Victory for 16 Moore St. Campaign

by Brian of the bogside Mon Dec 11, 2006 23:31

Has the REAL owner of this Property been given the chance to voice an opinion on the matter ?

As far as many People know , this Property is part of the CARLTON Site which covers a vast area in the City Centre which was robbed by C.P.O And given to D.C.C's 'favourate' developer - O'Reilly

Also , It is really not up to the Fine Gael Blue shirts or Dublin Council Council Constitutional gangsters or Ahern or the like to say ye or ney on the issue.

Everyone out there knows the name of the REAL OWNER.

The fact is that the real owner put forward a development plan for HIS Property - only to be C.P.O'd and his site GIVEN to O'Reilly by D.C.C.'s legal department.

by conservationist Sun Dec 10, 2006 13:33

A txt received this morning told me to look at page 4 of the Sunday Tribune.

Two things;

1. I would not read that rag nor buy it.
2. The txt was from a Moore Street Campaigner- who had on many occassions been
excoriated by that rag.

The Sunday Tribune 'reports' that Bertie Ahern has declared the 1916 HQ , (the
last stand spot )a "National Monument'- whilst this is indeed cause for celebration;

Two Things:

1.The campaigner had not been informed by anyone and came across the revelation in his
sunday papers.
2.Bertie Ahern is engrossed in the most appalling set of corruptions in relation to land
and community that this country has ever witnessed. The crony lobby is not the word
for the land grab around Tara,the one-off housing, the luxury hotels near Croagh
Patrick. The desecration of our kid's heritage in the name of profit (not progress)

and whilst Bertie may have kept his hands clean , he led Martin Cullen and Dick Roche
who have torn up Duchas, the National Monuments Act and created the free for all known
as the SIB.

Ultimate responsibility for heritage destruction lies with the Taoiseach.

btw - a little birdie tells me two things:

1. Preliminary earthworks using heavy mechanised machinery are starting in Tara.
2.Using the sunday papers to establish the republican socialist bona fides
whilst engaged in corrupt practice during a pro-longed general election campaign
is a bit flimsy and see-through.

by Seosamh Tue Dec 06, 2005 12:55

Go h-iontach. An raibh baint ag Gerry Breen leis an feachtas?

Are there nationalists in the midst of the West-Brits? If so, I woulnd't include Gerry Breen among them, whether he was involved in the campaign or not.