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dublin / rights, freedoms and repression / event notice Monday September 20, 2010 13:49 by Event officer
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With food and Musica Latina at 7pm (followed by 80s night at 8pm) Suggested Donations: 5 at door, 5 for food All proceeds go to Bety's family and projects read full story / add a comment
national / arts and media / news report Sunday September 19, 2010 22:21 by Trade Union TV
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Artists performed at Kildare Street to highlight low pay and the inability to organise because of the unjust Competition Act lunchtime 16th September 2010. read full story / add a comment
dublin / arts and media / event notice Sunday September 19, 2010 21:53 by SHE-D
SHE-D 43 Gardiner Lane D1 ...(rear of HILL 16 pub on Gardiner st or BUS PARKING on Mountjoy Sq south) Donations(*): 5,00 Euro @ SHE-D DOORS @ 21:00 pm Cinema Paradise @ SHE-D presents THE MANY FACES OF POWER 3 FILM: IL DIVO by PAOLO SORRENTINO, (110 min, 2008, italian language, english subtitles) read full story / add a comment ![]()
national / arts and media / press release Sunday September 19, 2010 20:25 by Pyjamarama
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Pyjama Girls isn't your typical commerical release. Its a film which deserves a space on Indymedia. Pyjama Girls, a new Irish documentary by Maya Derrington that examines the lives of two of Dublin’s ‘pyjama girls’, will screen at some of the country’s most prominent cinemas as part of a DIY distribution campaign. The film sold out its week-long run at Dublin’s IFI and was moved from the smallest to the largest screen after one day. IFI director Sarah Glennie says “the film attracted a new audience profile to the cinema – it’s pyjama mania!” read full story / add a comment
international / rights, freedoms and repression / other press Sunday September 19, 2010 19:43 by Maryam Namazie
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Maryam Namazie spoke at the anti Pope rally in London on Saturday. Maryam makes clear that the struggle against religious obscurantism is going to continue. Full text at link. We choose humanity whilst the pope, Ahmadinejad and Islamists choose religious dogma at the expense of humanity. The pope complains of ‘aggressive secularists.’ Well they haven’t seen anything yet. We’re going to push them back. We want to – demand to - live in the 21st century. read full story / add a comment ![]()
national / worker & community struggles and protests / opinion/analysis Sunday September 19, 2010 17:54 by elaine morrisey
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FAS,the troubled state agency has lost all credibility,and this has not just been recently,this has been happening for years,with the government of the state 'training educational' agency,standing by still in support of these 'services',to provide free labour,and continue to not pay the people making FAS happen,the ce workers.FAS pay employers who take on their FAS employees hundreds of euros,while the FAS ce or apprentices,get paid by social welfare,this is not a system that works for the unemployed,currently only 3 % of former fas workers are employed in the jobs market,so what good has FAS done for the unemployed minus themselves and thier business associates apart from making the dole stats look good,what use is that when FAS are draining our economy and providing no job oppurtunities across the board. brainstorming for a new name will not solve the old problems in the well heeled FAS senior management. read full story / add a comment
dublin / housing / other press Sunday September 19, 2010 17:42 by Wayne Flanagan Tobin
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A Poem on Homelessness in Dublin. read full story / add a comment
dublin / animal rights / event notice Sunday September 19, 2010 17:41 by Laura Broxson
Foie gras is illegal to produce in Ireland, so why is it legal to sell it? Join us and help us fight this disgusting industry! read full story / add a comment
international / arts and media / other press Sunday September 19, 2010 15:33 by Hibernian Scribe
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Conor Lenihan was due to launch John J.May's self-published book The Origin of Specious Nonsense which challenges the theories of Charles Darwin. read full story / add a comment
dublin / animal rights / event notice Saturday September 18, 2010 23:22 by Laura Broxson
Hi, Activists in Italy have asked us to organise a protest outside the Italian Embassy in Dublin, in solidarity with their campaign to close Green Hill beagle breeders (which is owned by the notorious Marshall Farms Inc.). Green Hill currently imprison 2,500 beagles and ship them to all around Europe, mainly to companies such as Novartis, Wyeth, Bayer as well as Italian laboratories - and even Huntingdon Life Sciences, the biggest animal testing laboratory in the UK. In previous months, they applied for an expansion to stock 5,000 beagles in total, and as a result a campaign was launched in Italy which had this application stopped. Now, the campaign aims to close down the farm, which is breaching Italian law. The campaign is also aiming to get a complete ban on vivisection in Italy. For more information, Google-translate their website: http://www.fermaregreenhill.net/wp/ read full story / add a comment ![]()
international / rights, freedoms and repression / other press Saturday September 18, 2010 19:45 by pat c
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Thousands have come out to protest against the Pope in London. Victims of abuse by clergy, Humanists, Atheists, Anarchists,Socialists, Liberals, LGBTQs, Feminists; all varieties of progressives were present to give the finger to the Panzer Pope. Full text at link. Peter Tatchell who has a track record of opposing other dictators such as Mugabe said: "This is not an attack on Catholic people or the Catholic faith. We are critical of certain policies of the Pope. When he says no woman is fit to be a priest, that's an insult to the whole of female humanity. When he says a husband must not use a condom to protect his wife from infection - even if he has HIV - that's irresponsible." read full story / add a comment
international / crime and justice / news report Saturday September 18, 2010 13:27 by Assembly for Solidarity
Responding to the Call for International Solidarity by the persecuted and rebellious comrades in Chile, we call on people around the world to express their solidarity and in Athens we invite a Gathering of Solidarity on Friday, September 24th at 5pm, outside of the Chilean Embassy (Bas. Sofias 25) read full story / add a comment ![]()
mayo / arts and media / news report Saturday September 18, 2010 10:41 by JM
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The Mayo-based Connaught Telegraph weekly newspaper ran an on-line poll this week on the Corrib gas pipeline project, with unsurprising results. read full story / add a comment ![]()
dublin / miscellaneous / event notice Friday September 17, 2010 19:55 by Seomra Spraoi
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80s night! DJs, danceparty, dress-up madness, come on down for the hyper-cheese craic! Suggested Donation 5-euro from 8pm, byob Saturday 25th September @ seomra spraoi, 10 Belverdere Court, Dublin 1 read full story / add a comment ![]()
dublin / arts and media / news report Friday September 17, 2010 19:52 by Darren J. Prior/Mac an Phríora
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www.myspace.com/armuinnamuice www.bebo.com/armuinnamuice www.nearpodcast.org www.near.ie read full story / add a comment ![]()
mayo / environment / news report Friday September 17, 2010 15:15 by jen debender and da ram
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Representatives from Shell and their panel of expert witnesses were prevented from leaving the An Bord Pleanála oral hearing Thursday night by peaceful protesters. read full story / add a comment ![]()
galway / arts and media / event notice Friday September 17, 2010 12:25 by Debateboy
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All are welcome to a debate on the topic ‘Politics and Media: a Cosy Cartel?’ which will take place at the 8 Café at Galway City Museum near the Spanish Arch on Monday 27th September starting at 8pm. read full story / add a comment
national / environment / event notice Friday September 17, 2010 11:39 by ECO-UNESCO
ECO-UNESCO’s Youth for Sustainable Development Conference 2010 YOUTH FOR THE FUTURE Learning to Change our World When? Wednesday 22nd September 2010, 10am-4pm Where? The Greenhouse, 17 St Andrew Street, Dublin 2 Cost? Free of charge* Who should attend? Youth workers, youth leaders, teachers and educators from community organisations and NGOs. Young people aged 15 – 18 are also warmly invited to attend with their adult support workers. What will be happening at the conference? You are invited to a day of learning and reflection through workshops, keynote speeches, exhibition of projects and interactive activities. read full story / add a comment
cork / anti-war / imperialism / event notice Friday September 17, 2010 11:05 by SWP Cork
Public Meeting Israel & The Palestinians What Will Bring Peace? Thurs Sept 23rd 8pm Victoria Hotel Patrick St Speaker: Claudia Saba (Palestinian activist & Steering Committee) read full story / add a comment
national / education / event notice Thursday September 16, 2010 18:32 by T Flynn
Monthly meeting for Humanists, Atheists, Agnostics and Freethinkers. read full story / add a comment |
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