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Occupy Paddy’s Day – Occupy Dame Street, Ireland, on St. Patrick’s Day 17th March 2012.
Activists continued to maintain a presence on the Central Bank plaza as the main St. Patrick’s Day parade passed by. A good-humoured and polite protest held up hand-written signs reading RESIST, occasionally chanting ‘All day, all week, Occupy Dame Street’ and ‘We are the 99%, You are the 99%’. Other signs and banners had been removed by the police earlier that morning, as were replacements being brought in by another activist during the afternoon. The Gardai had forcibly removed the camp on Thursday 8th March to avoid the protest being visible during the St. Patrick’s Day events.
Occupy Dame Street is a protest occupation in front of the Central Bank of Ireland in Dublin city centre. Calling for a change in the economic, political and social situation in Ireland and for direct participatory democracy. Expressing dissent against the bailouts, management of the "financial crisis" and current economic policy.
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Occupy Paddy’s Day – Occupy Dame Street, Ireland, on St. Patrick’s Day 17th March 2012.
Activists continued to maintain a presence on the Central Bank plaza as the main St. Patrick’s Day parade passed by. A good-humoured and polite protest held up hand-written signs reading RESIST, occasionally chanting ‘All day, all week, Occupy Dame Street’ and ‘We are the 99%, You are the 99%’. Other signs and banners had been removed by the police earlier that morning, as were replacements being brought in by another activist during the afternoon. The Gardai had forcibly removed the camp on Thursday 8th March to avoid the protest being visible during the St. Patrick’s Day events.
Occupy Dame Street is a protest occupation in front of the Central Bank of Ireland in Dublin city centre. Calling for a change in the economic, political and social situation in Ireland and for direct participatory democracy. Expressing dissent against the bailouts, management of the "financial crisis" and current economic policy.
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Possibly inebriated wellwishers. Occupy Paddy’s Day – Occupy Dame Street, Ireland, on St. Patrick’s Day 17th March 2012.
Activists continued to maintain a presence on the Central Bank plaza as the main St. Patrick’s Day parade passed by. A good-humoured and polite protest held up hand-written signs reading RESIST, occasionally chanting ‘All day, all week, Occupy Dame Street’ and ‘We are the 99%, You are the 99%’. Other signs and banners had been removed by the police earlier that morning, as were replacements being brought in by another activist during the afternoon. The Gardai had forcibly removed the camp on Thursday 8th March to avoid the protest being visible during the St. Patrick’s Day events.
Occupy Dame Street is a protest occupation in front of the Central Bank of Ireland in Dublin city centre. Calling for a change in the economic, political and social situation in Ireland and for direct participatory democracy. Expressing dissent against the bailouts, management of the "financial crisis" and current economic policy.