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international / anti-war / imperialism / other press Wednesday October 07, 2009 14:37 by Catholic Worker
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61 anti-war activists arrested at the White House on the 8th. anniversary of the U.S. invasion of Afghanistan. Those arrested included members of Catholic Worker communities, Code Pink, War Resisters League and Witness Against Torture. See link below for photos/video/reports of the action...... read full story / add a comment 
international / history and heritage / event notice Wednesday October 07, 2009 13:30 by RCSI ISOC
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A one day course for Brothers & Sisters that will exploring the lives of some of the greatest women of all time. It seeks to enlighten the hearts, minds and souls of students, youth, parents & elders in the West. It is through the wonderful examples of the Mothers of the Believers that we can achieve a correct and balanced understanding when approaching issues such as building the Islamic family, social life, working, parenting and raising children. read full story / add a comment 
dublin / animal rights / press release Wednesday October 07, 2009 12:58 by Bernie Wright
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A controvercial exhibition starting tomorrow alerted the public to call AFAR when a photo of a live Greyhound wired up to act as a 'live medical device' was publicised. people feared the dog was to be confined to a plinth to display this possible future scenario at Dublins science Gallery for the next two months. We contacted the organisers and have been assured that no live dog will be used. It was just for the photoshot. However we urge people to express their strong opposition to the use of animals as medical devices or for experimentation. The expo facilitates and provides for comments to be displayed during this event. A letter from the organisers follows.We in AFAR are glad that they are not using a dog in this instance. read full story / add a comment
antrim / worker & community struggles and protests / news report Wednesday October 07, 2009 12:57 by p
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The union representing workers at the BBC has backed a protest to be held next Thursday 15th October outside BBC Broadcasting House in Belfast against the decision to invite the BNP on to the Question Time programme. read full story / add a comment
dublin / arts and media / event notice Wednesday October 07, 2009 12:19 by seomra spraoi
@ Seomra Spraoi Food Served 7.30pm Music 8.30pm €5 suggested donation more/less as you can afford (all monies to the running of Seomra Spraoi) read full story / add a comment 
national / history and heritage / other press Wednesday October 07, 2009 11:06 by € = £
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The most mendacious and shameful of any of the Cinn Comhairlí to supposedly serve the Irish state is about to pass into history celebrated by Brian Cowen as someone who served Ireland well. Today's Irish Independent reveals that whilst celebrating Robbie Burns night in Scotland last January, John O'Donoghue claimed 1 sterling pound in expenses for a donation he had made through the goodness of his heart to UNICEF. As we most probably remember the average exchange rate for one sterling pound to one euro in January 2009 was a whopping 1.0768.You could probably have rounded those three farthings to a penny and lodged them in an AIB account with nobody asking questions. read full story / add a comment
galway / environment / event notice Wednesday October 07, 2009 10:04 by Liamo
On Saturday, 17 October at 3pm, Brian Finan, who recently retired having spent 40 years as Head Gardener at NUI Galway, will conduct a short tree walk on campus. read full story / add a comment
galway / environment / event notice Wednesday October 07, 2009 09:58 by Liamo
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Tuesday 13th October, 8pm at Galway Social Space (across from An Taibhdhearc Theatre), Middle Street. read full story / add a comment
national / education / press release Tuesday October 06, 2009 22:04 by Godot
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The Union of Students in Ireland will hold a succession of protests on college campuses around the south of Ireland as part of its campaign against the reintroduction of fees. Protests will be held by University College Cork, the Limerick School of Art and Design and the Institutes of Technologies in Carlow, Limerick Tralee and Waterford from October 7 – 14. read full story / add a comment
international / anti-capitalism / press release Tuesday October 06, 2009 20:57 by The Yes Men
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October 6, 2009 U.S. screening finder The Yes Men Fix the World 's a Riot. No, Really. We all know the facts. Free-market capitalism is dangerous. It's run by a whole lot of bad, powerful people, and it hurts a whole lot of people who don't deserve to be hurt. So much for the obvious. Now what? read full story / add a comment
kildare / education / opinion/analysis Tuesday October 06, 2009 20:35 by W.Carney- FEE NUI Maynooth
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Reflections on the appointment of Bertie Ahern by the NUI Maynooth School of Business and Law. read full story / add a comment 
national / rights, freedoms and repression / news report Tuesday October 06, 2009 18:14 by Sean Clinton
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On Sunday evening Gardai in Irishtown confirmed that they had the previous day removed an IFPAL referendum sign from a pole close to the Israeli Embassy on Pembroke Road Dublin. The sign read: Israel killed 300 Palestinian children in January Yet the EU will not impose sanctions EU policy facilitates Israeli genocide. Vote No to Lisbon read full story / add a comment
international / rights, freedoms and repression / opinion/analysis Tuesday October 06, 2009 17:49 by Michelle Clarke
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In the past, I have written about a treasure trove of information much under utilised for parents, for individuals, for children, for the elderly concerned about the future, and for students. It is the EU office in Dawson Street. This is adjacent to the Royal Irish Academy, and St. Anne's Church which is also a haven for people with time on their hands and a curious mind. They have a coffee centre and for over 50's they assist people in learning how to use the computer read full story / add a comment 
national / education / other press Tuesday October 06, 2009 17:36 by o as if
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The parents of girls who attend St John's Girls' national school, in Carrigaline, County Cork, have been instructed by the school's principal, Catherine O'Neill to provide toilet paper for their daughters. It's one those stories which appeals to an international audience and especially the lurking anti-Irish sentiment still present in AngloSaxon media or perhaps if not anti-Irish, a sour sense of resentment that other English speaking peoples never got to enjoy 2 Lisbon Referenda or a jaunt on the pig's back of the Celtic Tiger. Whatever the true classification of the story doing international commerical & state rounds today, msot readers will admit it illustrates a wee home truth. read full story / add a comment
cork / anti-war / imperialism / event notice Tuesday October 06, 2009 15:30 by Joe O’Brien
* What is daily life under occupation really like? * What is the Israeli peace movement doing? * What can we do to promote a just peace in Israel-Palestine? read full story / add a comment
national / history and heritage / event notice Tuesday October 06, 2009 15:30 by PAT WALSH
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This is the first history of Ireland’s War on Turkey and explains why Britain really made war on the Ottoman Empire. It explains the reasons for the establishment of Palestine and Iraq and why the US was repelled from the League of Nations by the behaviour of the British Empire. It describes the rise of Ataturk and the successful Turkish War of Independence. read full story / add a comment
dublin / worker & community struggles and protests / event notice Tuesday October 06, 2009 15:25 by PHILIP O'CONNOR AND MARK LAMGHAMMER
TEACHERS CLUB read full story / add a comment
dublin / history and heritage / event notice Tuesday October 06, 2009 15:16 by HERBERT REMMEL
An account of the experiences of a German boy in a suburb of wartime Cologne with graphic descriptions of life there and further afield in Germany. After the war one of the German children brought to Ireland by the Red Cross and he describes his life in Ireland which he thoroughly enjoyed. He stayed with different families but with a family in Ballinlogh, Co. Mayo, for the most part. This is a very well written memoir with a fresh and informative view of rural Ireland in the 1940s. read full story / add a comment 
national / eu / other press Tuesday October 06, 2009 11:25 by Socialist Party
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The Socialist Party's analysis of the Lisbon referendum result, titled: "Lisbon victory not endorsement for hated government" is now online. A significant 2/1 majority, on a higher turnout, passed the Lisbon Treaty overturning the decision of June 2008. It is clear that the economic crisis served to shift opinion across the board to a yes vote because people felt that passing the Treaty might boost Ireland’s prospects for economic recovery. Last year Lisbon was rejected because people feared the consequences of the changes it brings to the EU and because of a distrust of the political establishment. For a majority this time around the actual Treaty and its contents were secondary to the economic crisis. Read it all at link below. read full story / add a comment 
national / arts and media / news report Tuesday October 06, 2009 00:31 by Darren J. Prior/Mac an Phríora
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www.myspace.com/armuinnamuice www.bebo.com/armuinnamuice www.nearfm.ie/podcast www.near.ie read full story / add a comment |
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