article_snippet: John Marton, a member of the anti-repossession group Land League stand at the property's gates to Brian O'Donnell Dublin mansion, where bank-appointed receiver Tom Kavanagh has barricaded bank-appointed receiver Tom Kavanagh in .
article_snippet: And members of anti-repossession group, the Land League, congregated at the O’Donnells’ south Dublin fortress.
article_snippet: ’ John Martin from the Land League pictured at the front door to Gorse Hill, where Mr O'Donnell has barricaded ’ John Martin from the Land League in .
article_snippet: Speaking through a small crack in the thick wooden gates and high walls, Tom Kavanagh, a receiver from Kavanagh Fennell, asked Land League campaigners who Tom Kavanagh, a receiver from Kavanagh Fennell were.
article_snippet: Mr Justice Brian McGovern asked Land League campaigners who they were.
article_snippet: one campaigner said one campaigner was not prepared to give one campaigner name or the names of one campaigner associates.
article_snippet: But Jerry Beades of Land League told the Mail yesterday:
article_snippet: Land League campaigners who they were said it
article_snippet: ‘seems likely’ Land League campaigners who they were will stay for the night behind the heavy gates, however, Land League campaigners who they were refused to identify Land League campaigners who they were or how many were there when asked by the Mail.
article_snippet: As the snow began to fall and temperatures plummeted, Land League campaigners who they were made Land League campaigners who they were way out on to the quiet south Dublin road.
article_snippet: One campaigner said Land League campaigners who they were were going to get food before settling in for the night as One campaigner told others behind the wall that Land League campaigners who they were would change shifts every four or five hours.