11/1/24

This Week's Protest Rundown

1. Ballinrobe
There was a large protest in Ballinrobe Friday night upon locals getting news of 50 male migrants to be planted in the town. Government subsequently U turned on this and informed locals it would be families instead. Some were satisfied by this but other locals are continuing a blockade outside the premises.

2. Urlingford
The blockade of a building marked for plantation was reached day 12 with locals blocking the entrance with a caravan and maintaining a presence around the clock. There was a large protest on Saturday with a large number of the towns population in attendance. Another mass protest is planned this Saturday for 2pm.

3. Fermoy
The blockade outside Abbeyville house has reached day 49. Locals are determined to stay vigilant.

4. Carlow
On Wednesday night there was a large protest outside the Capuchin center. Protests are expected to continue.

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NATIONWIDE PROTEST UPDATE 14/01/24 📍

1. Carlow
Protests have been ongoing in Carlow over the past few days. The Capuchin centre and other locations in the town have been marked out for plantation. The current situation on the protests there are unclear but we will follow up with any updates

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61555182823462

2. Fermoy
24/7 protest is continuing in Fermoy outside Abbeyville house well past day 50 now. Locals appealing for support.

3. Finglas
Locals of Finglas brought it to the door of plantation pusher Tom Murphy in Malahide on Saturday. Tom leases a property in Bargins town from his wife which is using as a plantation center. Locals said they will be back ever 3 days until he stops facilitating the plantation of their community.

https://www.facebook.com/FinglasSaysNo

Read part 2 of this update below 👇🏻

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4. Claremorris
Castlegarrret house near Claremorris has been earmarked for plantation. Locals held a well attended protest on Saturday with approx 200 in attendance.  2 local councillors agreed to stand and protest with the locals. There is a gathering outside the Mayo county council meeting at 2pm Monday. Locals want it explicitly known that they do not want any migrants whatsoever put into the building.

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61555373320686

5. Urlingford
After 14 days of 24/7 blockade of a building marked for plantation,  locals of Urlingford held another rally and march through the town on Saturday. The protest has put serious pressure on building owners and local authorities to make assurances that the building would not be used to house bus loads of male migrants.
At around 1:30am Sunday morning the camp was trashed and caravan burned down by suspected pro-plantation activists while it was left temporarily unattended. Locals are determined to continue their opposition and won't let this act of intimidation frighten them into submission. Another protest is planned for next Saturday at 2pm.

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61555010837365

6. Rosslare:
Protests ongoing. Plans for a 3rd centre in the town, the site of a former nursing home which has closed.
Over 60 days of protests, the government has refused to engage with the protestors in any meaningful sense.
Protestors want their community to be invested in, to get their nursing home back up and running, not to have it planted by another 400-500  IPAS
Protestors have great resolve, not going to back down.

7. Roscrea
The only functional hotel Racket Hall has been closed to the people of Roscrea and the surrounding areas in order to house migrants. There was a protest on Saturday on the main street with TDs Mattie McGrath and Martin Brown addressing the crowd. Locals are manning a 24/7 blockade of the site. More to follow.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/409889760089989/permalink/1029499678128991/


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