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Shell to Sea protest in Dublin

category dublin | environment | news report author Friday October 12, 2007 13:24author by a - (For) Shell to Sea Dublin Report this post to the editors

SHELL TO SEA protest in Dublin at Shell HQ

First reports.

To coincide with the protest at the Shell refinery site in Bellanaboy County Mayo on Friday morning, there will be a lunchtime protest in Dublin at the Shell Hq, Corrib House, Adelaide Road between 12.45 and 2PM.

The Dublin protest is currently in full swing - photo updates below.

For further details contact dublinshelltosea@gmail.com or phone 087 132 3369

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author by apublication date Fri Oct 12, 2007 13:49author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Aproximate attendance of 50 people over the course of the demonstration.

author by Dublin Shell to Seapublication date Fri Oct 12, 2007 20:37author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Members of various groups and organisations including Sinn Féin, Ógra Shinn Fein and even the Green Party gathered at Corrib House at lunchtime to show solidarity with the besieged community in Erris and their fight against Shell's scheme to pump raw gas through a high pressure production pipeline and build a huge polluting refinery.

On the day that the Nobel Peace prize went to Climate Change activists, protesters wondered if the Irish Government's congratulations to the winners will mention that we are helping Shell build a huge gas refinery?

More and more people are wondering if we would be better off simply leaving the gas where it is, at least until a safe and environmentally sound way of using can be arrived at. It the meantime it's getting more and valuable.

There will be further protests and demonstrations in Dublin in the run up to the anniversary of the execution of Ken Saro Wiwa on November 10th. For info send an email to Dublinshelltosea@gmail.com

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author by Dublin Shell to Seapublication date Fri Oct 12, 2007 20:53author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Members of various groups and organisations including Sinn Féin, Ógra Shinn Fein and even the Green Party gathered at Corrib House at lunchtime to show solidarity with the besieged community in Erris and their fight against Shell's scheme to pump raw gas through a high pressure production pipeline and build a huge polluting refinery.

On the day that the Nobel Peace prize went to Climate Change activists, protesters wondered if the Irish Government's congratulations to the winners will mention that we are helping Shell build a huge gas refinery?

More and more people are wondering if we would be better off simply leaving the gas where it is, at least until a safe and environmentally sound way of using can be arrived at. It the meantime it's getting more and valuable.

There will be further protests and demonstrations in Dublin in the run up to the anniversary of the execution of Ken Saro Wiwa on November 10th. For info send an email to Dublinshelltosea@gmail.com

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author by Shell to Seapublication date Fri Oct 12, 2007 22:38author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Members of various groups and organisations including Sinn Féin, Ógra Shinn Fein and even the Green Party gathered at Corrib House at lunchtime to show solidarity with the besieged community in Erris and their fight against Shell's scheme to pump raw gas through a high pressure production pipeline and build a huge polluting refinery.

On the day that the Nobel Peace prize went to Climate Change activists, protesters wondered if the Irish Government's congratulations to the winners will mention that we are helping Shell build a huge gas refinery?

More and more people are wondering if we would be better off simply leaving the gas where it is, at least until a safe and environmentally sound way of using can be arrived at. It the meantime it's getting more and valuable.

There will be further protests and demonstrations in Dublin in the run up to the anniversary of the execution of Ken Saro Wiwa on November 10th. For info send an email to Dublinshelltosea@gmail.com

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