However, bureaucratic bullshit came to the rescue of the forces of environmental destruction as officials took 4 years too long to send a list of SAC sites to the EU, prompting them to threaten withholding Structural Funds from Ireland. Eviction of the longest Irish road protest started on 10th December, and despite lock-ons and people up trees, some trees were felled because there weren't enough people to defend the whole site, so ring the number below and get yerselves down there. What with roads being a much more eco-friendly method of transport than trains, as part of the National Development Plan, the National Roads Authority received 4.8 billion, while the public train system received nothing. Ireland, long famed for its unbelievable traffic jams and congestion caused by the fast pace of modern life, may soon breathe a sigh of relief. According to the National Road Authority, there will never be another traffic jam in Ireland.
Congestion can become an unpleasant memory for the people of Ireland.
Just like the trees and habitat they nurture. Hockley Protest camp in Essex, set up to prevent 66 luxury houses being built on greenbelt land, is being evicted too. People desperately needed. People then marched along a street chanting slogans, eating and giving food to beggers and street people. The poor should just help themselves, which is what they did today.