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Autumn 2018 Economic Forecast (European Commission)

Cineworld, Parnell Street, Dublin 1 at 6.30pm.

A special screening of documentary No Stone Unturned (2017) – about the Loyalist massacre at Loughisland in 1994 – followed by  a Q and A with journalists Barry McCaffrey and Trevor Birney, who were arrested in September over the alleged theft of confidential documents relating to the atrocity.

No Stone Unturned (EventBrite)

Why were two journalists investigating Loughinisland arrested? (Susan McKay, Irish Times)

From top: The Haunting Soldier statue in Stephen’s Green; tourists take a selfie and ISR protest poster

Oh.

Stephen’s Green, Dublin 2

Irish Socialist Republicans (ISR) writes:

To counter the controversial 6 meter high statue of a British Soldier errected in Stephens Green, Irish Socialist Republicans have errected a series of large A1 posters around the Dublin City park that read, ‘Ireland Welcomes the Black and Tans- Murders, Rapists, Criminals, Terrorists!’

The posters have been errected to demonstrate opposition to the shameful glorification of Imperialist War and the slavish celebration of the British Military that the statue represents, a force that continues to maintain an illegal occupation of Ireland and is involved in illegal wars of conqest around the world.

Anti Imperialist Action (Facebook)

Monday: ‘We Shall Not Sleep, Though Poppies Grow’

Meanwhile in Stepehen’s Green

Free next Tuesday?

Maynooth Housing Action (MHA) will host it’s official public launch in the Arts Block at Maynooth University, Mariavilla, Maynooth, County Kildare, at 7pm.

Aindriu writes:

Maynooth Housing Action is seeking to get more of the community involved in the housing movement, and hopes this event will provide a platform for people in the community to share the housing issues they are having, and come to conclusions on how these may be addressed together and cooperatively.

We extend an invitation to any and all that are affected by the housing crisis and hope that a good turnout on the 13th of November will build community solidarity and point the way towards community-based solutions to the housing crisis that are achievable in the here and now, along with more long-term sustainable solutions to secure the right to a home of every person on this island….

Maynooth Housing Action

This morning/afternoon.

A 24-hour stoppage at the Irish Archaeological Consultancy’s site at Drumnigh, in Portmarnock which largely comprises early medieval remains, with a figure-of-eight enclosure and a souterrain.

It follows two 24-hour stoppages at sites in Macroom, County Cork and Dublin’s Aungier Street in July by Trade union Unite, which represents commercial archaeologists in Ireland, on foot of the company’s refusal to engage with them on a pay claim.

Yes. An historic pay claim.

They’ve heard them all.

Previously: Get Medievel

Eamonn Farrell/RollingNews

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Middle Abbey Road Street, Dublin 1

Spaghetti Hoop writes;

Yesterday’s unveiling of The Beatles plaque to commemorate The Beatles concert in Dublin 55 years ago today outside of Arnotts. Gay Byrne and Lord Mayor in attendance….

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