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Jump To Comment: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8Glad to see you back! We were getting worried there...
Céad Mile Fáilte. I thought you had departed from our hemisphere, but now you are back. It's up to readers and interested groups to contribute news, essays and comments to Indymedia Ireland. Ní neart go cur le chéile. There is no strength without unity. Harambee, as they say in Kiswahili.
...to pen and paper!
Great to see 'Indy' back on our screens : I always recognised this resource as a valuable tool and that point was realised all the more in its absence.
Welcome back!
Sharon.
Great to see such a wide range of support expressed here. From RSF stalwart Sharon to Dr Cox of Maynooth's renowned academy of dissent. And is that the first time Kiswahili has been used on the site? I believe it is. Habari Angus agus Asante sana!
Mzuri sana watu wote. Safari njema Harry.
Nzuri. Ninazungumza Kiswahili Kidogo tu!
The loyal support you've shown the site over the years is very much appreciated - as is your evaluation of this resource as "a valuable tool" . Spot-on and thanks again ,a chara. Looking forward to your promised piece .
Hi Harry!
Grma for your comments, a chara - I'm blushing here!
But I think we got our wires crossed re the "promised" item - I was referencing 'peace' , not 'piece' !
However - I have contributed a 'piece' and you can access same at the 'Related Link' , below.
Thanks again,
Sharon.
A 'piece' of the Half'penny Bridge, Dublin (see 'Related Link') !