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Internment Anniversary Marked in Dublin and Enniskillen

category national | miscellaneous | press release author Monday August 10, 2009 11:22author by éirígí - éirígí

The thirty-eighth anniversary of the introduction of internment was marked yesterday (Saturday) with éirígí protests in Dublin and Enniskillen. At both locations the theme of protest was the same – demanding an end to 28-day detention and the use of plastic bullets by the occupation forces
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The thirty-eighth anniversary of the introduction of internment was marked yesterday (Saturday) with éirígí protests in Dublin and Enniskillen. At both locations the theme of protest was the same – demanding an end to 28-day detention and the use of plastic bullets by the occupation forces.

Over 60 éirígí activists and supporters attended the protest outside the British Embassy in Dublin, while 25 people joined the protest at the PSNI barracks in Enniskillen.

Related Link: http://www.eirigi.org

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author by Republican at large - not anymorepublication date Tue Aug 11, 2009 09:51author address author phone

Fair play to eirigi. The re-deployment of plastics is an issue that has recieved virtually no coverage or comment in the media or from the main political parties - inlcuding the SDLP/SF. If I'd known about the protest I'd have been there.

author by exSFpublication date Tue Aug 11, 2009 22:46author address author phone

keep up the great work eirigi !!!!!

author by sock puppetpublication date Wed Aug 12, 2009 01:21author address author phone

I am not a member of eirigi but i think there great and better than all the other groups like sf and others hurray for eirigi stickin it to the brits where it hurts a great bunch of lads



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