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Thursday January 01 1970

Changing Ireland North And South Public Meeting With Gerry Adams

category dublin | politics / elections | event notice author Tuesday March 06, 2007 12:27author by Paul Lynch - Sinn Feinauthor email paullynch at sinnfein dot ie Report this post to the editors

Sinn Fein Building An Ireland of Equals

Dublin Sinn Fein invites you to attend a public rally in the Royal Dublin Hotel on Friday 9th following the elections in the Six Counties. This Rally will mark the beginning of our election campaign in the 26 Counties. With your help we can make history in the upcoming General Election.

Sinn Fein in the fastest growing party in Ireland. For more than 15 years we have been the driving force for change, North and South. Our role in the peace process, in demanding an end to the two tier health system and in representing the people of Dublin on local Councils, in the Dail and in Europe is second to none. Sinn Fein is looking for the strongest possible mandate from the people of Dublin so that we can see real change in Government.

Among our Keys demands for Dublin are:

A properly funded public health service that treats people on the basis of need not on their ability to pay.

A major house building programme for the city and county and the reinstatement of a minimum of 20% of social and affordable housing in all developments.

An extra 500 Buses for Dublin

Greater community involvement in working with the Gardia and other statutory agencies to tackle anti-social behaviour in our communities.

Related Link: http://www.dublinsinnfein.com
author by PLpublication date Fri Mar 09, 2007 17:46author address author phone Report this post to the editors

The meeting is at 7.30PM in the Royal Dublin Hotel, O'Connell Street.

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author by pixpublication date Wed Mar 14, 2007 17:53author address author phone Report this post to the editors

full house, standing room only well before the start, hotel ran out of chairs, meeting started on time... not like a Dublin Sinn Féin event at all!

M L McDonald
M L McDonald

Standing room only
Standing room only

Adams listening to McDonald
Adams listening to McDonald

Does Gerry Adams sign other people's books?
Does Gerry Adams sign other people's books?

 
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