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Residents say goodbye at Fatima Mansion more images of celebrations

category dublin | housing | news report author Sunday July 02, 2006 15:30author by richard whelan - none Report this post to the editors

Residents say goodbye to life as they knew it in Fatima Mansions
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Photo essay of the residents of Fatima Mansions taking part in a commemoration ceremony on Friday night
Residents say goodbye to life as they knew it in Fatima Mansions

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author by richard whelan - nonepublication date Sun Jul 02, 2006 15:18author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Photo essay of the residents of Fatima Mansions taking part in a commemoration ceremony on Friday night
Photo essay of the residents of Fatima Mansions taking part in a commemoration ceremony on Friday night
Residents say goodbye to life as they knew it in Fatima Mansions
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Photo essay of the residents of Fatima Mansions taking part in a commemoration ceremony on Friday night
Photo essay of the residents of Fatima Mansions taking part in a commemoration ceremony on Friday night
Residents say goodbye to life as they knew it in Fatima Mansions

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Sundown over Fatima
Sundown over Fatima

Final ceremony
Final ceremony

Final goodbye
Final goodbye

author by Noise Hackerpublication date Mon Jul 03, 2006 01:50author address author phone Report this post to the editors

I was fortunate to live on the door step of Fatima in the early 90’s to experience the community spirit and friendship that was extended to me (never ran short of fruit and veg!). Hopefully this herald’s a new epoch for the people of Fatima after the damage drugs inflicted during the 80’s. My best wishes to the community for the future.

R.I.P.
R.I.P.

author by THpublication date Mon Jul 03, 2006 12:14author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Ye have yerselves to thank for the huge change brought to your own community, and for forcing Dublin City Council to work with you instead of passing over your interests. It's a model that hopefully others will study and learn from.

author by Paula geraghtypublication date Mon Jul 03, 2006 16:49author address author phone Report this post to the editors

your wonderful images with indymedia.

There are so many stories to be told about the changing face of community existance......The visual representation is a vital element to this. The story of Fatima goes on as the entire community is being redeveloped. The entire area of Rialto and Dolphin's barn is being built up. This has impacted on the
community garden which will also be redeveloped.

http://indymedia.ie/article/76049

 
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