The group said protests 'will continue every Monday, Wednesday and Friday until further notice'.
Protestors march on Dublin Port following the housing of migrants at the former ESB office block in East Wall, Dublin/ Image: PA AN EAST WALL protest group say they plan to block the Dublin Port Tunnel three times a week until the asylum seeker accommodation centre is closed.A group called The East Wall Committee releasted a statement apologising to commuters for blocking the Dublin Tunnel but claimed their “actions are regrettable but necessary”.
It also said that “protests will escalate nationwide if this government does not close this centre in its entirety”. Gannon added: “What started last week as part of a larger cohort of people from the north inner city and East Wall discussing how they weren’t informed or didn’t feel consulted has very quickly descended into what I will only describe now as a far-right rally.”
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