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 | | "www.tarapixie.net" | RATH LUGH CALLING:
The Rath Lugh Direct Action Camp is situated two and a half kilometres from the Hill of Tara, on the Front Line of the proposed M3 between Lismullen and Baronstown. We are a diverse and international group of activists working together in a non-hierarchal way with the aim of putting a stop to the proposed M3. Currently we are hoping to obtain Gaeltacht Status, as Irish is spoken and taught in the camp on a daily basis.
We participate in Non Violent Direct Action tactics in order to halt the ongoing destruction of the Tara complex. The camp works with an emphasis on the preservation of our heritage and our culture predating Christianity for future generations to appreciate and learn from. This involves blockading the key routes, hence stopping as much machinery and construction as possible on the sites.
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| |  | M3 at time of economic recession
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Protesters' disgust at ongoing construction of M3 at time of economic recession
As Galway has a huge support network for the Tara M3 protest, more...a few buskathons were held to fundraise for a coach of Cultural Protecters to visit the Gabhra Valley. So on the 03/03/09, young and old turned up bright and early to catch the Tara Bus. A few showers of rain and a cold wind could not dampen the spirits as the good people of Galway converged in Eyre Square. There was plenty of time to get to know one another as the land between Galway and Tara flew past the windows. On the bus music was played, leaflets were handed out and a talk was given on Tara's history and the damage the illegal and unnecessary M3 is doing to the Gabhra Valley
Once we arrived in the valley it was decided to pay a visit to the main Eurolink and Ferrovial offices in Cooksland, just outside Dunshaughlin. Much to the dismay of the Irish nation, in a time of global financial crisis, work on the M3 is continuing. We wished to convey our absolute disgust to the co ordinators of this illegal toll-road about the blatant waste of money, the corruption, the environmental damage and the cultural vandalism. The long convoy of buses and cars departed from the Hill of Tara and pulled up outside the compound. The gates were closed as we were approaching, so we climbed under and over the fence. In flooded the tide of indignant men, women and children, wanting to know why had this travesty been allowed? Why had the love of so many generations been so affronted after all this time; its relics so lovingly woven into the landscape over previous ages and left as a reminder for our future. They are now cast aside like an embarrassment, Tara is bulldozed debris, swept under the rug of mass consumer culture. Commuters have not been informed that this double tolled road will not solve the traffic problems. Protesters demanded to see those responsible for working on this abominable road, but the only answer the ignorant thugs of SIAC Ferrovial could give us was to slam the office doors in our faces, yet again offering the people more violent thuggery. There was nothing unusual about this, it was typical of what we have seen of SIAC Ferrovial over the last few years. The most abusive, racist and violent workers on the M3 are worth naming and shaming – Mark Cleary, Marcus Hargreaves and MD Security. It is also worth noting that not one single member of the M3 staff could justify the construction of the motorway, and turned their heads away with embarrassment. Luckily some of the protesters had managed to get inside the site offices and as they went in search of the answers so many of us now demand, others stayed in support outside. The security guards and office workers reacted in the only way that they know how, scuffles broke out both inside and outside the offices. As protesters tried to calm the workers down, one of the protesters had his mobile phone stolen by security. No one was shocked, and when we were told that the phone was now in the hands of the Garda Siochana we didn't believe it for a moment. The Sargent on the site seemed to doubt the theft ever happened, and was most rude and unhelpful. So, instead we mounted a peaceful protest outside the compound to demand its return. Once more we saw the devious tactics of the SIAC Ferrovial “security advisor” at work - as construction vehicles were summoned to the compound; a pretence was made by their drivers that they could not get into the compound because of our group, thus upsetting the public in a traffic jam behind the construction vehicle. This is a tactic that protesters have seen before on the Tara M3 project, it is the form of entrapment used in July 2007 at Soldier's Hill, now the Blundelstown interchange. 7 peaceful protesters were arrested and 4 of them were imprisoned for "obstructing" the public highway even though the obstruction was in fact caused by SIAC Ferrovial vehicles refusing less
Added: Mar 5, 09
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|  | Tar go Teamhair, Come to Tara,
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THE NEXT DAY OF ACTION for Tara, this wednesday 18th feb. Meeting tuesday night.....( Read More)
Tar go Teamhair, Come to Tara, Tar go Teamahir, Come more...to Tara, Tar go Teamhair, Come to Tara, Tar go Teamhair, Come to Tara
Day of Action for Tara
Tuesday 3rd March 09
Non Violent Direct Action against M3
Peaceful Protest :)
Despite worldwide opposition and EU Legislation, the illegal constuction of the M3 motorway through Tara is still ongoing.
We are calling for the people of Galway, the county of the Tribes, to come and show their support, to see the Tara Skryne Valley as it is now. Despite the scarring already inflicted at Tara, one of the MOST ARCHAEOLOGICALLY SIGNIFICANT LANDSCAPES in the world, it is still a beautiful place steeped in ancient history, folklore and living traditions.
Archaeological discoveries of global significance have been destroyed, and the information misrepresented and lost, despite international law, and the investigations of the World Archaeological Congress 08. THIS LOSS WILL BE FELT IN IRELAND FOR GENERATIONS TO COME.
We call on the Irish people to show that their CULTURE, IDENTITY, AND HERITAGE IS NOT FOR SALE to multinational construction companies, and to show their support for the Meath Master Plan, a more economically, environmentally, and culturally cost effective alternative.
Recommended Donation for Bus: €8
8am: Bus leaving from Eyre Square
11am: Arrive Tara
Tour of Gabhra Valley and ancient sites
1pm: Non Violent Direct Action
5pm Bus departs Tara for Galway
Make sure you book your bus ticket ASAP, there are ONLY 50 available seats - don't miss your chance to leave your mark on Irish history. IT'S NOT TOO LATE FOR TARA
Text HOTLINE for tickets and enquiries: 086 889 62 99
Níl neart go chur le chéile
Bring friends, family, warm waterproof clothes, boots, packed lunch, costumes, banners, instruments, cameras and Galway colours
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Added: Feb 15, 09
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| | |  | RTE interview with Debbie from Tara Vigil Eviction
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Today, Gardai, MD Security and the Office of Public Works tried to evict the 3 encampments from the Hill of Tara: theTara Solidarity Vigil, A Chairde more...and the Henge Indigenous Memorial Shamanic Society. The teapee housing the Vigil flame is still on the hill. RTE heavily edited the interview with Debbie Reilly, this footage is the unedited version. This shows how biased the mainstream media are, and how they try to stop the real story of the Tara/M3 Disaster getting out to the general public. less
Added: May 8, 08
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| |  | Eviction & Recovery Rath Lugh
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Events from 17 -21 April 2008 at Rath Lugh Co. Meath, Ireland. Tara the Heart of Ireland, Rath Lugh part of the Tara complex.
Added: Apr 23, 08
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| | | | | |  | Rathlugh Down Under
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Happenings and actions from Rath Lugh from the 5th - 6th Feb 08. Welcome world, to our tunnel.
Added: Mar 6, 08
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|  | Czolg
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28min documentry talking about the distruction of the Tara Valley.
Added: Mar 1, 08
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| |  | 250208 Standoff at Rathlugh
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Today Macheins made their way through the Rathlugh. A standoff acoured when we chalenged the Poliece about the legalitys of the workers actions.
Added: Feb 25, 08
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|  | Water run with Rob
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going to the well and on a mission to get some building materials.
Added: Jan 16, 08
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