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fundraiser gig for solidarity books
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press release
Wednesday March 31, 2010 13:37 by anarkitty - wsm
thurs april 1st in cruiscin lan, from 8pm to close Local Cork bands The Altered Hours and Mashed Chicken and DJ Dr. Fiasco will play a fundraiser for Solidarity Books in Cruiscin Lan on Thursday 1st April starting at 8pm. Cork WSM, who have organized the event, anticipate a good turnout. Since opening its doors in December 2009, Solidarity Books, a non-profit radical book shop and meeting space, has become a hub for the local Douglas Street Community. This was most clearly seen in the recent hugely successful Douglas Street celebration of International Women’s Day. A spokesperson for the shop said: |