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dublin / rights, freedoms and repression / news report Friday December 01, 2006 20:14 by Seán Ryan and John Kelly of CFSD
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This coming Monday, DCC will meet in Dublin Castle and vote to BAN POSTERING once again read full story / add a comment 
antrim / gender and sexuality / press release Friday December 01, 2006 20:01 by Feminist
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Wednesday 29th November saw the 'Women in Struggle' DVD and discussion held in the University of Ulster Jordanstown Campus. The DVD charted the key role of women within the Irish freedom struggle from its conception right upto the modern era. The event was oraganised by the Jordanstown Ógra cumann, and they were delighted to have in their company, Sinn Féin's National Director fo Gender Equality, Eibhlin Glenholmes. read full story / add a comment 
mayo / arts and media / feature Friday December 01, 2006 15:24 by Rossport Solidarity Camp
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Analysis of Mail On Sunday attack on Rossport Solidarity Campaign read full story / add a comment
international / animal rights / press release Friday December 01, 2006 05:51 by Jupiter
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Responsibility for domestic pet animals does not lie within the sphere of responsibility of any Government department. Senator Jim Higgins raised the issue with the Minister for Agricultue and Food, Deputy Mary Coughlan at the request of Anvil Ireland. In her letter to Senator Higgins Minister Coughlan states " The position as regards my Department is that its statutory responsibility relates only to the welfare and protection of farmed animals and does not extend to animals kept as pets. I understand that the matter of ratification of the European Convention for the Protection of Pets and the responsibility of Departments is under consideration". I have tabled a question to the European Commission pointing out that as of now no Irish Government Department has responsibility for pets and urging the Commission to insist that responsibility he assigned to a particular Department without further delay. read full story / add a comment |
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