Traffic in Dublin’s city centre has been heightened by the appearance of two large protests today on O’Connell Street.
Both demonstrations are taking place in order to prevent the demolition of 13 and 18 Moore Street, two buildings of historic significance dating back to the 1916 Rising.
The first rally began at 1pm, with crowds thought to be in the several hundreds marching from Liberty Hall to Moore Street.
O’Connell street blocked off with citizens demanding that Moore Street be saved https://t.co/lCqrkz8z5U
— The Risen People (@TheRisenPeople) January 30, 2016
Outside the GPO. Blue flag is Cumann Na mBan. #SaveMooreStreet pic.twitter.com/3xYKvHKoc8
— Brian Mc Namara (@breenbeen) January 30, 2016
well done to everyone who came along to help #SaveMooreStreet pic.twitter.com/oal3nOBHkK
— Joan Byrne (@jemb123) January 30, 2016
At the #SaveMooreStreet protest currently taking place outside the GPO @OccupyMoore_Str @SaveMooreSt pic.twitter.com/thXFQW9UGm
— Maureen O’SullivanTD (@MOSullivanTD) January 30, 2016
According to Independent.ie, the second rally began at 3pm and will likely cause disruptions on Westmoreland Street, Gardiner Street, O’Connell Street and Parnell Street.
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