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Four Dublin Shell to Sea campaigners have chained themselves to the stairwells inside Department of Communications, Energy and Natural Resources

Four Dublin Shell to Sea campaigners have chained themselves to the stairwells inside Department of Communications, Energy and Natural Resources as an action in solidarity with Pat O’Donnell. A number Shell to Sea activists are currently occupying the offices of the Department of Communications, Energy and Natural Resources at 29-31 Adelaide Road, Dublin 2.

The four members of Shell to Sea are draped in chains and locked together in order to symbolise the ongoing imprisonment of Erris fisherman and prominent Mayo Shell to Sea campaigner Pat O’Donnell.

Join Shell to Sea Protest to mark Pat O'Donnell's 100th day in prison -- Friday 21st May 5pm --Shell HQ

          

End Shell law in Mayo - Justice for Pat O'Donnell
Dublin Shell to Sea Protest
Friday 21st May 5pm Shell HQ, Lower Leeson St, Dublin 2
Join Shell to Sea demo to mark Pat O'Donnell's 100th day in prison

Audio from Shell to Sea meeting in UCD

Audio recordings from the recent Dublin Shell to Sea meeting in UCD
Part 1 -  Caoimhe Kerins, a spokesperson for Dublin Shell to Sea, hightlights the national focus of the Shell to Sea campaign and discuss the implications of the Corrib gas project for the people of Ireland, particularly in terms of the ‘great gas giveaway.’ Andy Story Storey, UCD lecturer and Chairperson of Afri, talked about Afri’s recent petition and call for a suspension of all work on the Corrib Gas project, pending an independent and comprehensive investigation of its safety, human rights, economic and environmental dimensions.

Tonight with Vincent Browne discusses Corrib Gas

MediaBite Blog
At the time of posting this last night’s programme (4th March) was not yet available online.  Will post a link here as soon as it is.  

Shell retreats as solidarity with Pat O'Donnell continues

by Andrew N Flood - WSM - personal capacity

 Round up of events in Dublin and a personal view of the progress of the campaign

Solidarity with Pat "The Chief" O'Donnell Rally --Sat 20th Feb --- 2pm --Outside the GPO, O'Connell Street , Dublin

 

The Shell to Sea campaign are calling a national rally in support and solidarity with Pat O'Donnell , "the Chief" who is currently on day 8 of a seven month prison sentence. Pat was jailed last week for daring to stand up to Shell and the state in thier efforts to force through the Corrib Gas project against the wishes of the local community , not to mention the wholesale gifting of our natural resourses to a multinational with an absolutely atrocious enviromental and human rights record.

Protests at Shell HQ against jailing of fisherman Pat O'Donnell

 

The Corrib Gas Project - A Decade of Resistance Shell, the State & the Giveaway of Ireland’s Gas & Oil

Public talk in UCD
Thursday 18th February @ 5pm - Arts Block UCD Room 105
 
The Corrib gas refinery and pipeline has attracted varying levels of public attention over the past ten years, from support for the Rossport Five to national protests against the project, and most recently the decision by An Bord Pleanala that over half the proposed gas pipeline route is ‘unacceptable’ on safety grounds.
 

Justice for Pat "The Chief" O'Donnell, Tuesday 15th Feb 5pm Shell HQ Dublin

Dublin Shell To Sea will be holding a public demonstration against the jailing of Pat "The Chief" O'Donnell . We encourage as many of our supporters to come along on Tues and let Shell know we will continue our campaign against the theft of our natural resources and the criminalisation of those who oppose this project.
Please spread the word and bring as many people as you can.

FISHERMAN JAILED FOR 7 MONTHS FOR OPPOSING SHELL’S INLAND REFINERY

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