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2004 Dublin May Day protests

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visitors acting suspiciously. A wing of a Dublin prison was emptied in readiness. Senior GardaĂ­ claimed that they would not have room to room to detain all those arrested and would have to take over schools and universities. Hospitals were told to have their emergency contingents ready in cases of serious civil unrest. Space was cleared at the city morgue.
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DGN blamed policing decisions for the outbreak of violence. In a statement released on May 7 they accused the government of trying to “criminalise protest and prevent the exercise of democratic rights”. In the statement they alleged that this was done to prevent embarrassment to the government and to
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At this point, the uniformed police retreated and were replaced by riot squads. The pushing bloc attempted to break through police lines but this was only a token effort. They also threw missiles such as beer cans, sticks and placards at the gardaĂ­. Baton charges were deployed against the protestors
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In 2011 Garda officers confirmed that they had been alerted by British police in advance that Kennedy had sought to come over for the protest. The officers said that this was accepted this provided that Kennedy did not break any laws. They further said that he did not work for gardaĂ­ while based in
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Police visited city centre businesses and encouraged them to close for the weekend, warning of serious violence. The summit's location was marked off by a four-mile exclusion zone. Between 4,000 and 6,000 officers were deployed on summit-related duties for that weekend, with 1,000 in riots squads.
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Writing in 2010 DGN activist Mark Malone called the No Borders weekend “the biggest anti-authoritarian event in the history of the State”. Reflecting on the weekend in a 2021 interview DGN media spokesperson Aileen O'Carroll said that it more of a "moment of exuberance" than something that had a
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In response to the planned protests, the Gardaí “mounted one of the biggest security operations ever seen in the State”. Immigration checks were strengthened at airports and ports. The owners of student hostels and other accommodation popular with backpackers were warned to be on the lookout for
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DGN media spokespeople stressed that they planned the march to be non-confrontational and that they didn't intend to try to break through police lines or damage property. It was known that some of those who intended on going on the protest, particularly some international visitors, opposed this
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instruments, drums and any other noise-making instruments you can get your hands on”. The organisers were aware that there was no chance that any march was going to be allowed get within sight of the EU leaders, but hoped that this approach they “might get close enough to at least be heard”.
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performances and a bicycle rally. For the time of the Farmleigh summit itself, a "Bring the Noise" march from the city centre to Farmleigh was planned. The organisers urged marchers to bring "saucepan lids and spoons, pots and pans, whistles and kazoos, sound systems and foghorns, musical
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Prior to the day of the summit it was alleged by figures in the government and in the media that the reason for the protest was opposition to the enlargement of the European Union. DGN spokespeople responded that they were not against EU expansion. Rather, they were against
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anarchists were also arrested. On the same day, police announced that the riot squad would be deployed at the march's starting point and would break up any attempts at assembling. DGN chose a new starting point but one writer has said that the city was essentially under
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a statue a proposal was put to the crowd about whether they should march to Farmleigh, despite the Garda ban. This was assented to and the march out of the city centre began. The front banner of the march read ‘No border, no nations; Against a Europe of capital’.
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After walking for about 9 km, the group made it to the Ashtown roundabout at about 8pm, where police had blocked the way to the Ashtown Gate into the Phoenix Park. There between 2,000 – 5,000 demonstrators present at this point. The march stopped on the
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in nature, playing up the threat of violence from anarchists, particularly those coming from abroad. There were claims that over 15,000 protestors would arrive from abroad for the demonstration, including many ‘veterans’ of the
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in 2010 when it was revealed that he had entered into intimate relationships with environmental activists while working infiltrating them under the alias ‘Mark Stone’. It has been alleged that he acted as an
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Overall 29 demonstrators were arrested. Several people were injured in the clashes, including one police officer who was taken to hospital with a head injury. The summit in Farmleigh went ahead as planned.
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to force them back. After a number of charges the water cannons were deployed. The prompted a sit-down protest but the protestors were soon driven back. The gardaĂ­ continued the advance with further
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was more critical. Speaking in the same DĂĄil session he criticised the police for heavy-handedness during the protest and for their treatment of those arrested. He accused the media of
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A weekend of protest against the summit, called the "No Borders" weekend, was organised by the Dublin Grassroots Network (DGN). The group was a “broad-based network including
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The ‘No Borders’ weekend did not end with the clashes in Ashtown. Early on Sunday about dozen people held a demonstration outside an accommodation centre for
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during numerous campaigns. Witnesses at the May Day confrontation have said that Kennedy acted aggressively and encouraged other activists to attack gardaĂ­.
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expressed her concern that the Gardaí were trying to ‘soften up’ public opinion for a confrontation that weekend through stories fed to the media.
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at the Ashtown roundabout. A small number of protestors broke off from the main group and clashed with GardaĂ­ at the roundabout. The GardaĂ­ used
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activists.” The two defining characteristics of DGN were the advocacy of non-hierarchical organisation and an insistence on the importance of
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approach. It was agreed that anyone who wanted to go beyond the guidelines drawn up by the organisers should do so away from the main march.
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praised the government saying that they “had an obligation to ensure the security and safety of our citizens and visitors from Europe.”
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claimed to have “infiltrated” a secret meeting of anarchists. In fact, the meeting that he attended was open and publicly advertised.
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Newspaper headlines from the time include ‘Anarchist army plans bloodbath in Ireland’ or ‘Anarchists to gas 10,000 people’.
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event that evening. On Saturday morning there was a series of street theatre pieces against Fortress Europe, followed by a
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against the protestors, eventually dispersing them. This was the first time that police had used water cannons in the
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A couple of minor scuffles broke out early in the march between journalists and more militant marchers. The van of
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There was extensive media coverage of the planned protest for several months prior to the event. Much of this was
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Ireland and did not have any communication with the force about his activities. Following the revelations
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put on stand-by. All Garda leave for the weekend was cancelled. Two water cannons were borrowed from the
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at 6pm on Saturday evening. Far more people arrived than the organisers expected. Assembling under the
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upcoming visit. They criticised both the arrests and the treatment of those arrested, who were denied
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The ‘No Borders’ protest weekend began on the morning of Friday 30 April with a demonstration outside
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parties in Dublin which had “established Mayday in the public mind as, at least partially, a day of
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that was to serve as an accommodation centre for the protestors was shut down by police. Three
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claimed that anarchists had stockpiled weapons at secret locations throughout the country. The
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Leaflet For “May Day Dublin 2004 - For An Alternative Europe” - Dublin Grassroots Network
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carried a warning on 25 April from a police source that there was a plan to attack the
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by that point. EalĂĄir nĂ­ Dhorchaigh and Laurence Cox writing in 2011 in the book
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as to why one of its undercover police officers was operating in Ireland.
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Amongst those involved in the attempt to push through police lines was
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defended the actions of the gardaĂ­ following the incident. Speaking in
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Video of the 'No Borders' weekend sympathetic to the demonstrators
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and the protestors started to retreat back to the city centre.
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and criticised the government for ordering the water cannons.
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in support of the English arrestees. This was followed by a
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along with events in ten other towns and cities in Ireland.
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groups attempted to march to Farmleigh but were blocked by
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in protest against the government's recently announced ‘
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chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear unit
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Index

2004 Dublin May Day riot
a series
Anarchism
"Circle-A" anarchy symbol
Glossary
History
Outline
Schools of thought
Feminist
Green
Primitivist
Social ecology
Total liberation
Individualist
Egoist
Market
Naturist
Philosophical
Mutualism
Postcolonial
African
Black
Queer
Religious
Christian
Jewish
Social
Collectivist
Parecon
Communist

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