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cork / anti-capitalism / press release Thursday October 02, 2003 14:38 by W MC CORMACK
 21 comments (last - saturday october 04, 2003 19:57)
The famous picture of Che Guevara has once again become a icon for a new generation of ani/capitalists and anti/imperialist.But the mass of workers of CUBA played little part in the downfall of BASTISTA and no part in the construcion of the post revolutionary state.On sat 4th of oct at 3pm in An SPAILPIN FANACH bar,south main st. cork city,a MARXIST FORUM will take place on CHE GUEVARA AND THE POLITICS OF REVOLOTION. read full story / add a comment
dublin / anti-capitalism / opinion/analysis Thursday October 02, 2003 14:12 by Johnny X
6 comments (last - wednesday october 08, 2003 00:32)
An inside look, from one who knows read full story / add a comment
dublin / anti-capitalism / news report Thursday October 02, 2003 11:33 by Blank
4 comments (last - thursday october 02, 2003 17:28)
Minister for Justice outlines cost of policing read full story / add a comment
dublin / sci-tech / news report Thursday October 02, 2003 04:15 by hj
3 comments (last - tuesday october 07, 2003 15:40)
Government's phone system hacked, reveals report from the State's financial watchdog . Anyone got an ireland.com account ?? Can they post the full article?? (Wednesday's Irish Times) read full story / add a comment
national / miscellaneous / press release Thursday October 02, 2003 02:09 by Friends of the Irish Environment
2 comments (last - thursday october 02, 2003 14:02)
-There should be no exemptions from the tax for the large polluters. There have been proposals that the biggest polluters should be exempted from the tax in order to protect their economic position. This would lead to a greater burden on all other economic sectors and consumers. It would both be unfair and lead to higher emissions than would be achieved on a level playing pitch. -Poorer households must be compensated. Because poorer households spend a higher percentage of their income on energy than wealthier households, they must be compensated. This should be through changes to the social welfare and tax systems and investment in insulation and other energy efficiency measures. -Money raised should be used to fund a transfer to a low-carbon economy. A substantial part of the money raised should be used in a decarbonisation fund, to bring about a rapid change to a more energy-efficient, renewables-based economy. read full story / add a comment
international / public consultation / irish social forum / press release Wednesday October 01, 2003 22:08 by Anonymous
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[ the author of this piece has been edited to "Anonymous" by R Isible as there are doubts as to who actually posted it. Please do not post under other people's names. Thank you for your co-operation in making indymedia.ie a valuable resource. ] A chairde, First of all, I am surprised and disappointed by this news. The Ireland Palestine Solidarity Campaign views the ISF as being of great importance, and we have been keen to be involved. read full story / add a comment
louth / environment / news report Wednesday October 01, 2003 19:46 by Sean Crudden
This small radical group sees satisfactory progress developing over the Autumn and Winter where its various plans are concerned. read full story / add a comment
louth / arts and media / opinion/analysis Wednesday October 01, 2003 19:18 by Sean Crudden
4 comments (last - thursday october 02, 2003 11:23)
A well-shapen and very complete performance was given in the Co Louth venue last Sunday at the same time that the game between Tyrone and Armagh was taking place to decide the destiny of The Sam Maguire Cup read full story / add a comment
international / anti-war / imperialism / news report Wednesday October 01, 2003 16:01 by kokomero
1 comment (last - thursday october 02, 2003 14:16)
The Israeli cabinet has decided to continue with the construction of a new section of the apartheid wall despite the publication of a United Nations report which said the barrier was illegal and tantamount to what it called an unlawful act of annexation. read full story / add a comment
dublin / miscellaneous / press release Wednesday October 01, 2003 14:48 by Paul Kinsella
10 comments (last - thursday october 02, 2003 20:32)
Yep, good news at last. Phantom has got itself a temporary 30 day licence from the Broadcasting Commission of Ireland and will be on air Saturdays and Sundays from October 18th to January 18th. Frequency will be 97.3FM and of course live at www.phantomfm.com More details to follow later in the week, and published below is our press release :) read full story / add a comment
dublin / bin tax / household tax / water tax / news report Wednesday October 01, 2003 12:46 by Blanchardstown
13 comments (last - wednesday october 01, 2003 17:16)
If you are interested in the real situation in Blanchardstown I suggest you visit this excellent community website and read what the residents in Dublin 15 really think. http://www.west15.com/survey.html read full story / add a comment
international / miscellaneous / press release Wednesday October 01, 2003 12:08 by APRN reader
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Editor of An Phoblacht/Republican News Martin Spain today announced that the paper has launched a new website www.anphoblacht.com read full story / add a comment
dublin / bin tax / household tax / water tax / news report Wednesday October 01, 2003 10:32 by Bin bot
9 comments (last - wednesday october 01, 2003 16:54)
30 protestors have been blockading a bin truck in south Finglas for the last while. This is the biggest turnout so far in the Finglas area and is in one of the strongest area for the campaign there. The blockade is completely peaceful and non-confrontational. The council official arrived and told the protestors that he would have to call the police. They are expected to arrive shortly. read full story / add a comment
dublin / bin tax / household tax / water tax / news report Wednesday October 01, 2003 10:21 by conor (wsm personal capacity)
9 comments (last - thursday october 02, 2003 11:34)
tailing bin trucks through out Dun Laoghaire suburbs - collection continues read full story / add a comment
international / anti-war / imperialism / news report Wednesday October 01, 2003 08:17 by Mary la Rosa
The Palestinian Political Prisoners We Do Not Hear About (update) read full story / add a comment
international / anti-capitalism / news report Wednesday October 01, 2003 05:19 by Colombia Journal Online
For the past two years critics of Colombian president Alvaro Uribe Velez have tried to draw attention to his sympathies for Colombia’s brutal paramilitary death squads. Only now are a once sceptical international community starting to be of the same opinion. read full story / add a comment
national / miscellaneous / press release Wednesday October 01, 2003 05:11 by Orla Ni Chomhrai
Sexuality, Disability and Relationship Conference, Saturday, October 11th, Holiday Inn, Pearse Street, Dublin. Organised by the Forum of People with Disabilities. read full story / add a comment
international / arts and media / news report Wednesday October 01, 2003 05:00 by Bigfoot
7 comments (last - wednesday october 01, 2003 14:12)
An eyewitness account of the wonderful changes taking place in Iraq. Well worth reading. read full story / add a comment
national / anti-war / imperialism / news report Tuesday September 30, 2003 20:48 by Fintan Lane
15 comments (last - friday october 03, 2003 22:41)
I'm sure somebody will write a more substantial report of the IAWM AGM held at the Teachers' Club last Sunday, but in the meantime... read full story / add a comment
dublin / miscellaneous / press release Tuesday September 30, 2003 18:14 by pat c
1 comment (last - tuesday september 30, 2003 18:16)
Evening Lectures at the National Museum of Ireland, Collins Barracks Strands of Irish Nationalism: From Emmet to Adams This series of lectures will explore the evolution of nationalism in Ireland. Taking the Romantic revolutionary Robert Emmet as its starting point, the series will look at a wide range of figures from the broad nationalist movement covering over 200 years of Irish History Admission is free and tea and coffee will be served before the talks. The lectures for October 2003 are set out below. Lecture details for November and December will be posted later. read full story / add a comment |
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