all of my first 5143 twitter msgs. some gold some silver some brown bread.
the following contain ideas that are mine. don’t blame the blog.
writing style is cryptic - some posts are part of two way conversations; alas twitter is crap at applying itself to threading.
back in the ancestral home of Greene’s, I was in Drogheda today for a Socialist Party stall / petition to oppose health cuts and for investment in a public health service. Followed by a 1000 strong demonstration march to Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital where the cancer unit ‘dochas’ is facing closure under HSE / Harney cuts. photos follow.
I strongly support the actions taken by the FIF. Irish Fishermen must not be priced out of the sea by fuel taxes & costs nor cheap fish imports. Minister Brendan Smith TD and Minister of State Tony Killeen TD must act fast from Ireland’s perspective & secondly via the EU Maritime Affairs Commissioner & the wider European perspective, too many factors have grouped together on the livelihoods of fishermen & their families, and with out further delay action is demanded on this issue. Brian Greene 04/06/2008 (Howth Harbour).
Federation of Irish Fishermen to Hold Demonstration at Dail Eireann
On Thursday 5th of June 2008, members of the the Federation of Irish Fishermen (FIF) will hold a demonstration outside Leinster House in Kildare Street between 12 noon and 3 pm to highlight the effects that the current high fuel prices and cheap fish imports are having on the fishing industry.
The CEOs of the four main fish producing organisations will be available at this demonstration to give interviews.
Mr Michael Walsh, chairman FIF and CEO Irish South and East Fish Producers Organisation, 087 2582842
Mr Lorcán Ó Cinnéide, CEO Irish Fish Producers Organisation, 087 6299522
Mr Gerard O’Flynn, CEO Irish South and West Fish Producers Organisation 086 2360001
Mr Sean O’Donoghue, CEO Killybegs Fishermens Organisation. 087 4196535
During this demonstration fishing vessels will be tied up in all major fishing ports around the coast.
last night in Swords I chaired the no nonsense ‘no’ debate on Lisbon mp3 64kbits 90 minutes. Speakers Clare Daly Socialist Party & Patricia McKenna Green Party.
taken at a different cycle of the boom. passive poster advert, there was jobs if you had boots & hat. now there are no boots no hats no jobs.
also new in outdoor
when accountants run planning housing building land & politics we in Ireland call them elected FF. the margins may be soft but they are wide (for errors).