Rnu: End british policing in ireland, dublin protest, sat 13th feb, gpo

[Jadey-Dublin]

A protest outside the Lithuanian Embassy 47 Ailesbury Road, Ballsbridge will take place this Saturday 13th February at 1 o'clock for Michael Campbell and at 2.30pm a protest will be held to highlight Colin Duffy's case on O Connell Street opposite the GPO all Welcome

Both the 32 CSM protests and the RNU should be attended by members and supporters of both organisations,

Although I am in favour of all Protests I think with highlighting 3 seperate issues to the people outside the GPO could be quite confusing do you not think. RNU are holding a Smash Sect 44 and POW Status Picket and then there will be a Colly Duffy pickey with them.

Does each picket not deserve its own exposure as they are equally worthy of there own picket to focus on the one issue at hand. Im not critising but giving my opinion on it.

Best of Luck with the Pickets anyway,

[theoldbrigade]

Hopefully this republican unity is continued as lets face it these issues affect all republicans

[saoirse1]

will be heading in there saturday,what do you think of making some noise maybe get some fog horns or someone speaking on a loudspeaker or something,just an idea.think it would be a good way of getting the protest noticed

[An Gleic]

will be heading in there saturday,what do you think of making some noise maybe get some fog horns or someone speaking on a loudspeaker or something,just an idea.think it would be a good way of getting the protest noticed

Whatever you can muster cara, just know I wont yelling on no loud hailer, I'll leave that to you lol

The more the merrier, have to start getting on some faces in stepping up activism

[An Gleic]

The End British policing protest organised by RNU on Saturday the 13th of February is cancelled and is to be rescheduled for another date within the next two weeks, the reason for this is that it has been brought to RNU's attention that the Dublin Basque solidarity committee is to hold a Basque solidarity rally at the same time and place as the proposed anti-British policing protest hosted by RNU.

In consultation with members of Dublin Basque solidarity committee, it has been agreed with RNU that to hold both events at different times would be more beneficial, as each event deserves its own exposure due to the importance of both issues, RNU will be in attendance at the Basque solidarity rally this Saturday, and members of the Dublin Basque solidarity committee have expressed interest in attending RNU's anti British policing protest in the coming two weeks.

Apologies for any inconvenience this may cause, details on the rescheduled Anti-British policing rally will be posted shortly.

Le gach beannacht

RNU Dublin