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dublin / bin tax / household tax / water tax Wednesday September 10, 2003 15:19 by Dermot Sreenan
The initial battles are over and now finally the war has begun. After being beaten on every front and with non-payment still remaining very high, Fingal council became the first one to try and implement their new tactic of non-collection of the rubbish. This is something they've had to wait to implement because it took new laws to be railroaded though the dail for them to be able to start this withdrawal of services.As I write this morning (Sept 10th) there are eight different trucks which are blockaded into various estates in the north Dublin area known as Fingal. The campaign is stating that either all the bags of rubbish are picked up or none of them shall be picked up. This is a vital couple of weeks for the campaigns.
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galway / miscellaneous Tuesday September 09, 2003 15:53 by Vinnie
A large crowd gathered outside City Hall in Galway on Monday the 8th , on what may be the last chance to do so legally if the city's reactionary and draconian council get their way. People and groups from all walks of Galway life were there, buskers, skateboarders, kite flyers, shopkeepers, sports enthuasiasts, unions, voluntary and political groups. All were united in protest and condemnation at the introduction of the borderline facist byelaws, which are set to strangle through over-regulation nearly all public activity of almost any sort, and destroy the vibe and spirit that Galway is famous for.
Recent Articles About The Byelaws:
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international / anti-war / imperialism Sunday September 07, 2003 14:50 by Voices in the Wilderness and Occupation Watch
VOICES IN THE WILDERNESS ACTIVISTS FORCIBLY EJECTED FROM A GENERAL SANCHEZ PRESS CONFERENCE FOLLOWING PROTEST OVER KILLING OF IRAQI CIVILIANS.
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dublin / anti-capitalism Wednesday September 03, 2003 13:18 by Indymedia Kevin
 This Critical Mass was definitely one of the biggest and best of the summer - and also a high tension ride. As a regular Critical Masser I thought this was great - because it was a change from the normal route, but also because we were going into a residential area around Cumberland Street, Cathal Brugha Street, and Middle/Lower Gardiner Street. Old people and kids were looking out from their windows and waving and smiling at us . . .
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international / rights, freedoms and repression Monday September 01, 2003 09:11 by Ali la Pointe
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A recent protest by Voices in the Wilderness activists has highlighted the ongoing killings of civilians in occupied Iraq. The protest drew attention to the lack of any investigation following the
killing of 6 Iraqis in North Baghdad recently...
The "liberation" of Iraq has ironically unleashed a reign of terror on Iraqi women. The lack of security has given fundamentalist Islamic groups free reign to terrorise local women into compliance with strict Islamic Shariah code.
Refusal has meant the daily murder of Iraqi women. Read an interview with Nadia Mahmood, an Iraqi Women's Rights acivist...
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