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Derry Solidarity Vigil with Shell to Sea

category derry | rights, freedoms and repression | news report author Wednesday October 10, 2007 23:14author by MAOR Derry - MAORauthor email maorderry at fsmail dot net Report this post to the editors

MAOR last week hosted a candle lit vigil in Derry's Guildhall square to mark their solidarity with the ongoing Shell to Sea protest in County Mayo. While members of the Shell to Sea campaign have held an all-night candelit vigil at the Corrib gas refinery gates in north Mayo to mark a year since deployment of extra gardaí to the area, Derry based campaigners held a midnight vigil here in the City.
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One local member of MAOR, who has become very active in Derry since it was formed only a few weeks ago, expalined that it is vital to keep on raising awareness of what if actually happening in Mayo and around the issues relating to oil and gas exploration off the north and west coasts of Donegal.

Shell to Sea spokesman John Monaghan said in a statement that the vigil in Mayo was being held to mark "the one-year anniversary of the siege of the local community". A prayer service was held at dawn.

Up to 200 gardaí have been deployed during certain periods to provide escorts for employees building the Bellanaboy refinery, since work resumed there last October.

Clashes between gardaí and protestors have taken place on a number of occasions, and the bill for the security had been running at €800,000 a month, according to figures released by former minister for justice Michael McDowell last April.

Vincent McGrath, one of five Mayo men who was jailed for 93 days because of his opposition to the pipeline, congratulated the Derry group and called for similar acts of solidarity across the country.

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author by tnc - tnc cocaípublication date Thu Oct 11, 2007 13:01author address author phone Report this post to the editors

great to see people in derry getting involved - well done from cork shell to sea!

author by JMpublication date Thu Oct 11, 2007 23:45author address Rossportauthor phone Report this post to the editors

Many thanks to the good people of Derry, all solidarity actions are very much appreciated here in Mayo.

candlelit - NO CONSENT to Shellat Bellanaboy
candlelit - NO CONSENT to Shellat Bellanaboy

Early morning prayers at Bellanaboy
Early morning prayers at Bellanaboy

Related Link: http://www.shelltosea.com/
author by Annepublication date Sat Nov 17, 2007 16:10author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Early morning prayers at Bellanaboy??? we have to tell the truth, for about 4 hours before the prayer, we threw stones at the security guards, we spent about 2 hours kicking the gate, for god sake even Maura was banging it wirth her crutch, her husband was trying to cut the lock with a saw and Mauras brother was using his fist on the gate. we were all drunk and it was great. Maurs son was also with us doing all of the above..
We even thew sour mail on the guards, but in fairness we said our prayers and got forgiveness from the man above...

author by Maura Harrington - S2S; Davitt Leaguepublication date Sat Nov 17, 2007 16:27author address author phone Report this post to the editors


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