Antóin Mac Comháin
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Plaid Cymru (@Plaid_Cymru) · Twitter
If the free state régime had any balls or brains it would be taking the lead in developing links with a soon to be independent Scotland and a potentially independent Wales.
What do they mean permanent place?@_Adam_Price calls for a 'permanent presence' for Wales in Dublin to strengthen trade links between Wales and Ireland.
@Adam_Price yn galw ar Lywodraeth Cymru i sefydlu presenoldeb parhaol yn Nulyn i gryfhau’r berthynas rhwng Cymru ac Iwerddon.
@_Adam_Price calls for an arm’s-length, independent trade and inward-investment promotion agency for Wales following visit to Ireland.
Mae@_Adam_Price yn galw am sefydliad asiantaeth annibynnol, hyd-braich i hyrwyddo masnach a mewnfuddsoddiad.
Plaid Cymru (@Plaid_Cymru) · Twitter
What do they mean permanent place?
An embassy?
If the free state régime had any balls or brains it would be taking the lead in developing links with a soon to be independent Scotland and a potentially independent Wales.
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- Good business visit to Blackbox-av with@Plaid_Cymru Afan candidate@bennison_andrew. specialists in audio visual solutions 4 museum sector. - Bethan Jenkins AM/AC (@bethanjenkins) · Twitter
Irish Nationalists never seek to amaze me when it comes to *Internationalism.* There is huge scope for the development of Small and Medium Community Enterprise ideas, such as within local museums, local media and local sports.
How many people could a Celtic Broadcasting Community Corporation employ? Cornish, Irish, Manx, Scottish and Welsh people to begin to think of the future in those terms.
What we really need is a Celtic Development Bank to advance credit to commercial projects that promote Celtic consciousness and unity.
What we really need is a Celtic Development Bank to advance credit to commercial projects that promote Celtic consciousness and unity.
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- Good business visit to Blackbox-av with@Plaid_Cymru Afan candidate@bennison_andrew. specialists in audio visual solutions 4 museum sector. - Bethan Jenkins AM/AC (@bethanjenkins) · Twitter
Irish Nationalists never seek to amaze me when it comes to *Internationalism.* There is huge scope for the development of Small and Medium Community Enterprise ideas, such as within local museums, local media and local sports.
How many people could a Celtic Broadcasting Community Corporation employ? Cornish, Irish, Manx, Scottish and Welsh people to begin to think of the future in those terms.
Don't let the battery-hens on botchulism.ie get you down, Antóin!
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- Good business visit to Blackbox-av with@Plaid_Cymru Afan candidate@bennison_andrew. specialists in audio visual solutions 4 museum sector. - Bethan Jenkins AM/AC (@bethanjenkins) · Twitter
Irish Nationalists never seek to amaze me when it comes to *Internationalism.* There is huge scope for the development of Small and Medium Community Enterprise ideas, such as within local museums, local media and local sports.
How many people could a Celtic Broadcasting Community Corporation employ? Cornish, Irish, Manx, Scottish and Welsh people need to think of the future in those terms.
Protest at Dublin’s Hell Fire Club over €19m visitor centre
About 500 people turned out to show their support for the Save the Hellfire campaign at a short protest on Sunday afternoon.
The current Hell Fire car park would be expanded, through the felling of many trees.
It is hoped that the Dublin Mountains Project will attract 300,000 visitors a year to this location.
However, locals and frequent visitors to the area object to the plans, claiming that the natural habitat would be turned into a “concrete jungle”.
Speaking to The Irish Times, Anna Collins, who is a member of the Save the Hellfire group, explained why local residents and the wider community have organised the rally.
“As you can imagine, this project would put great pressure on a small area with unique heritage merit, potentially causing environmental damage and bringing a lot of traffic congestion into a location where the current road infrastructure is below standard.
“There would also be an impact on the native wildlife which inhabits the wooded areas. Both the greater spotted woodpecker and the red squirrel have been seen in Hell Fire or Massy’s Wood in most recent times and are a rarity due to the population numbers in Ireland at present,” said Ms Collins. - Protest at Dublin's Hell Fire Club over €19m visitor centre
The Republican Congress
Look at the rates of unemployment.
Between 40% and 70% in Ballymun, Clondalkin, Coolock, Darndale, Finglas and Tallaght.
The Dr Marianne Been pilot study shows that the same areas were plagued with similar problems.
Many of the housing estates experience other severe problems including a poor environment and shortages of recreational, amenities or community facilities. Tallaght/Clondalkin: West Tallaght and Clondalkin are situated on the west side of Dublin. This area experienced an explosive urban growth in the 1960s and 1970s. It grew from a network of villages to an extensive peripheral urban area with a population of 114,535 in 1991.
Total unemployment in the area is estimated at 31%, about half of whom are long-term unemployed. In comparison to the labour force of Dublin City, there is evidence that the labour force living in the Partnership Area has generally lower skill levels. 2) Tallaght/Clondalkin: With 38.60% and 34.90% of the population aged under 15 the age profile of the target wards is predominantly young. Many of these children (more than 12% in Tallaght and more than 11% in Clondalkin) live in single parent households. The proportion of lone parents in communities such as Frettercairn and Jobstown in Tallaght, and Bawnogue, Deansrath and Quarryvale in Clondalkin, ranges between 27-29% of households. Unemployment within the target area is considerably higher than the national average. There are levels of over 60% in the areas of Fettercairn and Killinarden.'' - Republican Congress - Politics.ie
The areas identified in this document have unemployment rates of up to 70%.
'Irish Nationalists never seek to amaze me when it comes to *Internationalism.* There is huge scope for the development of Small and Medium Community Enterprise ideas, such as within local museums, local media and local sports.'
Meanwhile, the Socialist Workers Party and the Green Party have launched a new campaign, this time against much needed developments in Local Enterprise, in the most socially disadvantaged areas in Ireland, if not in Europe.
Imagine what they will do to obstruct the plans of the Irish National Socialist Party to bring the World Cup to Cornwall, Ireland, Scotland and Wales?
The growing peril of deer in Ireland
'Some experts called upon to impose some hard facts on the radio debate confirmed that there could now be up to 100,000 deer in the country, maybe even more because there are no official figures. In addition to the native Irish deer there are now three other species, including many Sika, but also a new smaller breed (whose name escapes me now) illegally imported, probably by hunters, inside the last decade and spreading like wildfire through our increasingly extending forestry ranges.' - The growing peril of deer in Ireland | IrishCentral.com
Medium Short-term actions
Sale and supply of venison
To review existing systems and identify areas for improvement to ensure that venison products entering markets are safe, traceable and legally sourced, and that venison is promoted as a sustainable, premium Irish meat product. - Deer Management in Ireland - Department of Agriculture
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Sami Deer farmers in Samiland
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There's a map of the deer population of Ireland. Some estimates have a population of between 100-150,000. I don't support culling. I support the growth of the wild population to a figure of 500,00+, with different Gaeltachts farming different species, which is a natural protection against the spread of several potential genetic illnesses, and I also support the idea of farming deer through hunting, but not as a sport for tourists. Legislation would need to be enacted to pave the way to make applications for Licenses for small hunting rifles feasible, for all citizens who wish to hunt within specified areas. I also think that wolves should be released into a new National wildlife Park, but not alongside the wild deer.
With such a surplus of deer in Ireland, rather than culling thousands of them, would it not have been practical for Socialist Republicans to advocate for the establishment of Rural Phoenix Deer Farm Cooperatives for Irish Travelers, and as a large sustainable Industry within the Gaeltacht communitys?
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I think that Europe would be more favorable to the concept of a National wildlife Park, and that they would be far more open to the idea of releasing wolves into such a National wildlife Park, judging by their success in France and Spain, which I think would be *good for tourism*, but as with the idea of the surplus deer being used to develop native Cooperatives, a combination of Central European Authority and a lack of Local Democracy are obstacles to such developments.
This is what a National wildlife Park should look like:
A ned'es a minurt a gaygin - The problem with deer - An ..
It appears to me that the *Green Party* and the *Socialists* are more concerned about the welfare of the spotted woodpecker and the red squirrel, than they are about the welfare of the people who inhabit the unemployment ghettos below the mountains.
5-10,000 people have died from addiction and suicide in the Clondalkin-Tallaght area over the past two decades. If both are ultimately co-related to economic circumstances, it's stating the obvious that every job is precious, and it's insulting looking at well paid public representatives playing the rebel, and from where I'm standing wrecking an initiative because they have no control over it, input into it, or viable alternative to it.
I would estimate that with investment, there is a potential 10,000 jobs between Glendalough and the Hell-fire Club, for the people of Clondalkin, Fettercairn and Jobstown. FFS - There is surplus of deer, which the powers that be dictate are culled rather than farmed.
Santy Lodges dotted around the foot-steps,with the surplus of deer would put money in the pockets of the locals, and food on their tables not sourced from food-banks, but that might interrupt a few red-squirrels and the odd spotted woodpecker.