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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 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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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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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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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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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.
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On Sunday, dozens of protesters blocked the Carlisle Circus end of Craigavon Bridge, unfurling banners that read "end sectarian parades" and "Derry supports Garvaghy Road".
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Garvaghy Road residents declare victory as they win against the entire British state apparatus, the courts and the PSNI, as well as the forces of loyalism which continue to try strip Ireland of its sovereignty. Long live the 32-county socialist republic!
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The situation is currently very tense and fast moving, the last of our people are travelling, having faced exceedingly long delays and are expected to arrive shortly.
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Activists from Kildare disrupted a Fine Gael business meeting, dubbed as a “business breakfast” in Ardboyne Hotel Navan yesterday.
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The parade is now set to march through the minority Nationalist area of Portadown this Sunday, 27 September, a move which is likely to spark violent confrontations such as those seen 29 years ago.
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On Wednesday, at the Freshers Fair in Queen’s University Belfast, a coalition of activists came together to disrupt a recruitment stall for the Police Service of Northern Ireland.