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Why The Irish Understand The Palestinian Struggle

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By Marco Marcelline Verified
| nakedpolitics.co.uk
November 12, 2023 7 min read The people of Ireland and Palestine are bound by an empathy born from a shared struggle against the evils of colonialism, writes Tiernan Cannon In the wake of the Israeli army’s order to Palestinians in northern Gaza to evacuate their homes ahead of an expected ground invasion, Michael D. Higgins, the president of Ireland, did not mince his words.
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TfL announces completion of 350 homes opposite Blackhorse Road …

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By Marco Marcelline Verified
| Translogistics Blog
The housing development was delivered through TfL’s wholly-owned commercial property company, TTL Properties Ltd By Marco Marcelline Blackhorse View, Credit: Barratt London Transport for London (TfL) has announced the completion of a 350 home and car-free housing development opposite Blackhorse Road Station.
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Beverly Glenn-Copeland - The Ones Ahead

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By Marco Marcelline Verified
| The Skinny Verified
Album title: The Ones Ahead Artist: Beverly Glenn-Copeland Label: Transgressive Release date: 28 Jul Beverly Glenn-Copeland's latest effort draws from a diverse range of musical avenues, and there are just so many stand-outs here. The highly spirited, polyrhythmic and lyric-less Africa Calling opens the album and honours the West African heritage of the Philadelphia-born, Canada-based singer-songwriter and composer.
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