Weekly Ballyhea Protest marches come to an end after 5 years
A five-year long protest action against the banking crisis, by a group based in North Cork comes to an end this morning.
The Ballyhea Says No group will conclude its weekly marches today.
The group says although its protest marches have come to an end the campaign against the payment of the promissory notes and the winding down of the IBRC bank will continue.
One of the founders of Ballyhea says No, Diarmuid O'Flynn explains why they started the protest action in the first place:
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