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dublin / rights, freedoms and repression / event notice Monday February 07, 2011 17:16 by Steven Bennett
Time: 4pm on Tuesday the 8th of February. Location: Egyptian Embassy, 12 Clyde Road, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4, Ireland http://www.yelp.ie/map/embassy-of-egypt-dublin There is a call for a Demo by the Palestinian Rights Institute(PRI), the Egyptian and Muslim community and other groups to meet at the Egyptian Embassy in Solidarity with the Egyptian People, all are welcome. facebook event: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=189979791020502 read full story / add a comment
national / history and heritage / event notice Monday February 07, 2011 12:56 by Jack Lane
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Brendan Clifford speaks.
12 February 7.30 pm
Teachers Club
Parnell Square
Dublin 1 read full story / add a comment
dublin / politics / elections / event notice Monday February 07, 2011 12:22 by Patrick Quinn
Election 2011 Specials: Have Your Say! Near90fm will broadcast two Public Meetings with the candidates in the Dublin North Central and Dublin North East constituencies Dublin North East: Date/Time: Thursday 10th February 7pm-9pm Venue: Trinity Sports & Leisure Club. Hole In The Wall road, Dublin 13(next to Fr.Collins Park) Dublin North Centra: Date/Time: Tuesday 15th February 7pm-9pm Venue: Northside Civic Centre, Bunratty Road, Dublin 17 read full story / add a comment
cork / gender and sexuality / event notice Monday February 07, 2011 12:09 by Paul McAndrew
LGBT RIGHTS OPEN FORUM Location: Devere Hall, UCC Time: Saturday, 12 February 2011 11:00 read full story / add a comment
cork / gender and sexuality / event notice Monday February 07, 2011 11:46 by Paul McAndrew
Bisexuality Awareness Talk on Wednesday, -- University College Cork LGBT read full story / add a comment
cork / miscellaneous / event notice Monday February 07, 2011 11:39 by Paul McAndrew
Sunday Feb 13th from 7pm Board Games Check out solidaritybooks on facebook read full story / add a comment
cork / environment / event notice Monday February 07, 2011 11:31 by Paul McAndrew
cork / anti-war / imperialism / event notice Monday February 07, 2011 11:28 by Paul McAndrew
Wed February 9th Film Night 8pm Standard Operating Procedure Directed by Errol Morris ( Fog of War ) 2008 US read full story / add a comment
cork / anti-capitalism / event notice Monday February 07, 2011 11:08 by Paul McAndrew
international / anti-war / imperialism / other press Sunday February 06, 2011 18:51 by pat c
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Awal Gul has finally left Guantánamo - in a coffin. Full text at link. On Thursday the Pentagon announced that Awal Gul, a 48-year old Afghan prisoner, who had been held for nine years without charge or trial and was scheduled to be held forever, died in a shower after suffering a heart attack. Gul had never been held as a prisoner of war, and despite the US government’s assertions that he could be held forever, no one in a position of authority — neither President Bush nor President Obama — had ever adequately demonstrated that he constituted a threat to the United States. read full story / add a comment
mayo / environment / news report Sunday February 06, 2011 18:45 by Lily
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The People, the pipe and the E540 oil and gas giveaway Report from Belmullet Public Meeting 21st Jan 2011 The Belmullet Public Meeting was a great success and after hearing the ABP decision the day before, was a good chance to reflect on all the achievements of the campaign these last 11 years and why it is still the ‘wrong project in the wrong place’. read full story / add a comment
dublin / arts and media / event notice Saturday February 05, 2011 22:02 by RachelD
Global Harmonies, in conjunction with Mary Jennings, is presenting two exciting Georgian singing workshops this March. Georgia, in the Caucasus, has a singing culture which Unesco describes as one of the Oral and Intangible Masterpieces of Humanity. As well as a chance to immerse yourself in some amazing and ethereal harmonies, both of these workshops offer an insight into the fascinating idea of music as medicine and in the healing powers of the human voice. The workshops take place from 6.30-9pm on Thursday 10th March and Monday 14th March at the Carmelite Community Centre, Aungier St, Dublin 2. One workshop costs €35 or you can do both for the price of €55. Concessions are available. read full story / add a comment
dublin / rights, freedoms and repression / event notice Saturday February 05, 2011 18:42 by Dublin Basque
DIBSC social event in solidarity with the Basque people as part of International Solidarity with the Basque Country Week. FLOWING TIDE (downstairs), Lwr. Abbey Street, D1. Music by Liam Lappin and others. CIVIL AND POLITICAL RIGHTS FOR THE BASQUE COUNTRY! SELF-DETERMINATION FOR THE BASQUE PEOPLE! Related Link: http://www.facebook.com/dublinbasque read full story / add a comment
dublin / rights, freedoms and repression / event notice Saturday February 05, 2011 18:29 by Dublin Basque
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DIBSC calls for solidarity with the Basque people, calling for civil and political rights in the Basque Country. Saturday February 12, 2011 16:00 read full story / add a comment
dublin / education / event notice Saturday February 05, 2011 18:16 by Mick
The Provisional University presents: NAMA and the search for space: A discussion with Prof. Rob Kitchin of Ireland after NAMA, and introduction to the NAMAland app by its author Conor McGarrigle. After the discussion we will take a short walk in Dublin city centre using the NAMAland app as our guide. read full story / add a comment
international / miscellaneous / other press Friday February 04, 2011 18:44 by Chris Knight
Chris Knight of the Radical Anthropology Group continues his examination of Chomsky's life and work. In particular he analyses an early work by Chomsky: Cartesian linguistics. He also looks at some sources Chomsky tapped for funding in his early days. Full text at link. In 1966, Noam Chomsky (pictured) published his Cartesian linguistics. The book was a survey of rationalist conceptions of language and mind, focusing heavily on the French mathematician and philosopher, Réné Descartes (1596-1650). In his early years, Chomsky had been working within the structuralist tradition of Ferdinand de Saussure, Roman Jakobson, Leonard Bloomfield and his own teacher, Zellig Harris. Chomsky wrote Cartesian linguistics in order to signal to the world his change of mind. His distinctively 'Cartesian' approach, he now clarified, was a rebellion against the entire 20th century tradition of structural linguistics. ... read full story / add a comment
mayo / environment / event notice Friday February 04, 2011 16:03 by Stop Shell Hell
Come up to the camp for a weekend of non-violent direct action (nvda) training, meet the community and see this incredible place. If you have ever wanted to take action and be part of the campaign, the time is now! All welcome, open to complete beginners-no experience necessary! read full story / add a comment
national / education / opinion/analysis Friday February 04, 2011 10:15 by Sean Crudden
When I was young I remember my father and mother discussing someone in fairly heated terms. The epithet used to some up the discussion was that this person (I do not remember who it was) was a "dog in the manger." I was all ears and later I got my mother to explain to me what a "dog in the manger" meant. "The dog cannot eat the hay," my mother elaborated, "But he won't let the horse eat it." read full story / add a comment
international / anti-war / imperialism / press release Friday February 04, 2011 09:30 by London Catholic Worker
February 4th. 2011 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - NO EMBARGO PRESS RELEASE "FREE ASSANGE! FREE MANNING! FREE SPEECH!" Four Days of Action announced for Julian Assange and Bradley Manning 4th, 5th, 7th and 8th February read full story / add a comment
international / miscellaneous / opinion/analysis Friday February 04, 2011 01:01 by Ronoc
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I have watched the recent BBC3 documentary about Cannabis consumption in the UK. There's interviews with people who say they are addicted and then people who are not, and in the latest episode, it was about drug smuggling and illegal immigrants who work in the house where the weed is grown. The customs manage to stop alot of weed getting into the UK but its only a fraction, and the money involved is quite alot. Its shows all the negative sides of the illegal trade and trys to make smokers feel guilty. But I wonder if it was legal how much money could be made from this crop and how much crime would be cut... read full story / add a comment |
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