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Rock for Culture demonstration to be held to save cultural spaces in Dublin

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Following a hugely popular protest in August to save the landmark beer garden at the back of Fibber’s rock bar, organisers Rock For Culture will hold a second demonstration calling on An Bord Pleanála to protect cultural spaces in Dublin.

The demonstration which will take place this Thursday, September 22, aims to lobby the planning […] The post Rock for Culture demonstration to be held to save cultural spaces in Dublin appeared first on GCN.

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