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dublin / arts and media / event notice Monday March 01, 2004 16:34 by pat c
Gabriel Baggio will be giving a talk on Argentinian Art on Wednesday the 10th of March at I.M.M.A in the lecture room at 3 o'clock. read full story / add a comment
dublin / rights, freedoms and repression / news report Monday March 01, 2004 14:22 by David
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Under the guise of the Protection of the Environment Act 1997, No posters will be allowed in the Dublin area unless prior approval is granted by the Dublin City Council or they are relating to an official Election campaign. read full story / add a comment
sligo / politics / elections / news report Monday March 01, 2004 13:42 by JP
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Labour Party officials moved quickly this morning to diffuse another simmering row over selection of election candidates with a strong declaration that a convention for the Sligo/Strandhill electoral area had been conducted “strictly above board and in full accordance with party rules”. The statement from the party’s regional organiser, Mr. John Feely came in a response to a claim by Mr. Martin Cadden, who surprisingly withdrew from the contest for selection at Saturday’s convention, that the party head office had “manipulated the system” to ensure that Ald. Jim McGarry would secure a nomination. The row is the latest in a catalogue of differences which have surfaced since Ald. McGarry left Fine Gael to join the Labour Party late last year. On this occasion, Mr. Cadden, who had been expected to be an automatic choice for the Strandhill area for the forthcoming council elections, is claiming his late withdrawal was a protest against head office interference. read full story / add a comment
international / anti-war / imperialism / opinion/analysis Monday March 01, 2004 13:30 by Anarcho
When the [British] government abandoned its prosecution of the GCHQ whistleblower Katharine Gun, it suggested that Blair had something to hide. The prosecution offered no evidence against Ms Gun, despite her admitting that she leaked information about an American spying operation at the UN in the run-up to the war. She said she acted to try to prevent Britain illegally invading Iraq. Arrested nearly a year ago and charged eight months later under the Official Secrets Act, she is now a free woman. read full story / add a comment
international / miscellaneous / news report Monday March 01, 2004 13:23 by Colombia Solidarity Campaign (Britain)
The threats against trade unionists continues read full story / add a comment
national / bin tax / household tax / water tax / news report Monday March 01, 2004 11:24 by Axe man
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In the latest leg of the race against waste, it transpired that your service charge money is being used to ship waste to India, illegally. Sorry about the cut and paste (IT - pay per view) but I thought somebody in the Fingal anti-bin tax campaign might have covered it. I suppose they were too busy watching the SF Ard Fheis. read full story / add a comment
national / rights, freedoms and repression / event notice Monday March 01, 2004 00:09 by Anthony
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Eoin Rice is back in the Court on Monday morning at 10.30 to challenge his detention in Limerick prison for refusing to accept a ban from the county of Clare as a bail condition for a minor "driving offence". The bail court wil be in session at Clover Hill prison in Clondalkin. The No. 78 bus to Clondalkin leaves from Aston Quay if anyone would like to attend the hearing. read full story / add a comment
international / eu / news report Sunday February 29, 2004 22:04 by Fergus
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Substantial work has been done by each Presidency since 1999 in their examination of this proposal and the Irish Presidency will actively continue the process of reform with the aim of reaching agreement with the European Parliament before the end of the Parliaments term in May 2004. In addition the Irish Presidency in co-operation with the Hungarian govt., will host a conference in Budapest in May 2004 involving all 25 member states. This conference will address both the implications of the reform of (EEC)1408/71 for all member states and the particular implementation challenges facing the new Member states. This will be among the 1st EU Social Policy Conferences to take place after the formal accession of the new member states." read full story / add a comment
louth / environment / news report Sunday February 29, 2004 20:34 by Sean Crudden
A small meeting of CEHG took place in The Strand, Omeath, on Sunday morning (29 February 2004) - a lovely morning in this Co Louth beauty spot. read full story / add a comment
national / miscellaneous / news report Saturday February 28, 2004 21:16 by Ard Fheis Watcher
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An Ógra Shinn Féin motion calling on the party to boycott the World Economic Forum was passed at todays Ard Fheis in the RDS, Dublin. The motion which was opposed by the Ard Comhairle went to a recount and was passed by a slim majority. The Ard Comhairle backed ammendment called for a review of the partys position. However a number of speakers opposed this and called for a decision for or against. This is the first time SF have actually formally taken a position on the WEF. The following motionon on the agenda, also tabled by Ógra Shinn Féin, mandated the party to send a delegation to the next WSF. This motion was passed unanimousely. read full story / add a comment
national / anti-war / imperialism / opinion/analysis Saturday February 28, 2004 13:36 by Eoin Dubsky
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When a publican wants to renew his license to sell intoxicating liquor we are all equally entitled to make an objection, in writing or in person to the District Court. If the same guy wanted to start, say, a salmon farm in a nearby estuary (polluting it), he would have to post notices in the papers to alert the public of his plans, who once again could try to stop him with objections and appeals. If his business involved selling lethal weapons for export to regimes which torture and kill their opponents, guess what, his license application would be dealt with in secret by Mary Harney's functionaries in the Department of Trade, Enterprise and Employment. No public scrutiny, not even parliamentary scrutiny. read full story / add a comment
national / anti-war / imperialism / news report Saturday February 28, 2004 10:10 by Al
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My first encounter on route to the Shannon airport base came the previous night when the public bus I was travelling on was pulled over by the repressive forces of the Irish State and two coloured people were blatantly singled out and ordered to show some form of ID to the Garda and Immigration Control. read full story / add a comment
national / consumer issues / feature Friday February 27, 2004 23:39 by Cian
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Trinity students have voted by 1800 votes (aprox.) to 1600 votes aprox to boycott Coke. read full story / add a comment
national / anti-war / imperialism / news report Friday February 27, 2004 21:30 by Laurence Vize
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Steering Committee Member Announces Resignation read full story / add a comment
national / politics / elections / news report Friday February 27, 2004 15:38 by SF Watcher
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Just been glancing through the Sinn Féin motions list for their conference this weekend. There are a couple of interesting ones in it. One motion states that the party will not go into coalition without any deal having an absolute commitment of opposition to privatisation. Another calls for complete opposition to the Social Partnership PROCESS, whereas before they've only ever opposed the deals, not the process. A motion from the party's youth wing calls for a boycott of the WEF, and two motions deal with both suppoting the Coca Cola boycott and refusing any further donations. Will be very interesting to see which of these are passed, if any, and what the response of grassroots SF members will be if they're not. On the other hand, if they're passed, does it indicate a move to the Left? read full story / add a comment
international / eu / event notice Friday February 27, 2004 15:00 by another europe is possible
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Another Europe is Possible Fundraiser- this tuesday 2nd March 7.30pm -table quiz- bring friends! Upstairs, the Snug Bar, Upper Dorset St May Day working group at 6.30pm, same venue-discussing events planned for May day read full story / add a comment
national / miscellaneous / event notice Friday February 27, 2004 13:55 by Oisín Kelly
The Irish Education Forum will be taking place on March 18th and 19th in University College Dublin's Belfield campus. read full story / add a comment
international / rights, freedoms and repression / news report Friday February 27, 2004 11:29 by kokomero
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will fight on in the US after 18 years of solitary confinement in Israel following his kidnapping by Israeli agents read full story / add a comment
cork / rights, freedoms and repression / event notice Friday February 27, 2004 11:03 by Éanna Dowling
Robert Allen, author of No Global, The People of Ireland versus the Multinationals, published by Pluto Press, April 2004, will give a talk on the community response to the globalisation of hazard at UCC on March 4th. All are welcome. read full story / add a comment
cork / miscellaneous / event notice Friday February 27, 2004 10:36 by Wendy Knott
To celebrate Fair Trade Fortnight, Comhlamh presents a public forum with Felipe Miza Castro of Manos Campesinas, Guatemala and Peter Gaynor, Coordinator of FairTrade Mark Ireland. It will take place on Thursday 4th March at 8pm in the Imperial Hotel, Cork. All are welcome and admission is free. Further details from Comhlamh 021 4275881. read full story / add a comment |
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