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limerick / environment / event notice Saturday June 16, 2007 23:43 by Limerick Socialist Youth & Party
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Greens Betray the Environment: PLANET BEFORE PROFIT! 7:30 Thursday, June 21st Riddlers Bar (backroom), Sarsfield St. All welcome read full story / add a comment 
national / environment / feature Saturday June 16, 2007 21:30 by William Hederman
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Following several years of campaigning with the Shell to Sea campaign, Green Party TD Eamon Ryan has been appointed to the ministry with responsibility for the Corrib Gas project in Co Mayo. On Thursday (June 14th), Taoiseach Bertie Ahern appointed Ryan to the new portfolio of Communications, Energy and Natural Resources, where his brief will include overseeing the controversial Corrib Gas project. read full story / add a comment 
dublin / anti-war / imperialism / event notice Saturday June 16, 2007 19:52 by Johnny H
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A Fundraiser for the South City Anti War Group and the Raytheon 9! read full story / add a comment 
limerick / miscellaneous / news report Saturday June 16, 2007 18:22 by Limerick Socialist Party
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The new government is set to continue the old policies; underfunding healthcare and creating a US-style, for-profit health system. This will only worsen the crisis and must be resisted. The current scandal here in Limerick of people having to travel long distances for dialysis underlines this. For years now the government and HSE have been aware that the dialysis machine in Limerick Regional Hospital is over worked and that one or more new macines are desperately needed. They refused to act, putting costs before service. Now people are forced to travel to Tullamore, Kilkenny or Tralee a few times a week to recieve vital dialysis. read full story / add a comment |
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