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protest against deportation of Adeniran family

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vote number 1: Clare Daly

political design getting less cluttered over time Posted via web from web lab

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Alf Garnet

So the Royal Navy are not off the Irish coast protecting Royal Dutch Shell, they are going to sink us, but nationalist Fianna Fail won’t let them do it, Fianna Fail will sink us first. never offended by Alf.

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Precious Little Deal by Dr. Woods

Eleanor McEvoy – Precious Little on MUZU. “Shake your beads out Join your hands That still won’t make you right Those so-called sinners that you’re praying for Are standing by your side” (eleanor mcevoy © 1994 Blue Dandelion Publishing)

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vote #1 Joe Higgins Socialist Party

Final election appeal of Joe Higgins – a fighter for workers, young people and the unemployed. Joe Higgins is standing for the Dublin Constituency in the Euro Elections to be held on Friday, June 5th, to give people throughout Dublin … Continue reading

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vote#1 Brian Greene

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Nadarajah Raviraj: Assassination of an activist

On 10th November 2008, it will be exactly two years since the cruel assassination of Nadarajah Raviraj, a Tamil politician and human rights activist. No one has been brought to justice for his murder. In the spirit of citizens’ journalism, … Continue reading

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US Election Special: Leviathan 8pm

Stream videos at Ustream After tonight the next Leviathan is: “Moral Money: The Future of Capitalism?” hosted by David McWilliams Wednesday December 10th, 8pm, The Button Factory. Tickets €15 + booking fee from Tickets.ie

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the job

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2 hours into 11 mins

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