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Food Not Bombs Galway a success again
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Tuesday July 24, 2007 12:02 by N - Food Not Bombs Galway fnbgalway at gmail dot com 087 6532965
FNB continues to grow in Gaillimh, with local musicians helping us to redefine public space. Last Sunday's event was a roaring success, we held a free picnic in conjunction with drummers and breakdancers. Followed by a rip-roaring gig by Ireland's finest conscious reggae group, Intinn, who expounded the virtues of FNB and spread positive vibrations all over Shop St well into the night (The Gardai apologised for asking us to stop the music around 1 am, which we did without protest out of respect for residents). |
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