The #JobstownNotGuilty campaign is staging a public rally at 2pm in Dublin this afternoon, calling for charges against the remaining defendants to be dropped.
It follows Thursday's acquittal - and calls for further scrutiny of the handling of the trial.
Last night Justice Minister Charlie Flanagan rejected calls for a public inquiry.
However the Solidarity party says its members were the subject of a 'stitch-up' and it says it wants to know who is responsible.
The organisers of today's rally at Dublin's Central Bank says serious questions need to be asked and answered.
