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Castlebar students stage walkout, march to office of Beverly Cooper Flynn T.D

category mayo | education | news report author Saturday December 11, 2010 02:26author by FEE Report this post to the editors

Walkout in Castlebar on Thursday, December 9.
Castlebar students.
Castlebar students.

On Thursday, students from several Castlebar educational institutes staged walkouts in opposition to the cuts which were unveiled in the Budget this week.

The student body of St. Gerald’s College and Davitt College called this protest to show their opposition to the savage cuts against students and the working people of Ireland in general.

The students marched onto the office of Beverly Cooper Flynn T.D. They expressed their support and solidarity with the Clondalkin youth who staged a walkout on budget day.

Tired of being completely unrepresented and alienated by the political system, students made a decision, independently, to use the only mechanism available to express their anger.

In doing so, they showed that the students of Ireland will not stand idly by while the Government destroys their future and punishes them for a situation which they had no part in creating.

The walkouts, organised separately by the student bodies of each institution, converged on the Mall in Castlebar, where the main protest was held. Many students marched under the banner of FEE (Free Education for Everyone), a national student organisation which opposes Third Level fees and education cuts.

The walkout protest by secondary schools in Castlebar follows a similar protest by students from two schools in Clondalkin. Moyle Park College in Clondalkin is now threatening one of the organisers, Shane Donnelly with expulsion.

 #   Title   Author   Date 
   The kids are all right....     generationXfactor    Sat Dec 11, 2010 16:12 
   Not 'Another Brick In The Wall...' !     Sharon.    Sat Dec 11, 2010 17:23 
   Well done     Des    Sat Dec 11, 2010 17:43 
   Its only a couple of marches, but it might very well inspire more     C in Dublin    Mon Dec 13, 2010 01:55 
   and now she's gone!     hs    Sat Dec 18, 2010 01:29 
   Smells Like Teen Spirit     spamtastic    Sat Jan 29, 2011 21:15 


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