Robert Emmett to be commemorated in Dublin by true Republicans

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Thursday August 28, 2003 15:33

by Tiocfaidh Armani - Na Fianna Eireann

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John Horan speaks out

Robert Emmett to be commemorated in Dublin

John Horan, Dublin Republican Sinn Féin
August 26, 2003
With plans by RTÉ to screen a 'Mint Production' documentary on Robert Emmet on the anniversary of his execution (ie September 20th) people may be interested to know that a commemoration to mark the 200th Anniversary of the execution of Robert Emmet will be held in Dublin on Saturday, September 20th next; the procession will assemble at the Garden of Remembrance in Parnell Square at 1.30 pm and march to St Catherines Church in Thomas Street, where those present will be addressed by author Seán Ó Brádaigh.

Seán Ó Brádaigh, coincidentally, was mentioned by Martin Mansergh, in his article 'Why militant republicanism has reached a dead end.' (Sunday Business Post, August 24th)

Mr Mansergh wrote - "Whenever elements of Irish republicanism takes on Irish democracy . . . democracy will win"; Irish republicanism is fighting FOR Irish democracy, Mr Mansergh, not AGAINST it! However, your mistake is understandable - for you and others in the establishment , Martin , so-called "Irish democracy" ends this side of the British-imposed border. Mr Mansergh wrote that - "The people of the Republic . . . will not be willing to put it (their "huge investment in peace") at risk for any project of unity that has not been legitimately and constitutionally brought about ." : too late , Sir - sure is'nt Leinster House there already!

And finally - Martin Mansergh congratulated The Sunday Business Post for being "a forum in which the best ways forward for an Irish republicanism with legitimate constitutional aims can be freely discussed." Sometimes, those of us who are legitimate non-constitutional Irish Republicans can get a word in as well!

Slan anois, Martin - hope to see you in the crowd on September 20th . . .

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And what has this got to do with the Irish Social Forum?

by Indymedia Ireland Editorial Group - Indymedia Ireland

Thu Aug 28, 2003 17:56

You are misusing the section categories. If you can't be bothered to try and cooperate with other site users then please don't bother to post.

Wow!

by MF

Thu Aug 28, 2003 17:59

These are EDITORS! Bow low and speak softly in their presence.

Well

by Mags

Thu Aug 28, 2003 18:13

It is possible the poster does not know who or what the ISF is. I am often unsure as to which section something should be in and often opt for Miscellaneous, which people may not look at at all for all I know.

Like i already said......

Thu Aug 28, 2003 18:19

..maybe if he told me where to put them, instead of lecturing and talking down to people, then i might know where to put them in future.
I am new to this site and some assistance would be helpful, although I think the editor is a little bit in a bad mood to-day...

Point taken "Mags" and "Tiocfaidh Armani"

by R Isible - Indymedia Ireland Editorial Group - Indymedia Ireland

Thu Aug 28, 2003 18:23

see "Bundoran 2003" story for suggestion and apologies for the tone.

Appreciations for putting up the above posting "Tiocfaidh Armani"

by Anonymous

Thu Aug 28, 2003 18:55

Dead end

by >>>.Seáinín

Fri Aug 29, 2003 00:06

Going nowhere.

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Robert Emmett to be commemorated in Dublin by true Republicans

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