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category antrim | environment | news report author Sunday March 28, 2010 17:45author by M.R.author email kjonk1 at yahoo dot co dot uk Report this post to the editors

Solidarity action in Belfast (as well as London) shows continuing support of the Shell to Sea Campaign against the exploitation of public fossil fuel resources and the arrests of citizens in Rossport, West Ireland.
Banner at the front of the demonstration
Banner at the front of the demonstration

In Belfast, on Saturday the 27th of March, the planning meeting of the Irish Climate Camp, took time out to express solidarity with the Shell to Sea campaign, and Pat O'Donnell in particular.

We took our Shell to Sea banner for an impromtu take-over march through the streets of Belfast. Outside the office of the North-South Council we handed out flyers about Pat O'Donnell to the passers by, and spoke to journalists.

"We believe that personal commitment against goverenment and corporate oppression needs to be defended," said John Wright, "Both North and South need to embrace renewables and move away from reliance upon transnational corporations and the car-carbon-fossil fuels culture."

Earlier, demonstrators had met with an official of the Irish Office, to ensure that they were aware of the forthcoming demonstration and it's issues.

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A few people arrive at the demonstration by taking to the streets
A few people arrive at the demonstration by taking to the streets

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   Well done     Ciarán    Mon Mar 29, 2010 09:34 


 
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