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 Friday November 24, 2006 15:09 by IMC Collective
 As part of our 5th birthday celebrations, Indymedia Ireland is organising an open meeting, in conjunction with Revolt Video, to be held on Saturday December 2nd at 2pm in Seomra Spraoi, 6 Lower Ormonde Quay, Dublin. This meeting is open to all. If you are interested in making independent media and want to hook up with others, this meeting is the place for you. Members of Indymedia and Revolt video will give brief introductions about these projects, explain how people can get involved and seek out ways for further cooperation. Come along and join the media revolution! |
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People may want to attend both
This is splitting the crowd
Would be great if people are available to help in cooking , if you are please be at seomra spraoi between 12 and 1 on saturday .
Unfortunately, at this time of year it is pretty much impossible to avoid clashes. However, this meeting will be split into two sections.
2.00 / 2.30 - 3.30 Session 1.
3.30 - 4 Break
4 - 5 Session 2.
If you are busy earlier on, come along to the second session.
There will also be a social afterwards in Seomra Spraoi - come one come all!
As a member of the Indymedia Ireland Internet Collective, I'd be interested in going along although I'll be very busy over the weekend. Knowing what the agenda is would help me come to a decision or to decide which session I should plan to go to. Regardless, it's good to see a real world collective start to take shape and I hope the meeting goes well.
As a lesser mortal I think the people who attend should set the agenda based on what they want to do.
If you're too busy, then don't go.