After five years on the march 'Ballyhea Says No' reveal new approach

After five years on the march, the weekly Ballyhea Says No protest will hold the last such event this Sunday.

The man most readily associated with the Ballyhea Says No and Charleville Says No campaigns, Diarmuid O’Flynn, said yesterday the group would now change its focus towards building its campaign both politically and in the media.

The marches — held on Sunday mornings through the north Cork village — gained national and international coverage as it focused unerringly on the issue of bank-debt imposition on Ireland and, in particular, the Promissory Note debt.