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Cealla Saoirse na hÉireann

Irish Freedom Cells

Non-political, non-affiliated and transparent — an alternative for self-organisation.

The Rock of Cashel photographed about 1900: the cathedral and round tower on their limestone outcrop, with thatched and slated cottages and stone-walled fields in the foreground.

Is sinne a chaomhnóirí ár n-áit agus ár gcultúir

We alone are the guardians of our place and our culture

Carraig Phádraig · Rock of Cashel, Co. Tipperary Lawrence Photograph Collection National Library of Ireland

Fáilte. Cealla Saoirse na hÉireann is a growing network of small, local, self-organising groups — neighbours who meet in person, arrange gatherings, share skills and look out for one another, across all thirty-two counties.

Tá tús curtha againn i gCorcaigh — we have made a start in Cork. Your county could be next: déan teagmháil linn.

Trí bhileog · three sheets

Fair day at Bantry, County Cork, about 1900: the square crowded with people, carts and cattle, the town and hills behind.

Ní neart go cur le chéile

There is no strength without unity

Lá Aonaigh, Beanntraí · Fair Day, Bantry, Co. Cork Robert French Lawrence Collection, National Library of Ireland

Bí linn. Join a cell — or start one where you live.

Déan teagmháil linn