Mid-west trade unionists to rally in Limerick

Up to 8000 people are expected to stage a rally in Limerick today to call on the Government to take ownership of the Shannon airport controversy.

Sat, 20 Oct, 2007 - 15:28

Up to 8000 people are expected to stage a rally in Limerick today to call on the Government to take ownership of the Shannon airport controversy.

The 'Save the Shannon Slots Rally' has been initiated by mayors from the mid-west who say the Government must live up to its obligation to protect Ireland's prosperity.

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Courts Charity Regulator Place: Limerick Place: Shannon Airport Place: O'Connell Street Person: Vice-Person: Ger Morrissey Person: Noel Dempsey Event: 'Event: Save the Shannon Slots Rally Organisation: Shannon Action Group

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