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Why We Threw Tennis Balls On The Aviva Pitch
Last night, Thursday October 1st, a group of Stop The Game activists smuggled tennis balls into Landsdowne road, in advance of the scheduled football game between Ireland and Austria.
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The Liberty Of The Colonizer Is The Bondage Of The Oppressed
To have the ability to possess industry, you must have the possession of rationality, and for the Colonial Europeans, there was no utilization in anything other than possession of the material, of land, of production, of human beings as cattle.
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The FFG Five-in-One Comes Back for Another Round - This Time For The 37 Year Olds!
You see, the five-in-one scheme is the strategy through which FFG announce all solutions to the various crises we face today.
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AIA Deface Orange Order Plaque On Dawson Street
Anti-Imperialist Action Ireland (AIA) has defaced the Orange Order plaque located on Dawson Street yesterday. The activists poured red paint over it. The plaque, made of brass, marks the site of the first meeting place of the Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland.
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The EU's "Hybrid War" Is A Licence To Crush Dissent
On 16 September, the European Parliament passed a resolution on ‘hybrid warfare’. The Rapporteur (or drafter) of the report was a Lithuanian MEP named Rasa Juknevičienė. This is a licence to crush dissent.
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The Irish Left Is Marching: And We Want AI Out!
They don’t get to feel safe because we can’t feel safe in the face of such an existential threat. We will make them feel under siege as we are made to feel as hostages. When our rights are sold out to tech companies we simply have no other choice.
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Kildare Community Rally As Council Gives Data Centres Green Light
The protest didn’t happen spontaneously; a planned hyperscale Data Centre by Herbata Ltd in Naas sparked outrage and thus galvanised the community to establish Data Centre Awareness Kildare (DCAK).
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The Human Cost Of Orange Supremacy
Between 1996 and 2000, twenty one people were murdered in incidents related to the Drumcree parade disputes. The vast majority of these were civilians from a Catholic background, targeted by Loyalist paramilitaries.
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Save Lough Neagh: Hundreds Gather For Stormont Protest
On Saturday at 2pm, several hundred campaigners united to march up the Stormont estate with the shared aim of saving Lough Neagh.
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Kilmeaden Residents Stand Against New Data Centre Building Proposal In Rural Ireland
Hundreds of people gathered in Kilmaeden, County Waterford, to reject the proposal of a data centre in the South East village of Ireland.
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Muhammad Khalifa Cup Takes Place In Honor Of Gazan Footballer
The event is run by the Love Rovers Hate Racism, a group of Rovers supporters who, since 2021, have been building a strong anti-fascist presence at Rovers and mobilising the Rovers fanbase for many different causes.
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Donate To Garvaghy Road Residents
This fundraiser aims to support these community efforts, helping to provide food, refreshments, essential supplies and practical assistance to those working tirelessly on the ground on Garvaghy Road.