A local meeting aimed at giving residents an update
on recent local issues has been organised by local éirígí representative Ciaran
Heaphey. The meeting will take place in the Kilmore West Community Centre on 30th October
starting at 7.30pm. The speakers on the night will include éirígí Dublin
Northeast spokesperson Ciaran Heaphey and local residents. The meeting will
serve as a platform to explain the progress made into local issues including
home burglaries in the area. The meeting will also give an update on the future
in resisting the water tax.
Update on Burglaries
After a huge spike in home burglaries in the
greater Kilmore area the local community have decided enough is enough and
began to organise to begin tackling the issue. A protest was recently held at
Santry station protesting the poor Garda response to the criminal activity and
successfully got a meeting with Gardai. Other residents have begun a local
neighbourhood watch scheme. Full update at meeting.
Water Tax
The water tax installation point is fast
approaching for the people of Dublin Northeast. The only successful way to
defeat this outrageous charge is to mobilise locally to have a united community
front ready to resist the water tax. éirígí have held a successful meeting on
the topic in September attended by near 80 residents and are now looking at
taking the next steps of growing a strong community alliance intent on smashing
the water tax.
The local meeting on the 30th October
is a chance to continue the momentum against austerity at a grassroots level.
éirígí Dublin Northeast spokesperson, commenting on the upcoming meeting Ciaran
Heaphey said: “It is a time for the residents to take a stand against the
crippling policies being pushed upon on them by the government in Leinster
House who continue to attack the most vulnerable in society in particular with
the upcoming water tax. It also gives the local community a chance to talk
about local issues of concern to them and
speak of any progress being made to stop certain problems they face.”
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