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Successful Shell To Sea Picket Kilmainham

category dublin | anti-capitalism | news report author Wednesday April 16, 2008 22:41author by Starstruck - Dublin Shell to Sea Report this post to the editors

Great level of support from passing motorists

Last Saturday a sizeable crowd turned out at Kilmainham Shell to highlight the ongoing scandal of the Corrib gas Project.
Look at those prices!!!
Look at those prices!!!

Despite the changeable and often horrendous weather ,a sizeable crowd braved the conditions to picket the Kilmainham Shell station which continues to sell Shell Oil and fund their bulging coffers,coffers soon to be vastly enriched should this project go ahead.

A surprising level of support was displayed by passing motorists and not even the local plod could discourage the gathered group

Many potential customers decided to give the station a miss that day and despite the fact that the station was not at any stage totally blockaded,the pumps lay empty for almost half the duration of the protest.

The resistance to the rip-off continues, keep an eye on the events calendar for the next Garage picket near you!

Related Link: http://www.shelltosea.com

Discouraging but not hostile!
Discouraging but not hostile!

Stop the giveaway
Stop the giveaway

Clear sky
Clear sky

Pumps not a-pumpin
Pumps not a-pumpin

author by JMpublication date Thu Apr 17, 2008 21:58author address Rossportauthor phone Report this post to the editors

Well done from the Erris faithful. Keep up the great work.

Related Link: http://www.shelltosea.com/
author by krossie - wsm personal capacitypublication date Thu Apr 17, 2008 15:23author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Well they arrived down three separate times - one foot patrol and twice in cars - usual old banter about what was a foot path and an entrance and a grass verge etc etc!

kp

author by Chrissiepublication date Wed Apr 16, 2008 23:03author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Marvellous to see yez keeping it up for Mayo & spreading the word - well done all.
Low Garda turnout this time - r they getting weary?

 
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