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galway / miscellaneous / event notice Monday January 30, 2012 18:02 by wageslave
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Occupy Galway will hold a night of live music in Aid of Cope & The Samaritans Galway, at Monroe's Bar this Wednesday, February 1st. Both of these charities are overworked and underfunded in these times of austerity so please come along and support them. read full story / add a comment 
cork / arts and media / event notice Monday January 30, 2012 13:18 by Eric
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Join us Thursday Feb 9th at Solidarity Books for a screening of 'The End of Violence Wim Wenders (1997)' (details of film below). Start time is 8pm. All welcome, donations appreciated. read full story / add a comment 
cork / arts and media / event notice Monday January 30, 2012 11:07 by Eric
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Join us this Thursday, Feb 2nd at Solidarity Books for a screening of 'Z' (details of film below). Start time is 8pm. All welcome, donations appreciated. read full story / add a comment 
dublin / rights, freedoms and repression / event notice Monday January 30, 2012 01:11 by Geri Timmons
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Leonard Peltier is a Native American serving his 36th year in prison. The events that led to arrest and the falsification of evidence used to convict him have long been highlighted by award winning films like Michael Apted's "Incident at Oglala" and best selling books such as Peter Matthiessen's "In the Spirit of Crazy Horse". Leonard is an example of how a person can be imprisoned but not broken. His struggle is compared to Nelson Mandela's and his message is also one of hope. His prison writings are full of love and belief that his people are stronger than the miserable conditions they fine themselves on the reservation or the poverty many of them find them in cities. Despite his ailing health and diminishing eyesight, Leonard is still a inspirational leader to Native Americans generally and his own Lakota people particularly. Please show your support and join us on read full story / add a comment |
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