Ballymun: Residents of Emergency Accommodation Protest at Civic Centre By Mike Gilmore A dispute over emergency accommodation has resulted in a protest at the Ballymun Civic Centre today.
Residents of the Travelodge say they were given two days notice - over the phone - to uproot their lives from the hotel to far-flung areas of Dublin.
Dublin City Council has strenuously denied giving any of the residents such short notice, though all correspondence was carried out over the phone so no official record exists to settle the dispute.
Residents of emergency accommodation at the #Ballymun Travelodge march from the hotel across to the Ballymun Civic Centre. They say Dublin City Council tried to abruptly force them to relocate. pic.twitter.com/4dZL2uF1Ci Mike Gilmore (@MikeGilmore08) April 23, 2021
Ballymun: Residents of Emergency Accommodation Protest at Civic Centre
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Partner of Lyra McKee calls on people to be history makers for reconciliation Sara Canning, partner of murdered journalist Lyra McKee, has called on people to become history makers for reconciliation Seamus McKinney 17 December, 2020 01:00
THE partner of murdered journalist Lyra McKee has called on people to become “history makers” to bring about a more reconciled society.
Sara Canning was speaking during the latest discussion organised by the John and Pat Hume Foundation.
Lyra McKee was shot dead by a dissident republican gunman during rioting in Derry’s Creggan area in April 2019.
A member of the foundation’s board, Ms Canning chaired a discussion yesterday on “A Shared Home, the Unfinished Business of Reconciliation”.