dirty protest

Independent mediators helped to broker the August 2010 deal and have been working on a resolution of the dirty protest.

This led first to the blanket protest, and then to the dirty protest .

Splodge Costello has completed his dirty protest in solitary, but celebrations are restrained.

Farrell instigated a dirty protest in February 1980.

McGeown described the conditions inside the prison during the dirty protest in a 1985 interview:

This began the "dirty protest".

After a few months, the numbers of prisoners involved in the dirty protest skyrocketed as between 250 and 300 prisoners joined the protestors' ranks.

By February 12, 1980, it was official: Armagh Dirty Protest had begun.

In the early 1990s he undertook a vow of silence and did not speak for six years, and also staged a dirty protest.

He was imprisoned for 18 years in Long Kesh spending four of those years on a dirty protest.

Resistance to this policy among republican prisoners led to over 500 of them in the Maze prison initiating the blanket protest and the dirty protest.

In August 1978, Mr. George was released for good behavior, just as the "dirty protest" was beginning.

In order to help with the prioritization of and directing attention to this protest, the women of Armagh called off their dirty protest.

In response, over 500 prisoners refused to wash or wear prison clothes (see Dirty protest and Blanket protest).

A year later, the protest took a new form: the 'dirty protest' involved prisoners refusing to exercise or use toilet facilities.

St Paul's cleaners outraged over 'dirty protest'

"They are," reckons Ian Copestake, "engaged in a form of dirty protest.

The Dirty Protest, by Calvin Klein.

Dirty Protest Theatre is a Welsh theatre company which specialises in putting writers on the same stage.

The 1981 Irish hunger strike began on 1 March when Bobby Sands refused food, and the dirty protest ended the following day.

(See also: Dirty Protest)

The first Dirty Protest night was held in the Yurt in Milgi, Cardiff.

This was part of an escalating campaign against prison officers, co-inciding with the Dirty protest and Blanket protest in the Maze prison.

When the bid failed, McFarlane's Special Category Status was withdrawn, and he joined the dirty protest in the H-blocks.

Dirty Student Protest, using three plays from previous Dirty Protest events and three brand new plays penned by students.