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Update on Campaign To Save Tara's upcoming events and call for help!
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Saturday May 19, 2007 23:46 by Campaign To Save Tara
There are many ways you can support our campaign Update on Campaign To Save Tara's efforts to protect the Gabhra Valley and ways you can support us! www.savetara.com
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Jump To Comment: 1 2 3 4Just posted this on opinion.
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Hello Muireann and CST,
glad to hear you people are keeping up the fight for the preservation of our archaeological heritage in the Gabhra Valley.
But I am a bit confused about the role the Vigil is playing in all this. It was my understanding that the Vigil was supposed to be independent from all groups fighting for Tara, and that they would not get involved in any (political) activities involving direct action. Only last Wednesday TaraWatch, as requested by one Vigil member, issued a public call for help on behalf of the Solidarity Vigil on the Hill of Tara. But shortly afterwards the vigil keepers called off their planned action because they couldn't be seen as being linked to a campaign group (TaraWatch).. But yet, over the last 48 hours reports have been coming in over the media and the CST 's public E-group, linking the Solidarity Vigil to direct action in Roestown and to Campaign to save Tara (CST), a small Labour Party-orientated group trying to influence the outcome of the upcoming general election.
Could somebody from CST or the Vigil please clear up this confusion. I am definitely interested in participating in non-violend direct action, and have done so in the past. But since I am a member of TaraWatch I feel my help and participation in CST/Vigil events isn't welcome.
But if you can't afford to pay 10 bucks to go to a CST-organized fancy dress party, then come to Trinity College Dublin (Swift Theatre) on Monday, May 21st, at 11 am for an event hosted by the Centre for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, TCD, about the Hill of Tara's historical and cultural importance .
Speakers include Dr Sean Duffy -FTCD, Department of Medieval History, Dr Gerald Morgan - FTCD, Department of English, and Mr. Vincent Salafia, JD - Department of Law, TCD.
Admission is free of charge.
It is unfortunate, that no response to Micheals question is forthcoming.
The silence is deafening.
Come on CST and Canney, why cant you be honest here?