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RTE IrelandNews report · Nov 7, 1:24 PM
Protest hears calls for moratorium on new data centres
Around two thousand people have protested in Dublin city centre against data centres.
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Protest hears calls for moratorium on new data centres
The Journal (Ireland) and RTE Ireland describe the same event in different terms.
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What happened Around two thousand people have protested in Dublin city centre against data centres.
The headline split The left frames it as "Thousands gather in Dublin for Ireland’s first national protest against data centres". The center frames it as "Protest hears calls for moratorium on new data centres".
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Left / center-leftThousands gather in Dublin for Ireland’s first national protest against data centres
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CenterProtest hears calls for moratorium on new data centres
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The Journal (Ireland)News report · Nov 7, 2:25 PM
Thousands gather in Dublin for Ireland’s first national protest against data centres
The demonstration forms part of a Europe-wide day of action, with more than 85 groups across 10 countries taking part.
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