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Thursday January 01 1970

Foie Gras: Pearl Brasserie Week of Action Mon. 10th - Sat. 15th August

category dublin | animal rights | event notice author Friday August 07, 2009 00:00author by Laura Broxson - National Animal Rights Associationauthor email naracampaigns at gmail dot comauthor address PO Box 11019, Dublin 2 Report this post to the editors

It's time to get the Pearl Brasserie foie gras free!

Hi,

Instead of the usual weekly events, we'll be having a special "Pearl Brasserie Week of Action", with protests every night that they are open next week, to put pressure on the restaurant to stop serving foie gras. We've been protesting this restaurant since April 2008 - it's time to show them just how serious we are about this campaign!

We realise that most people won't be able to make it in every night, but if you could commit to coming even two nights of the week, we'd really appreciate it.

WHEN: 7.30pm - 9pm, every night from Mon. 10th - Sat. 15th August

WHERE: The Pearl Brasserie (20 Merrion Street Upper, Dublin 2)

Let's get them to finally go foie-gras-free!

Laura Broxson

National Animal Rights Association

Related Link: http://www.naracampaigns.org
author by Cat Loverpublication date Sun Aug 16, 2009 21:03author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Leave it to NARA to pave the way for Animal RIghts in Ireland, when theres something new to be done, they are always on it. Their website is proof of all that they do.
Foie Gras should not be allowed in this country.
Boycott the Pearl Brasserie

author by Waynepublication date Tue Aug 18, 2009 18:22author address author phone Report this post to the editors

You never go outside there do yas ? Strange aint it-do yas shop there?

author by Laura Broxson - National Animal Rights Associationpublication date Tue Aug 18, 2009 19:32author email naracampaigns at gmail dot comauthor address PO Box 11019, Dublin 2author phone Report this post to the editors

We are currently negotiating the foie gras issue with Fallon & Byrne, and therefore have halted protests - for now anyway.

And although this should be obvious, we would never shop in any store that we are protesting, boycotting, or have issues with. We are not hypocrites in this group!

Related Link: http://www.naracampaigns.org
author by Wayne - Radical organisationspublication date Tue Aug 18, 2009 21:38author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Negotiating!? Well you havn't got very far-Lets just be honest about it-you are not happy to protest at a shop where you and members of your group shop at? I was thinking of joining up with you guys as I was impressed by a protest you had in the docklands but the camp I belong to is the "NO NEGOTIATION" one so I don't think I would fit in well with "sell outs" and let me put in on record I will be monitoring your "progress" with fallon and byrne A SHOP WHICH DISGRACEFULLY SELLS FOIE GRAS.

author by Laura Broxson - National Animal Rights Associationpublication date Wed Aug 19, 2009 19:27author email naracampaigns at gmail dot comauthor address PO Box 11019, Dublin 2author phone Report this post to the editors

Wayne, I don't know what your problem is - or who you believe is shopping in Fallon & Byrne (because members of OUR group certainly aren't), but you really need to calm yourself down (and perhaps stop stalking the wrong animal rights activists?).

We don't believe in jeopardising campaigns, which is why we've entered into talks with the management of Fallon & Byrne, to give them a chance. These things take time - much like the anti-fur campaign at Brown Thomas.

Maybe you are unable to grasp the concept of running a professional and effective campaigns? Otherwise you wouldn't confuse practical tactics with "selling out". But if you think you could achieve better, then please do go ahead!

Feel free to monitor our progress, but don't spend your time stalking us or trolling - do something that actually matters.

Related Link: http://www.naracampaigns.org
author by Catladypublication date Tue Sep 01, 2009 00:26author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Chill out and get a grip on yourself please.
If you have solid evidence of hypocricy then show it (I know you don't)
You could be thinking of another group....?
But please slow down and get a grip on the facts before posting such awful comments about very genuine and committed people!

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