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Search author name words: MOuse Day 41 of Peter's Hunger -Strike.
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Saturday July 01, 2006 23:16 by mOuse
"You got everything" Peter wanted an excerpt from a letter about Palestine , published with He re-iterates that he will not be force-fed and has made a written, signed and dated |
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Jump To Comment: 1 2 3 4If anyone can help with specific research regarding the law society ,
the Institutional Redress Board and the Army deafness double-charging scandal.
it would be appreciated. There was a report in the Examiner on the 9-06-06, regarding
the double-charging lawyers in these cases, is it possible to access the lists?
Other issues involving Peter are the necessity for a non-codeine based pain-relief.
He has a back/sciatica problem. The nearest toilet facility is at Buswells Hotel which
means he has to cross a busy road in a debilitated condition.
He is usually at the pedestrian entrance to the Dail during the day, and his tent is
pitched at the gate of the National Library in the evening.
Judging by press coverage Peter is not getting much attention.
I'm not sure McDowell or Joe Costello are paying much attention either.
I sympathise with a man standing up for his daughter but damaging his health is going to shorten his life or causing his death is going to harm his daughter who will be deprived of her father.
For his own sake he should start eating and stop this madness right now.
_ you're in Dawson Street. Mr Bloom said.
Molesworth Street is opposite
Do you want to cross?
There's nothing in the way-
Peter's hands are yellowing and his temper is increasing.
He is at the pedestrian entrance at the Dail, follow the route from Dawson to Molesworth Street.
He sits opposite the traffic lights.
(Ulysses).
The last thing Mr Preston's health really needs now is a large plate of spaghetti. Or even the legendary hunger strike breaking "cheese sandwich" offered to one of the spokespersons of those on the Afghan fast. in Saint Patrick's cathedral earlier this year.
Without getting technical on ye, yoghurt would be a good first meal. But He's not going to thinking about that till one TD gets out of his car and talks to him.