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INSIDE: Chef Stephen McCardle on his popular Churchtown bistro P6
March 8, 2012
REFERENDUM: Making their case
for a Yes or No treaty vote Page 7
Honouring Rory: Sudden Cardiac Death fundraiser Rugby: Old Wesley register back-to-back league titles Page 32
THE Rory Hegarty Memorial Tournament was a great success at Leicester Celtic, Nutgrove, recently, where the late student was honoured with an exciting match, which saw Ballyboden winning 2-1 against Rathfarnham. Rory died in his sleep three years ago, aged 16, from Sudden Cardiac Death (SCD), and Mary Donoghue, Sally Hegarty and Jennifer Kimberly were three of the many family members and friends who came along to cheer on the match, which was a great fundraiser for the SCD charity, CRY. Picture: Geraldine Woods
Football: Local starlets shine for Dublin in Leinster Page 31
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Humphreys blasts charge protestors
‘Hypocritical use of council poles to protest charge’
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LOCAL Labour councillor Richard Humphreys has hit out at those using council property, such as lamp-posts, to display anti-Household Charge posters. Cllr Humphreys said that to use council property to advo-
cate the non-payment of a household charge payable to the council was hypocritical, and said such demonstrators merely wanted to have their cake and eat it. By exhorting the public not to pay a charge that’s legally decreed, such groups are behaving in a “criminal” fash-
ion, said Cllr Humphreys. He called on the council to take a stand against this use of lamp-posts for such purposes. Cllr Humphreys claimed that the Anti-Charge campaigners have no member lists on their website, nor any apparent organisational system. Full Story on Page 4