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Day X walkout reports

category national | miscellaneous | news report author Thursday March 20, 2003 13:43author by Sparks Report this post to the editors

Post reports on your Day X noon walkout/work stoppage here...

Well, a total of three people from TCD as far as I could see, and two from the Spar shop under the Pearse St. Station - while the trains ran merrily on, despite the CIE work stoppage.

author by Saidhbhinpublication date Thu Mar 20, 2003 13:47author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Well although there are only two of us in this office on Dame Street we stopped for 10 minutes anyway as the world buzzed on outside, trundling on it's aimless way to nowhere...

author by Alan MacSimoinpublication date Thu Mar 20, 2003 13:57author address author phone Report this post to the editors

About 150 walked out of Trinity College and gathered at the front gate. I met colleagues from catering, secretarial, computer and teaching staff. And a very good attendance from the Sociology Department.

The SIPTU Section Committee gave its support. Not too bad a turnout as there is no teaching this week, which means few students on campus and some staff ('term workers') also away at present.

author by Sparkspublication date Thu Mar 20, 2003 13:59author address author phone Report this post to the editors

We were at the opposite end of college from you then. You know, you could have sent an email around...

author by Mr.Hugh Janus - Donegal Medicarepublication date Thu Mar 20, 2003 14:02author address author phone Report this post to the editors

There was a mass walkout here in Letterkenny today at 1 o'clock.Some of the protestors went to the canteen and drank tea,others went to the smoking area outside,while some went down to the local shop and bought pre-made sandwiches.As this happens at 1 oclock everyday, I wouldn't say it should merit too much media attention.

author by Cornucopia - Cornucopiapublication date Thu Mar 20, 2003 14:02author address Wicklow Streetauthor phone Report this post to the editors

Workers all stopped for the allocated time as planned, and the owner, Deirdre came in specially to be present...

author by Eoin O'M.publication date Thu Mar 20, 2003 14:47author address author phone Report this post to the editors

I was working in Gardiner St this morning and a few from the place I was working in went down to the garden of remembrance - about 10 of us. Ont the steps of a few hotels and Parnell College, there were about another 50 people visible. Not terribly impressive but we made our point. RALLY AROUND FOR 6PM!!

author by Dave Rpublication date Thu Mar 20, 2003 14:55author address author phone Report this post to the editors

There were at least 150-200 people assembled at the 1916 monument in the center of the village for 40 minutes. It consisted mainly of students from the University but many locals also took part. There were some speakers and a minutes silence

author by evil davepublication date Thu Mar 20, 2003 15:09author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Its time for the leadership of Sinn Fein (Gerry Adams)& the Green Party (Sargent) to go on TV and tell people its now or never - diect action now

http://www.indymedia.ie/cgi-bin/newswire.cgi?id=35875

author by MGpublication date Thu Mar 20, 2003 15:11author address author phone Report this post to the editors

About 15-20 students and teachers left the college and stood outside for the 10 minutes. Sadly, none of them were Americans. Also one lone protestor with an anti-war banner outside an office building opposite Dwyers'. I though for a minute he might be from the FF offices, but alas no.

author by Tom Flannerypublication date Thu Mar 20, 2003 15:19author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Only 3 people walked out of Bayers in Swords (and came back in after 2 mins). Nodoby from AHS systems and nobody from Organnon. Somebody said a man at Woddies blew his horn for a minute in the car park at the same time, nobody knows if he was actually protesting or not.
Dont know about any other places in the area, thats all I could establish.

author by conorpublication date Thu Mar 20, 2003 15:34author address author phone Report this post to the editors


Eight members of staff came out of the school in CBC Monkstown

plus there was one minute of silence and 10 minute discussion of war in all classes

maybe other people could send in reports - would be interesting to see how it went

Conor


author by Cut and pastepublication date Thu Mar 20, 2003 16:05author address author phone Report this post to the editors


by mick b Thu, Mar 20 2003, 2:57pm

About 300 people- students , catering staff academics and office workers assembled in St pat's quadrangle at 12 o'clock today to protest against the war. The college library and resource centre closed for ten minutes.One minutes silence was observed and white peace ribbons distributed.

author by Joe Sheehanpublication date Thu Mar 20, 2003 16:06author address author phone Report this post to the editors

There was a walkout, me by myself. May not have been many there but xerocracy is in serious operation here flyers and poster are in production for Limerick.
Glad to hear that there were many more in other places!

author by Magspublication date Thu Mar 20, 2003 16:07author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Good turnout in DCU, organised by the Anti-War group in the college. About 700-800 staff and students stayed out for about 20 minutes. Loads of people took white ribbons. A few speeches made and then a marchette out to the Collins Avenue gate.

author by catpublication date Thu Mar 20, 2003 16:11author address author phone Report this post to the editors

A great showing in UL (approx 2-300) for the stoppage-well done all! Eoin O' Broin and Katherine Harford spoke eloquently and briefly as to the reasons we were there. A minutes silence was held but interrupted-3 or 4 hecklers pointed out that the war will be over in 4 weeks, Iraq will be free and we'll all be sorry we didn't listen then. This was disregarded. A colourful placard saying "USA Let's Roll" was also met with spectacular disinterest. A petition was signed by many and lots of donations for UNICEF were collected. Hope everyone takes to the streets at 6 in limerick today at Penneys.

author by ExPatpublication date Thu Mar 20, 2003 16:21author address author phone Report this post to the editors

That hissing sound you hear is the Anti War movement deflating. Hey you had fun while it lasted and felt very good about yourself. Now get back to work.

author by Joepublication date Thu Mar 20, 2003 16:38author address author phone Report this post to the editors

HUGE ANTI-WAR RALLY IN UL
by Aidan Hehir - UL AGAINST THE WAR Thu, Mar 20 2003, 3:28pm
ulagainstthewar@hotmail.com

Over 1,000 attend anti-war rally in UL
Crossmolina
by frank Thu, Mar 20 2003, 3:31pm

At least 1,500 attend rally in Crossmolina

author by katherine and Aidan - UL AGAINST THE WARpublication date Thu Mar 20, 2003 16:50author address University of Limerickauthor phone Report this post to the editors

The rally held in UL was the biggest the university has ever experienced. those that came out in support numbered well over 1000 and consisted of staff and students. The efforts were further supported by all the businesses on campus who agreed to stop serving for the ten minuites. Over €400 were collected for UNICEF and hundreds queued to sign the petition. UL Against the War also encouraged people to take part in the vigil and march in limerick over the next couple of days, and are already planning our next campus action. Pictures up soon

author by Huey Lewis - Sallynoggin anti-war grouppublication date Thu Mar 20, 2003 18:08author email photohuey at yahoo dot comauthor address author phone Report this post to the editors

The vast majority of Sallynoggin College of Further Education came out today for the stoppage against the war. The response was overwhelming and typical of the anti-war sentiment against outrageous action that is the war in Iraq.

author by Murtangpublication date Thu Mar 20, 2003 19:29author address author phone Report this post to the editors

About one hundred of us walked out of art college in Galway. We went down to a roundabout nearby and walked around the island for about twenty minutes, drumming and shouting.

author by Terrypublication date Thu Mar 20, 2003 23:25author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Hey art college (!??! another new discovery in Galway..) person get in touch terry@fuck-the-system.com .....Several Hundred staf and students walked out in NUIG/UCG at 12 and at 2 about one hundred walked out again, went to Fianna Fail office, wandered around it, meet up with 60 GMIT students, went down to copshop and (with Tim Hourigan's detailed statement thingy) made a criminal complaint against Bertie Ahern (about ten people did this).
We had cool drummers also (maybe that was ye??)

author by Eoin Gillen - School Students Against War & SWPpublication date Fri Mar 21, 2003 21:44author address author phone Report this post to the editors

We had a walkout of just under a 100 people. I had a megaphone and that made the whole thing loud and exciting. We got some good chants and we marched around for an hour before 10 of us went into the protest at the Dail.The megaphone really made a difference.If we make these things lively we attract a lot more people.

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