Dublin based graffiti artist Maser has pledged his support to local election candidate Bryce Evans.

Bryce Evans, a first time candidate under the People before Profit Alliance, is running in the Pembroke-Rathmines ward.

Maser - famed as ‘Dublin ’s Banksy’- is working on a piece of street art to encourage locals to vote for Evans on June 5th.

In a statement Evans said ‘I am a fan of Maser’s artwork; he provides Dublin with a youthful aesthetic and I am delighted to have him on board’.

Maser said he was backing Evans because he was ‘an honest and genuine guy’.

The artwork will occupy an unspecified, prominent location on Dublin ’s southside and is expected to be completed soon.

On 17 April the People Before Profit Alliance organised a protest against the government's budget measures outside the constituency office of Chris Andrews TD (Fianna Fail). The protest took place on Sandford Road, Ranelagh and was attended by fifteen people holding placards reading 'Honk if you oppose the budget' and 'Tax the Greedy, Not the Needy'. It drew support from passing motorists, who sounded their horns in support.

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Bryce Evans, People Before Profit Alliance Candidate, Rathmines

will feature on Dublin South FM, this Monday at 1.30pm.

Tune in to hear what Bryce has to say.

On April 17th the People Before Profit Alliance in Pembroke-Rathmines held a protest against budget cuts outside the constituency office of local Fianna Fail TD Chris Andrews in Ranelagh.

The protest drew great support from passing motorists, who sounded their horns in support.

Local Election candidate Bryce Evans said 'This protest was a great success - we received great support from people and sent a clear message to Mr Andrews that the government's savage cutbacks in health, education and transport will not be taken lying down in this area.'

On 17 April the People Before Profit Alliance organised a protest against the government's budget measures outside the constituency office of Chris Andrews TD (Fianna Fail). The protest took place on Sandford Road, Ranelagh and was attended by fifteen people holding placards reading 'Honk if you oppose the budget' and 'Tax the Greedy, Not the Needy'. It drew support from passing motorists, who sounded their horns in support.

In a statement Bryce Evans, People Before Profit candidate for the Pembroke-Rathmines ward, said 'The budget is unfair because once again ordinary working people are being asked to carry the can for a mess they disn't create. Where's the justice in a budget that lets 6,000 tax exiles off scot-free but doubles the levy on low and middle income people? Every Fianna Fail representative who supported the busget cuts - whether at national or local level - must be made to recognise their own accountability for these savage cuts'. 

Public Meeting

Defend our Bus Service

Stop the Bus Cuts

Thursday 2nd April

Ranelagh Multi Denominational School

Organised by People Before Profit Alliance (Dublin South East)

All welcome

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