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Premier #avortement légal en #Irlande
http://fr.myeurop.info/2013/08/26/premier-avortement-l-gal-en-irlande-12026
Clémence Grison
Pour la première fois en Irlande, une femme vient légalement d’avorter légalement dans un hôpital de à Dublin. Mais l’#IVG n’est encore possible que si la vie de la mère est menacée…
C’est le premier (...)
#Société #Europe #conservatisme #église_catholique #femmes #intégrisme #pro-life
La grande grève dublinoise de 1913
http://cqfd-journal.org/La-grande-greve-dublinoise-de-1913
D’ailleurs, le pain devient très vite le nerf de la guerre. Des comités d’aide aux grévistes, souvent animés par les femmes issues des mouvements nationalistes et féministes, comme l’actrice Maud Gonne ou Constance – « la Comtesse Rouge » – Markievicz, organisent des soupes populaires « rouges » ou de « charité ». Des chargements de nourriture sont envoyés par les syndicats anglais. Et c’est là que l’Église catholique réveille son vieux démon : cette charité internationaliste ressemble trop à un complot pour convertir ses ouailles aux diaboliques athéisme et pire, protestantisme. Avec le projet des syndicalistes d’envoyer en Angleterre les enfants affamés de Dublin pour les sauver, la coupe est pleine ! Walsh, l’évêque de Dublin, dira : « Elles ne méritent plus le nom de mères catholiques si elles oublient leur devoir au point d’envoyer leurs enfants dans un pays étranger… » L’Église reçoit le soutien de quelques grands noms de la cause nationaliste comme Arthur Griffith, fondateur du Sinn Féin.
Uncertain State: Photography & the crisis in Ireland
How is photography responding to the crisis? Uncertain State looks at how photographic artists are representing this period of austerity and uncertainty in Ireland. Their work addresses important issues at the heart of where we are now: contested and hidden histories, effects of the global financial crisis and the radically altered social and physical landscapes. The ten artists in Uncertain State go beyond surface readings to reflect the emerging concerns in post-Celtic Tiger Ireland: the treatment of asylum seekers; institutional abuse; sexual abuse; emigration; the legacy of the property crash; identity; disadvantage & marginalisation; and the legacy of conflict.
http://www.galleryofphotography.ie/wp/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/D-Farrell-635.jpg
http://www.galleryofphotography.ie/exhibitions/current
#photo #photographie #exposition #Irlande #crise
Travaux:
Asylum Archive documents the housing provision for Asylum Seekers around Ireland in the series Direct Provision Hostels
–-> #asile #centres_d'accueil_pour_requérants_d'asile #réfugiés http://www.galleryofphotography.ie/wp/wp-content/gallery/asylum-archive/ballymullen-barracks_press.jpg
Eoin Ó Conaill’s new work Reprieve surveys green field sites saved from planned development by the property crash
–-> #champs #urbanisme #propriétés http://www.galleryofphotography.ie/wp/wp-content/gallery/eoin-o-conaill/141-residential-units_press.jpg
Doug DuBois’ compelling body of work My Last Day at Seventeen offers a somewhat fictional documentary account of adolescence in Cobh, Cork;
–-> #adolescence
David Farrell’s An Archaeology of the Present records the topography of post crisis Ireland;
–-> http://www.galleryofphotography.ie/wp/wp-content/gallery/david-farrell/an-archaeology-of-the-present-leitrim2012_164_press.jpg
#topographie
Kim Haughton’s sensitive investigation of child abuse – In Plain Sight – presents powerful collaborative portraits of abuse survivors;
–-> #viol #enfant http://www.galleryofphotography.ie/wp/wp-content/gallery/kim-haughton/in-plain-sight-hi_03.jpg
Paddy Kelly’s photographs of IRA training sites in his series Bogland reflect his attempt to emotionally identify with his father while addressing issues of identity, memory and place
–-> #identité #mémoire #place #lieu http://www.galleryofphotography.ie/wp/wp-content/gallery/paddy-kelly/paddy-kelly-clearing.jpg
Lauren McGookin uses photography to gain an understanding of her own community’s Loyalist culture in her series Tales and Whispers
–-> #identité #communauté http://www.galleryofphotography.ie/wp/wp-content/gallery/lauren-mcgookin/laurenmcgookin_flag.jpg
Paul Nulty charts his mother’s experience as a returning emigrant attempting to settle again in the midlands in his series I’m Looking at our Place
–-> #migration #migration_de_retour #retour http://www.galleryofphotography.ie/wp/wp-content/gallery/paul-nulty/hawthorne-close.jpg
Pete Smyth revisits his portrait of people in his own community in Tallaght after a period of 21 years in his series A View from the Dearth
–-> #communauté #Tallaght http://www.galleryofphotography.ie/wp/wp-content/gallery/pete-smyth/the_mcmahons_1990_web.jpg
Una Spain records poignant traces from St. Brigid’s de-commisioned Victorian institution for the mentally ill in Ballinasloe.
–-> #hopital #hopital_psychiatrique #Ballinasloe http://www.galleryofphotography.ie/wp/wp-content/gallery/una-spain/una_spain-2.jpg
Ireland: Bankers joke about their €7 billion bailout scam - World Socialist Web Site
http://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2013/06/29/bank-j29.html
Ireland: Bankers joke about their €7 billion bailout scam
By Steve James
29 June 2013Transcripts released this week by the Irish Independent record conversations in 2008 between leading Irish bank executives, joking about how they had scammed billions of euros to bail out the now-defunct Anglo-Irish Bank.
The conversations provide an insight into the reckless, sneering cynicism of the ruling elite as they proceeded to swindle the working people to the tune of trillions of euros.
Bankers Caught On Tape, Joking About Bailout, And How They'd Never Pay It Back - YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dj8eR2o4f6s
The Irish Independent, a Dublin-based newspaper, has uncovered tapes of an internal phone conversation from September 2008 between two executives at Anglo Irish Bank during its bailout deal and they sound pretty scandalous. The Irish Independent points out that the recordings show they misled the Central Bank.
The executives from the recording have been identified as John Bowe (head of the bank's capital markets) and Peter Fitzgerald (director of retail banking).
However, Bowe “categorically denied” that he misled the Central Bank and Fitzgerald, who wasn't involved in discussions with regulators, said he was unaware of any intention to mislead, the report said.
Either way, the newly revealed recordings are still embarrassing.
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