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Water protestors in donaghmede

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  • 09-10-2014 1:19pm
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    Beano
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    Does anybody know who these water protestors currently in donaghmede are? They started at the top of my road this morning and i didnt recognise one of them. Are they a rent-a-mob?


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    Kermit.de.frog
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    Yes.


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    Beano
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    Thought so.


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    Timberrrrrrrr
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    Beano wrote: »
    Does anybody know who these water protestors currently in donaghmede are? They started at the top of my road this morning and i didnt recognise one of them. Are they a rent-a-mob?

    Go out and start filming them and ask them for.ID see how they like it.


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    Beano
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    Timberrrrrrrr wrote: »
    Go out and start filming them and ask them for.ID see how they like it.

    They should be down at my house in a few days. I intend to inconvenience them as much as they inconvenience me.


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    neris
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    few residents on clare hall were on whineline earlier and were telling joe that they didnt recognise any of the protestors either. joe got a protestor on who had been in clare hall and admitted she wasnt a resident of the area. its all been done through facebook


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    ProudDUB
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    A lad I know said they were in Raheny last week, protesting outside his parents house. When his elderly father asked them to move away from his house, they were verbally abusive towards him & and he felt quite physically intimidated too. Not really the best way to get the residents of an area on your side, now is it?


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    fiachr_a
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    Surely the best way to protest is to not pay the charges?


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    Timberrrrrrrr
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    ProudDUB wrote: »
    A lad I know said they were in Raheny last week, protesting outside his parents house. When his elderly father asked them to move away from his house, they were verbally abusive towards him & and he felt quite physically intimidated too. Not really the best way to get the residents of an area on your side, now is it?

    Yet there are still posters on here defending these scum.


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    mrcheez
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    ProudDUB wrote: »
    A lad I know said they were in Raheny last week, protesting outside his parents house. When his elderly father asked them to move away from his house, they were verbally abusive towards him & and he felt quite physically intimidated too.

    Spray them with a hose...

    oh the irony


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