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galway / rights, freedoms and repression / feature Tuesday November 19, 2002 15:29 by IMC Editorial Group
An event of gypsy and world music cancelled by Taylor's bar, in Galway, on
racist grounds went ahead in Richardson's pub in mid November with many
musicians and activists from different groups taking part.
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national / miscellaneous / feature Tuesday November 19, 2002 03:45 by IMC Editorial Group
The Garda Compaints Board held a press conference about their
"Reclaim The Streets" investigation and told the assembled journalists
about the difficulties they experienced in trying to get to the bottom of the matter, with
Gardai failing to identify their colleagues and generally refusing to
assist the work of the inquiry read full story / add a comment
clare / anti-war / imperialism / feature Thursday October 31, 2002 03:11 by IMC Editorial Group
In a
bizarre encounter at Shannon airport, two of the war monitors at Shannon today
came face to face with a group of US military personnel in the arrivals hall at
Shannon airport. read full story / add a comment
national / miscellaneous / feature Tuesday October 22, 2002 03:55 by IMC Editorial Group
Lots of information and debate on the
Nice Treaty and the issues surrounding it is passing through
Indymedia Ireland as the National ‘debate’ approaches it’s
conclusion. Interestingly there has yet to be a post on Indymedia
arguing in favour of a Yes Vote. Here is a selection of recent posts
covering a plethora of issues. read full story / add a comment
clare / anti-war / imperialism / feature Sunday October 13, 2002 03:14 by IMC Editorial Group
The biggest Protest yet against the US
Military use of Shannon Airport took place on Saturday 12th October.
After a pretty standard protest – (some pushing and shoving at the
entrance to the airport, speeches, an open mic, a funny standoff
between a group of public representatives and the Police, music,
chanting, a die-in) – a number of activists took down the fence
marking the airport perimeter and initiated a mass Trespass on the
grass beside a runway. read full story / add a comment
dublin / miscellaneous / feature Thursday October 10, 2002 21:40 by Andrew
A protest against an international privitisation conference at Dublin's Burlington hotel turned violent when the Gardai (Irish police) attacked protesters with batons. They were aided by a number of non uniformed men armed with sticks and torches, some of who may have been political police (Special Branch) but others appeared to be private security.
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national / miscellaneous / feature Saturday October 05, 2002 03:59 by IMC Editorial Group
The referendum on the
Nice
treaty on
October
19th
has produced a flurry of campaigning groups canvassing holding meetings and
protests: read full story / add a comment 
dublin / miscellaneous / feature Sunday September 22, 2002 03:47 by IMC Editorial Group
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Some 1,000 people gathered on St Stephens Green to
party in Dublin's' Reclaim the Streets event, coinciding with European car
free day (not that
you would
know it
was that in Dublin!). read full story / add a comment 
national / miscellaneous / feature Wednesday September 18, 2002 04:02 by IMC Editorial Group
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Some IMC contributors
paid a visit to one of Fine Gael's forums on the Nice Treaty at
which Peter Sutherland - in reply to an IMC question about the
complexities of Article 133 of the Treaty - gave a very honest
answer. read full story / add a comment 
international / environment / feature Thursday September 12, 2002 03:30 by IMC Editorial Group
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Boats from Ireland, Wales, England and the Isle of Man joined Greenpeace flagship Rainbow Warrior to meet two BNFL ships carrying 255 Kg of Mixed Oxide (MOX) nuclear fuel which had been rejected by the company's Japanese customers. read full story / add a comment
dublin / miscellaneous / feature Saturday August 31, 2002 03:28 by IMC Editorial Group
In the early hours of Saturday 1st
September activists occupied the archaeological site of Carrickmines Castle in a non-violent direct action that could rival the Glen of the Downs protest. The excavation of the site, which is still incomplete, was wound up on Friday evening to make way for its destruction for the completion of the M50 motorway.
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national / environment / feature Thursday August 22, 2002 03:32 by IMC Editorial Group
Representatives of Irish environmental NGOs are in Johannesburg
countering the government glossover of the serious social and
environmental costs of the Celtic Tiger. read full story / add a comment 
international / miscellaneous / feature Wednesday August 14, 2002 01:15 by IMC Editorial Group
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From an Irish Citizen involved in the No to Nice Referendum Campaign
First I have to say that many of us here on this Island heard the EZLN when, at the beginning of 1994 they pointed out to the world that the third world war had ended and that the fourth world war had begun. We are celebrating today the victory of Mexican farmers and Civil Society in their recent conflict with the Mexican Government. read full story / add a comment 
national / miscellaneous / feature Tuesday July 30, 2002 03:35 by IMC Editorial Group
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An Annual event for the past 12 years, the Ecotopia-Biketour takes place in a different region of Europe each year. This year the Celtic-Safari Biketour will bring young people from all over europe to cycle from Dover (England, 10th July) across England and Wales to Dublin and on to Clare. read full story / add a comment 
national / miscellaneous / feature Wednesday July 10, 2002 03:41 by IMC Editorial Group
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Available On Web Now Through Indymedia
After two tribunals, numerous trips to the High Court and a further delay to allow for printing, the Ansbacher Report, detailing suspected tax evasion, illegal banking operations and numerous breaches of company law right up to the 1990s, and pointing the finger at builders, bankers, restaurant owners and former Taoiseach Charles Haughey, was finally published. read full story / add a comment 
national / miscellaneous / feature Wednesday July 10, 2002 03:17 by IMC Editorial Group
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Last Sunday, the 7th of July, a crowd of 100,000 gathered at the Salthill Air Show. Treated to a display of military prowess billed as the 'greatest free show in Europe', the crowd 'ooh'd' and 'aah'd' as Hercules helicopters, F-15s and a B1 bomber streaked overhead. Defending the air show, The Minister for Community, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs, who opened proceedings, announced that allowing military aircraft to entertain crowds was not a breach of Irish Neutrality read full story / add a comment
international / miscellaneous / feature Saturday June 08, 2002 21:20 by IMC Editorial Group
The situation in Palestine has become more and more extreme in the last couple of weeks. Reports are emerging regularly which detail the use of mass internment against Palestinian civilians living in refugee camps.
Many Israelis and foreign observers have been taken aback at the dark symbolism of reports of internees having numbers printed on their skin. read full story / add a comment 
dublin / miscellaneous / feature Tuesday May 07, 2002 03:49 by IMC Editorial Group
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Bank Holiday Monday: up to 1000 people partied hard on the streets of Dublin on the south side of the River Liffey along Burgh Quay and George's Quay. The east end of the quay at Butt Bridge was blocked and at 3pm the party was in full swing with three sound systems, capoeira, football, twister, dancing, bongoing, cheering and guerrilla gardening. read full story / add a comment 
dublin / miscellaneous / feature Thursday May 02, 2002 00:34 by IMC Editorial Group
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On Friday the 26th of April 2002 in NCAD, Dublin, 10 televisions were sacrificed using
a sledgehammer, an axe, an aluminum baseball bat and a pick axe.
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national / miscellaneous / feature Sunday April 28, 2002 22:00 by IMC Editorial Group
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The Public Order Act, passed in 1994 and subsequently one of the more draconian and controversial pieces of Irish legislation, has come back into the public eye with the passing of amendments related to "trespassing" in the dying days of the Dáil. Activists have certainly been aware of this Act as it stands, as it's one of the most effective weapons of the Gardai when confronted with any demonstration. Even when it was originally passed, politicians argued about the wording for weeks and the President (Mary Robinson) summoned the Council of State to consider if it was even constitutional. The new offences have the potential, if used in a certain way, to further curtail civil liberties and the right to protest. They are directed towards members of the Traveller community - who have called a protest on May 2nd read full story / add a comment |
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