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Cork Protest

  • 08-11-2008 1:15am
    #1
    Closed Accounts Posts: 8


    The C.U.S.P is organising a protest to the cork council about not getting a new skatepark made.
    Cork council has had 200,000 euro allocated for a new skatepark for the last three and as of yet have done near to nothing about it.
    We have planned a protest from the Cork Opera House To the City Hall and from There to the city library. Where there will hopefully be a jam held.

    Any skaters bmxers and inliners bring your stuff in for it.

    Anyone with an interest in the project may come along.
    Bring kids who like the sports so they can have somewhere to go.
    we need as many people as we can get so please tell people about it

    for more info on date check our bebo page
    http://www.bebo.com/corkskatepark


Comments

  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 702 ✭✭✭wreckless


    good on yous

    the plan for the maradyke park are old now and no word ever from the part of the country, people power is all it takes

    send us on some info to the shop here and we will help you all we can

    g


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 8 Terz


    hey man
    the mardyke plans arent old yet its steven scully the guy ion charge of sports here in crok has like 200,000 euro with interest for the last few years and just has done nothing about it thats the whole reason for the protest


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