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People gathering at former Great Southern Hotel say protest is not about immigration, but promises made about a new nursing home
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People gathering at former Great Southern Hotel say protest is not about immigration, but promises made about a new nursing home
Tents and sleeping bags will be offered to male IP applicants who cannot be accommodated at present. Women and children will still have accommodation.
Tents and sleeping bags will be offered to male IP applicants who cannot be accommodated at present. Women and children will still have accommodation.
Tents and sleeping bags will be offered to male IP applicants who cannot be accommodated at present. Women and children will still have accommodation.
Just nine days had passed since they had previously taken to the streets, nine days since they had blockaded the Europort, nine days since the people of Rosslare Harbour had sent the loudest possible message to Minister for Integration Roderic O’Gorman. And yet, on the coldest evening this winter has seen, more than two thousand people gathered outside St Patrick’s Church in Rosslare for another march, another peaceful protest with just one objective.