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international / anti-war / imperialism / other press Wednesday May 02, 2007 04:42 by finn
A number of factors have recently formed a conjunction, which provided a new view of a popular ‘reality’. Whenever the flames of the terrorist ‘threat’ begin to wane convenient arrests are made that fan the embers back into flames of concern. Recent police raids in Sydney and Melbourne have resulted in the arrests of two Sri Lankan Tamils; “two men have appeared in the Melbourne Magistrates Court on terrorism related charges,” ran the intro from one media outlet while another ran with, “men face terrorism charges after raids.” I’m sure we all get the drift but it should be noted that assistant commissioner to the Federal Police, Frank Prendergast, went to lengths "to make it clear that these men weren't involved in any possible attacks on Australian soil.” Well then, what? read full story / add a comment
national / politics / elections / other press Tuesday May 01, 2007 23:09 by Flying Pig
Coincidence is probably the reason why this formed part of a BBC news story on the 6th August 2003. read full story / add a comment
international / miscellaneous / other press Tuesday May 01, 2007 15:32 by I didn't start this rumour ok! nor ping propaganda
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Rumours have been rife these last few days that Fidel Castro would make his first appearance since his autistic younger brother Raul took over the reins of power temporarily last 31 july. However, as the Cuban Mayday began to move a few hours ago - neither of the Castro brothers were to be seen. Instead Salvador Valdés, secretary general of the Central Workers' union of Cuba led the march which Fidel has now missed twice. Raul Castro has never appeared in his official capacity nor been named as such in any broadcast by Havana. read full story / add a comment
limerick / rights, freedoms and repression / event notice Tuesday May 01, 2007 14:49 by John Lannon
A major international conference entitled "Prospects for Peace and Democracy in the Democratic Republic of Congo" will be held in the University of Limerick on Saturday May 5th. The conference, which is open to all, will be held in the Jean Monnet Theatre and will run from 9am to 5pm. read full story / add a comment
national / miscellaneous / news report Tuesday May 01, 2007 01:57 by Gan ainm
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British prisons minister Paul Goggins has announced that automatic 50% remission for prisoners in the north is to end, on the same day he also announced that screws would be issued with CS spray. read full story / add a comment
dublin / rights, freedoms and repression / news report Monday April 30, 2007 22:46 by Choice Ireland
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A four-months-pregnant 17-year-old has gone to the High Court to challenge a decision by the Health Service Executive to stop her leaving the State for an abortion. The foetus has encephaly and cannot survive outside the womb. read full story / add a comment
national / gender and sexuality / press release Monday April 30, 2007 20:57 by Alliance for Choice
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ALLIANCE FOR CHOICE CALLS ‘D’ CASE A TRAGEDY WAITING TO HAPPEN It was only a matter of time before another distressed young woman was forced to remind the Irish people of the disgraceful situation facing women in crisis pregnancies in this country. The HSE’s refusal to permit a young woman in their custody to terminate her non-viable pregnancy is consistent with the hypocrisy exhibited by successive Irish governments who have refused to deal with the issue. It is truly outrageous that this vulnerable young woman should be further traumatised by having to ask the courts for the right to terminate a pregnancy that can, at best, result in the birth of a child with no possibility of life. read full story / add a comment
international / rights, freedoms and repression / opinion/analysis Monday April 30, 2007 20:21 by Kevin T. Walsh
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I always had an interest in Irish History and many summers ago I spent time travelling around Ireland viewing old graveyards. I recall being below in West Cork and old farmer brought me to view three unmarked graves on his land. They were three old IRA men shot by the Tans in 1921. The farmer had written their names on three pieces of wood. I walked through Letterfrack and I wondered if the rumours were true of the unmarked graves of little children. These children most likely died violently at the hands of Church and State. Some old men in small towns told me that if the secrets were unfolded, that Ireland was awash with babies left in bogs, and lakes. He said they not only drowned pups at that time, they drowned little children too. That men spoke to me in West Mayo. read full story / add a comment
galway / arts and media / press release Monday April 30, 2007 17:51 by Fred Johnston - Manager
Is the way now open for all Galway arts' groups to seek inclusion in Council meeting agendas and to present their case for funding on a direct basis? read full story / add a comment
national / gender and sexuality / other press Monday April 30, 2007 17:30 by Dorothy Gale
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This could shake up the election a little. What kind of people work for the HSE? They think they can prevent women from travelling and that they can use the Gardai to enforce their whims. Girl seeking abortion challenges HSE Monday, 30 April 2007 17:03 A 17-year-old girl who is four months pregnant and whose child cannot survive outside the womb has gone to the High Court to challenge a decision by the Health Services Executive to stop her leaving the State for an abortion. The girl is in the care of the HSE and is challenging its decision to contact gardaí and not to let her travel for the abortion unless she presented as a suicide risk. read full story / add a comment
dublin / politics / elections / news report Monday April 30, 2007 16:50 by Mick Butler
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On Tuesday May 1 at the Carlton Hotel on the old airport road in Dublin, a conference that will be "open to the public" will set a part of the legal foundation for the introduction of water metering and charges on domestic dwellings. Minister Dick Roche will be in attendance. read full story / add a comment
national / anti-capitalism / press release Monday April 30, 2007 14:01 by Sean
"The meaning of May Day and Anarchism" As part of the Mayday celebrations in Belfast this year Organise! will be hosting a number of public talks on the meaning of May Day and anarchism. read full story / add a comment
dublin / anti-war / imperialism / event notice Monday April 30, 2007 12:02 by Jose Marti
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It has come to our attention that Caleb McCarry, appointed by George Bush as °transition co-ordinator" for Cuba, will be speaking in Dublin on Monday next, 30 April, at 1:30 p.m. in the National University of Ireland, Dublin (Belfield). This individual should be confronted head on, and the Irish academics who invited him also need to be made aware that they are giving a platform to a person who wishes to install a puppet government in Cuba. read full story / add a comment
dublin / rights, freedoms and repression / event notice Monday April 30, 2007 00:37 by MDGLectures
Ha Joon Chang is an economist following the historical school of thought from Cambridge University. He is most widely known for his book "Kicking Away the Ladder" in which he describes the attempts of the global north to prevent the global south reaching a similar state of development by preaching open market policies. His talk is entitled "Lazy Japanese and Thieving Germans : Does culture matter for economic development" read full story / add a comment
national / politics / elections / news report Sunday April 29, 2007 12:08 by Brendan Young
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Joan Collins is standing as an independent socialist in the coming general election. She was elected to Dublin City Council as an Anti-Bin-Tax Councillor. She is determined to present a real alternative to the people of South Central. She is part of and supported by the Community & Workers Action Group (CWAG), and by the Development Action Group (DAG). Also speaking at the launch meeting was Brid Smith of the People Before Profit Alliance, who is standing in the Ballyfermot area of the constituency. We are calling for a Number 1 vote for Joan Collins; and a Number 2 for Brid Smith. The CIL is asking people who want a genuine alternative to get involved in Joan's election campaign. We also call for all socialist and community activists to support and vote for anti-coalition leftwing candidates, including Joan Collins and Seamus Healy TD, the people Before Profit Alliance candidates, the Socialist Party candidates, the ISN candidate and Catherine Conolly in Galway. read full story / add a comment
international / anti-capitalism / other press Sunday April 29, 2007 00:34 by John Meehan
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Nothing like this happened in the last century : http://www.marxist.com/chavez-transitional-programme.htm read full story / add a comment
louth / arts and media / event notice Saturday April 28, 2007 14:41 by Julie Corcoran
An introduction to the work of The Carrick Gallery, in the town of Carrickmacross, Co.Monaghan. read full story / add a comment
antrim / worker & community struggles and protests / event notice Saturday April 28, 2007 01:33 by Ciarán
Tarlaíonn paráid Lá Bealtaine na bliana seo agus céad bliain ó cheann stalic na ndugairí agus na gcairteoirí i mBéal Feirste buailte linn. read full story / add a comment
galway / environment / press release Friday April 27, 2007 19:30 by Galway water crisis
Statement to clarify our position about the public meeting called for this Monday 30th April read full story / add a comment
dublin / environment / event notice Friday April 27, 2007 17:18 by Nicola Doppio
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Friday June 15th || 9 - 5.30pm | €175*| Early bookings by May 31st: €150 Cultivate Living & Learning Centre 15-19 Essex Street West |Temple Bar | Dublin 8 | Republic Of Ireland Ph: +353 (0)1 674 5773 www.cultivate.ie The future is here. By responding intelligently to climate change and energy security we are improving quality of life in our cities and towns. This day of training highlights priorities for change, demonstrates innovations and introduces practical tools for building sustainable cities and towns. The good news is that we have a wealth of expertise to transition to more sustainable cities and towns. Innovations you’ll learn about include The Natural Step, The Merton Rule, The Fingal Directive and Imagineering - Futures Thinking Toolkit. This event is for planners, city development boards, city councilors, civil servants, architects, design professionals, property developers, Agenda 21 officers, civil society organisations and concerned citizens. CPD credits available through IPI. read full story / add a comment |
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