Gemma Good
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‘We stand for something better’ | Anglo Celt (opens the original)
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âWe donât belong to an organisation like Allianzâ was the overriding message when leading âDrop Allianzâ campaigners gathered for a public meeting at Bailieborough Shamrocks GAA grounds on Friday night. It was Meathâs Colm OâRourke who made the statement, while other panel members including Nodlaig NÃ Bhrollaigh, Dr David Hickey, Colm McAlarney and Eugene McKenna, supported it. Around sixty people from clubs in counties Cavan and Meath gathered at the event, while there were also
‘We are constantly being left behind’ | Anglo Celt (opens the original)
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Dáil protest for more children's disability services A protest took place outside the Dáil today (Tuesday, September 29) calling for more supports for children with additional needs across the country. As part of the 'Every Child Matters' campaign, parents from Cavan and Monaghan travelled to Dublin to share how they are not receiving timely services for their children. Rachel Kearns and Serena Dawson, who have spearheaded multiple protests in Cavan on the issue, were among those gathered at y
Celebrating 100 years of Coronea Church | Anglo Celt (opens the original)
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The 100th year anniversary of the Church of Immaculate Conception in Coronea will be celebrated this Sunday, September 27. The centenary will be marked by a mass of thanksgiving for the church, which has served the community since October 10, 1926, when it was officially opened by the Parish Priest at the time, Father James Judge. The community raised £12,230 to build the church, and around 700 people came for the opening. It was built using local stone from Grier’s Quarry and Corr’s at Legaginn
âOur children have nowhere to goâ | Anglo Celt (opens the original)
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Dáil protest for more childrenâs disability services Parents from Cavan and Monaghan will protest outside the Dáil next Tuesday as part of an ongoing campaign for more supports for children with additional needs. Rachel Kearns and Serena Dawson, who have spearheaded multiple protests in Cavan on the issue, will be among those gathered at next weekâs protest, while the group will also address TDs and ministers in the Audio-Visual Room afterwards. They recently âjoined forcesâ with the â
Local âDrop Allianzâ campaign to hold information evening | Anglo Celt (opens the original)
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The organisers of the âDrop Allianzâ campaign will hold an information meeting tomorrow (Friday) to raise awareness of their campaign. The focus of the meeting will be on the Israel Palestine conflict, Allianz sponsorship of the GAA and the âDrop Allianzâ campaign, which has started locally as part of a wider campaign. The âDrop Allianzâ campaign began following the publication of a report by United Nations Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese in July last year, which states that gl
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