This morning.
Lower Grangegorman, Dublin 7
Murals blanket hoarding around the Grangegorman TU Campus under the tagline #RevealingGrangegorman. Some local residents have reportedly complained about the artwork.
Name those artists, anyone?
Tag Archives: Grangegorman
Grangegorman bollards working as designed — calming streets and enabling children to cycle to school in our capital city. Thanks to @DubCityCouncil, more of this please. https://t.co/7J9AQ28xJC
— IrishCycle.com (@IrishCycle) September 1, 2020
This morning.
Grangegorman, Dublin 7.
Oh.
This morning.
Spotted in Grangegorman, Dublin 7
Thanks Liam
ClearHaze revisits the recently reoccupied Grangegorman Squat. To wit:
…a social and cultural experiment highlighting the housing crisis. Shortly after that visit all of the residents were forced to leave. After almost a year a core group have returned to the site so we went and talked with them about their plans for the squat.
Previously: Grangegormanimation
Earlier.
A second attempted eviction – this time by ‘goons’ – of the much-loved community squat in Grangegorman, Dublin 7 is successfully thwarted.
More as we get it.
Stop That
at
More shamelessness.
Anne writes:
“Replacing the rabbit hole ad – opposite the squat in Grangegorman.”
Previously: Now Recruiting
This morning.
At the Grangegorman squat.
Brian Flanagan writes:
The 6th class pupils from the school [Dublin 7 Educate Together National School] beside Squatgorman say ‘Save our Squatters….
G’wan the Educate Together.
FIGHT!
Squatcast
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A meeting between the Grangegorman squatters and their neighbours.
Seán Fitzpatrick writes:
A conference with the residents of Grangegorman squat and their neighbors. It shows solidarity between the members of community, and the squatters. The space is foundation of culture, charity, and science and should not be dismissed by the authorities.
Previously: More Than Meets The Eye
‘sup?
This evening.
Grangorman, Dublin
Simon Geraghty writes:
I see Grangegorman squat has enlisted an Autobot for defence
Update:
Annexbis writes:
In the door of local residents in Grangegorman [Dublin] this evening
Yesterday: See How Their Garden Grows