Your Mind...

Stay tuned for full coverage from some indymedia volunteers on this event

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Cearnóg na gCainteoirí/Speakers Square
http://freespeech.community.ie/

Where: Temple Bar Square, Dublin Ireland

When: Starting this April 25th 2004

What: Exercise your right to free speech between 12noon and 4pm on that day and on every Sunday thereafter on Temple Bar Square. Cearnóg na gCainteoirí/Speakers Square is an initiative by Rossa Ó Snodaigh in conjunction with 'Temple Bar Outdoors' to provide a forum for the city dwellers to address the public on matters that are of concern to them. They may express opinions, raise the public, share views or simply say some poems.

Who:
Speaking this Sunday...

Aengus Ó Snodaigh from Sinn Féin

Robert Ballagh, Artist

Ciaron O'Reilly from Pitstop Ploughshares

Breandan Butler from NGO Peace Alliance Co-ordinator

Eugene Mc Cartan from Communist Party

Tim Hourigan from JailBertie.com

Aoife Ní Scolaí from Conradh Na Gaeilge

Richard Boyd Barrett from Irish Anti War Movement

Cearnóg na gCainteoirí/Speakers Square will be run on a first come first serve basis. Intending speakers will write their names on the back of chalk boards and when their turn arises to speak will write their issues on the front. Speakers will be encouraged to speak in any language, provided it's not foul language. Until a special dispensation is sought (if it really need be sought), the law of the land will apply as it does nationwide - In that it is an offence to incite hatred or slander anyone in public.

The last time Dublin had a speaker's arena was on Elverys Corner (by the GPO) up until the 1950s. The city and the world may have changed since then, but there's been no change in the need for people to voice their views.

Opinions are worse for being repressed and better when they are expressed. So Free your thoughts because small voices can make a big noise.

Related Link: http://freespeech.community.ie/

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 #   Title   Author   Date 
   Excellent!     You're kidding me    Fri Apr 23, 2004 13:26 
   read it again     pc    Fri Apr 23, 2004 16:14 
   Question?     Hmmm    Fri Apr 23, 2004 16:17 
   This is great news     Áine Ní Fhearraigh    Sat Apr 24, 2004 04:25 
   Spare yourself     TT    Sat Apr 24, 2004 04:42 
   good man rossa     jk    Sat Apr 24, 2004 09:44 
   History of Soapbox/Free Speech Struggle in Qld/OZ     Ciaron    Sat Apr 24, 2004 18:17 


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