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<blockquote data-quote="scolairebocht" data-source="post: 107202" data-attributes="member: 8"><p>11. <strong>Newtownmountkennedy</strong>, Co. Wicklow, Trudder or River Lodge House, 53.075503, -6.109874</p><p>From the 15 March 2024 there were reports of locals organising future protests at the site.</p><p>(<a href="https://www.greystonesguide.ie/trouble-at-trudders-river-lodge/" target="_blank">https://www.greystonesguide.ie/trouble-at-trudders-river-lodge/</a>). On the 25 April 2024 the Garda Public Order unit cleared the protestors from around the House, and migrants were bused in. This violent act, with the first widespread use of pepper spray from the Gardai, led to considerable outrage in Ireland and many large supporting protests were held there in subsequent days. The protestors recreated the camp twice more but these were also destroyed. By mid July 2024 it was reported that the original 200 or so active protestors had dwindled to about 40, but these remained very active at the site or nearby. </p><p></p><p>12. <strong>Coolock</strong>, Co. Dublin, former Crown Paints factory on the Malahide Rd., 53.392633, -6.193117</p><p>For approximately four months until the 15th July 2024 a large well organised (one of the posters at the site had a QR code for further information!) and well supported protest camp was enacted to guard against a migrant centre being created out of this large paint factory. (Also this camp in Coolock was the culmination of earlier camps and protests in the general North Dublin area from at least 2023, including in Coolock itself, Artane and Ballymun.) On that Monday morning, at 3.30 am, Gardai, security personnel and workmen arrived armed with a JCB to destroy the camp. The 3 occupants were given 30 seconds to gather their possessions or be crushed by the JCB. This sparked off almost a week of protests (at the time of writing) with the protestors characterised as thugs who turned on the Gardai, with no mention in the mass media of the Gardai attacking them. It has led to worldwide news, some of the protestors were interviewed on Japanese radio, but they are nonetheless almost completely blanked out of mention, other than sander, in the Irish media. </p><p></p><p>13. <strong>Dundrum</strong>, Co. Tipperary, Dundrum House Hotel, 52.551924, -8.033495</p><p>On the 29th of May a 24 hour encampment was setup here to protest the overwhelming numbers planned to descend on their small village, and it is still going. (<a href="https://www.rte.ie/news/ireland/2024/0717/1460453-dundrum-house-protest/" target="_blank">https://www.rte.ie/news/ireland/2024/0717/1460453-dundrum-house-protest/</a>).</p><p></p><p>14. <strong>Ballina</strong>, Co. Mayo, Twin Trees Hotel, Downhill Rd., 54.117033, -9.135699</p><p>For a number of months protestors occupied a camp opposite the entrance to the hotel, and succeeded in blocking any further development of this hotel into a migrant centre (although it still functions as a hotel). In early July 2024 the County Council, with the assistance of Gardai, destroyed the camp when it was unoccupied, however the protestors are still in the vicinity, in cars, and are still blocking development there and intend recreating the camp.</p><p></p><p>15. <strong>Clonmel</strong>, Co. Tipperary, green field development at Heywood Rd., on land owned by the HSE, previously used by travellers for their horses, 52.366614, -7.718065</p><p>In the early part of 2024, as rumours circulated, with only part of the information passed to local TD Mattie McGrath, a protest camp was set up here in Clonmel near the Rugby club and halting site. These protestors had considerable success in halting development at the site until on the 11 June 2024 a huge Garda and security personnel and workforce descended on the small, almost country lane, here and proceeded to build in a few hours a huge new entrance and proceeded to develop the site at a rapid pace. The protest camp was destroyed, but recreated and at the time of writing is still there, I believe.</p><p></p><p>16. <strong>Ballyogan</strong>, Co. Dublin, Ballyogan Rd. near recycling park, 53.255619, -6.187649 </p><p>After rumours circulated about the creation of a new migrant centre beside the recycling facility, which local Councillors refused to confirm, a protest was organised outside it. However a short time after it was created it was brushed aside, violently, by the Gardai on the 22 May 2024, who escorted migrants into it. Since then a small 24 hour encampment has been set up at the site. In the early hours of the 21sts of July 2024 it was on fire, having been burned by a number of migrants when it was empty, as spotted by one of the protestors. But it was immediately built back up again, even larger than before. </p><p></p><p>17. <strong>Thornton Hall</strong>, Co. Dublin, near Ashbourne, Co. Meath, green field site formerly the proposed site of a new jail, 53.462149, -6.353479 and 53.469271, -6.339210</p><p>Protestors created two camps, on Thursday 30 May 2024 here because it was unclear where the developers would enter into this large acreage site, nonetheless there is now development on the site but also the protestors are still there.</p><p></p><p>by Brian Nugent, <a href="http://www.orwellianireland.com" target="_blank">www.orwellianireland.com</a></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="scolairebocht, post: 107202, member: 8"] 11. [B]Newtownmountkennedy[/B], Co. Wicklow, Trudder or River Lodge House, 53.075503, -6.109874 From the 15 March 2024 there were reports of locals organising future protests at the site. ([URL]https://www.greystonesguide.ie/trouble-at-trudders-river-lodge/[/URL]). On the 25 April 2024 the Garda Public Order unit cleared the protestors from around the House, and migrants were bused in. This violent act, with the first widespread use of pepper spray from the Gardai, led to considerable outrage in Ireland and many large supporting protests were held there in subsequent days. The protestors recreated the camp twice more but these were also destroyed. By mid July 2024 it was reported that the original 200 or so active protestors had dwindled to about 40, but these remained very active at the site or nearby. 12. [B]Coolock[/B], Co. Dublin, former Crown Paints factory on the Malahide Rd., 53.392633, -6.193117 For approximately four months until the 15th July 2024 a large well organised (one of the posters at the site had a QR code for further information!) and well supported protest camp was enacted to guard against a migrant centre being created out of this large paint factory. (Also this camp in Coolock was the culmination of earlier camps and protests in the general North Dublin area from at least 2023, including in Coolock itself, Artane and Ballymun.) On that Monday morning, at 3.30 am, Gardai, security personnel and workmen arrived armed with a JCB to destroy the camp. The 3 occupants were given 30 seconds to gather their possessions or be crushed by the JCB. This sparked off almost a week of protests (at the time of writing) with the protestors characterised as thugs who turned on the Gardai, with no mention in the mass media of the Gardai attacking them. It has led to worldwide news, some of the protestors were interviewed on Japanese radio, but they are nonetheless almost completely blanked out of mention, other than sander, in the Irish media. 13. [B]Dundrum[/B], Co. Tipperary, Dundrum House Hotel, 52.551924, -8.033495 On the 29th of May a 24 hour encampment was setup here to protest the overwhelming numbers planned to descend on their small village, and it is still going. ([URL]https://www.rte.ie/news/ireland/2024/0717/1460453-dundrum-house-protest/[/URL]). 14. [B]Ballina[/B], Co. Mayo, Twin Trees Hotel, Downhill Rd., 54.117033, -9.135699 For a number of months protestors occupied a camp opposite the entrance to the hotel, and succeeded in blocking any further development of this hotel into a migrant centre (although it still functions as a hotel). In early July 2024 the County Council, with the assistance of Gardai, destroyed the camp when it was unoccupied, however the protestors are still in the vicinity, in cars, and are still blocking development there and intend recreating the camp. 15. [B]Clonmel[/B], Co. Tipperary, green field development at Heywood Rd., on land owned by the HSE, previously used by travellers for their horses, 52.366614, -7.718065 In the early part of 2024, as rumours circulated, with only part of the information passed to local TD Mattie McGrath, a protest camp was set up here in Clonmel near the Rugby club and halting site. These protestors had considerable success in halting development at the site until on the 11 June 2024 a huge Garda and security personnel and workforce descended on the small, almost country lane, here and proceeded to build in a few hours a huge new entrance and proceeded to develop the site at a rapid pace. The protest camp was destroyed, but recreated and at the time of writing is still there, I believe. 16. [B]Ballyogan[/B], Co. Dublin, Ballyogan Rd. near recycling park, 53.255619, -6.187649 After rumours circulated about the creation of a new migrant centre beside the recycling facility, which local Councillors refused to confirm, a protest was organised outside it. However a short time after it was created it was brushed aside, violently, by the Gardai on the 22 May 2024, who escorted migrants into it. Since then a small 24 hour encampment has been set up at the site. In the early hours of the 21sts of July 2024 it was on fire, having been burned by a number of migrants when it was empty, as spotted by one of the protestors. But it was immediately built back up again, even larger than before. 17. [B]Thornton Hall[/B], Co. Dublin, near Ashbourne, Co. Meath, green field site formerly the proposed site of a new jail, 53.462149, -6.353479 and 53.469271, -6.339210 Protestors created two camps, on Thursday 30 May 2024 here because it was unclear where the developers would enter into this large acreage site, nonetheless there is now development on the site but also the protestors are still there. by Brian Nugent, [URL="http://www.orwellianireland.com"]www.orwellianireland.com[/URL] [/QUOTE]
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