Dublin 1. Last night.
SIPTU tweetz:
Liberty Hall lights up in solidarity with all the #FrontlineHeroes working night and day to keep our people healthy, to look after our sick and to keep our country moving.
Dublin 1. Last night.
SIPTU tweetz:
Liberty Hall lights up in solidarity with all the #FrontlineHeroes working night and day to keep our people healthy, to look after our sick and to keep our country moving.
What a welcome for @MaryLouMcDonald, @moneillsf, and our team! A Government for Change that delivers for ordinary workers and families is possible pic.twitter.com/nFTmKhTRUf
— Sinn Féin (@sinnfeinireland) February 25, 2020
So disappointed we didn’t get into the Sinn Féin meeting this evening at Liberty Hall 😥
Packed to the rafters at 7:15! But the brilliant Pearse Doherty came out for a few words….powerful as ever! Worth the freeze
😍😍😍#SinnFéin #PearseDoherty 🇮🇪#TruePatriot pic.twitter.com/Eueqo7JAF6— veronica (@vmax_14) February 25, 2020
This is how they finish a Sinn Féin rally pic.twitter.com/8aWvhBBP29
— Hugh O’Connell (@oconnellhugh) February 25, 2020
Interesting night at Liberty Hall.
Not sure there were many undecideds there but I don’t think any other party could generate such interest/excitement.
Also worth noting that when given an open goal from one audience member to attack the media no Sinn Féin rep on stage did so.
— Hugh O’Connell (@oconnellhugh) February 25, 2020
Tonight.
At Liberty Hall in Dublin 1.
Members and supporters of Sinn Féin attend a rally for the party, hosted by Sinn Féin president Mary Lou McDonald (top middle) and (from left) Sinn Féin TDs Pearse Doherty, Deputy First Minister of Northern Ireland Michelle O’Neill and TDs Eoin Ó Bróin and Louise O’Reilly.
Last night: Meanwhile in Cork
Pics: Rollingnews
Tomorrow.
From 11am at Liberty Hall, Eden Quay, Dublin 1.
The Movement of Asylum Seekers in Ireland, which was founded in 2014, will hold its first conference entitled ‘Towards A More Humane Asylum Process’.
The group writes:
“This conference will bring together people in the asylum system from all over the country who will speak about the past and present of the Direct Provision, asylum and deportation machine and point the way forward to the end of Direct Provision and a more humane asylum system.
“Speakers will be people who have been or are currently in the asylum and Direct Provision system.
“We will follow the day with a MASI party in the evening with brilliant music, song, dance and general good vibes, togetherness and solidarity.
“MASI – the Movement of Asylum Seekers in Ireland – is a grassroots organisation based in Ireland.
“We are people who are or have been in the asylum and direct provision system in Ireland, working and advocating together for justice, freedom and dignity for refugees, asylum seekers and migrants.
“Our focus is on the Right to Education and the Right to Work for all people seeking asylum, on the complete abolition of direct provision and an end to deportations.”
Meanwhile, MASI has set up a GoFundMe page to help with the costs of transportation for people in Direct Provision and emergency accommodation centres around Ireland who wish to attend the conference.
Those who wish can donate here.
This morning.
Phoenix Park, Dublin
The Launch of Robin Hood the Panto at Liberty Hall Theatre Eden Quay, Dublin from December 19-31.
Above from left: Comedian Eric Lalor as the Sheriff of Snottingham, Ciaran Kavanagh as Nursie Nellie Nu Nu, Tynan Hooper, Darragh Kelliher as Robin Hood and Ciara Kelly as Maid Marion.
Leon Farrell/Photocall Ireland
50 years ago.
Sibling of Daedalus writes:
Views from Liberty Hall, Eden Quay, Dublin 1, taken in 1968. From top: South, south-east, east, West and the views today in a 180 view from Liberty Hall’s observation deck. Top four photos from the excellent Dixon Slides collection in Dublin City Libraries and Archive Digital Repository.
SIPTU tweetz:
Our famous 1916 banner is sadly coming down today – It was a great way to mark the anniversary of the Rising.
Mmf.
Liberty Hall, Dublin This afternoon (top) and this evening (middle and above)
Purdy.
The crown of Liberty Hall lit up all rainbow-y marking the launch last night of Trade Unionists for Civil Marriage Equality, an alliance of trade union members that will campaign for a Yes vote in the May Marriage referendum whatsit.
Damn picket-crazy same sexers.
(Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland)
Update:
The launch of Trade Unionists for Civil Marriage Equality at Liberty Hall last night.
(Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland)
Meanwhile….
A campaigning Valentine limerick from Buzz.
Positively Moynesian.