June 22, 2008 -- Circus Posters Destroyed

reported anonymously:

"the Irish ALF struck again on the night of 21st June '08' targeting a well known animal circus 'Tom Duffy's circus' posters. this particular circus tours Ireland with 6 Bengal tigers, horses, dogs, llamas and advertises on it's posters a zoo that is held after each show.
roughly 30 posters were either spray painted or slashed apart with a knife for every animal suffering inside duffys circus

until next time,
Irish Alf"

reported anonymously:

"Due to the continued use of animals in their shows. Duffys and Vegas circuses have had over 70 signs destroyed in North-West Dublin to cause them financial costs. Animals in the circus are deprived of a natural environment and many spend hours in cages or chained up, this is unacceptable.

For animal liberation."

reported anonymously:

"the irish ALF struck local targets again on the night of may 3rd in Dublin city, Ireland.
local fur shops such as sydney vard furriers and 'barnardos' were spray painted with slogans such as 'FUR IS MURDER', 'FUR SCUM' and of course 'A.L.F.'
and the locks were glued while 'rohu' furs had their locks glued.
'La Cave' restaurant who sell the cruel 'fois gras' duck/goose liver dish was also targeted with spray paint. Trinity college, openly enact in vivisection, had their science entrance sprayed with 'vivisection is scientific fraud', 'free the animals', 'vivisection-lies' and, 'ALF'.
also, a local tattoo parlour, who up until recently before being sold to a new, loving home held a python snake in a small tank and cruel conditions in their studio, had their front window spray painted and their locks glued as pay back for the snake."

January 28, 2008 - Circus Signs Destroyed

anonymous report:

"Forty Circus Vegas advertising signs were destroyed over the last few days in County Dublin and eight metal gun club signs were removed or graffitied.
Circus Vegas give up your animals or this economic sabotage will follow you.

alf

now is the time"

January 2, 2008 -- Activists Launch Paint Attacks

media report:

"Anti-fur protestors launched paint attacks on two Dublin city centre
clothing shops over the Christmas holiday. Red gloss paint was thrown across the front of The Turet and the Harlequin stores, both on Castle Market behind the George's Street Arcade. No one has yet claimed responsibility for the attacks, which took place early on Christmas day."