INDEPENDENT IRELAND’S KEN O’Flynn and a councillor have commenced legal proceedings aimed at halting a gig by punk-rap duo Bob Vylan in Dublin. The pro-Palestine pair have announced a headline show at Vicar Street, Dublin, on November 26 as part of their We Won’t Go Quietly tour. However, Independent Ireland councillor, Linda de Courcy, told Dublin District Court’s today that she and party colleague, O’Flynn, would be objecting to Vicar Street’s dance and music licence. Barrister Dorothy Collins, representing Liberty Venues Ltd, the operators of Vicar Street, told Judge Conneely she had no idea there would be any objections until now. A Bob Vylan gig in the Netherlands was cancelled after frontman Bobby Vylan made comments about the murder of US conservative activist, Charlie Kirk, earlier this month.