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Peaceful protest in Clonmel

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Over 2 hundred people have taken part  in peaceful protests planned to coincide with the unveiling of the labour Party centenary plaque in Clonmel today.
Earlier, a security alert prevented the public unveiling of the plaque which was then unveiled privately this morning.
The protest groups included the Workers and Unemployed Action Group and the Save Our national Schools Group.

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