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 Wednesday August 03, 2005 11:02 by Dissent Ireland
 Also meeting about G8 prisoner support 2pm, St Nicholas of Myra Hall, Francis St, Dublin 8: Following the G8 summit mobilisation in July, where now for Dissent Ireland? And what of the Dublin Grassroots Network? Should they continue in their present forms? The meeting will also discuss prisoner support arising from the G8 protests. To get to St Nicholas of Myra Hall, go along Francis St from Thomas St, when you see a grand piano hanging on the wall of a building on the left, turn right into a street called Carman's Hall and it's immediately on the right. |
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Jump To Comment: 1 2 3 4 5After the meeting there will be a "social" in the very nearby Liberty Belle. Upstairs. Where people went after the Grassroots Gathering in April. The space comes free. If the group is more than 40, free finger food will be provided, Wahoo! (some of which will be vegan (chips)).
Donations at the door will go to G8 prisoner support.
"Social" will probably just be drinks from 5 or 5.30pm in the Liberty Belle. Either in the bar or upstairs in the special room, whatever we sort out with Mr Liberty when the time comes, depending on our numbers.
To stick up a report from this.
it would appear that dissent and the DGN have decided to get married, kinda.
centre was closed so meeting happened in st pats park,
about 20 at meeting, i missed it
punks and others visited garden
people up @ cork st asked us what was the trouble or demo
redjade got a lovley send off later
"state of emergency" was developed further
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