By Niall Christie and John McNee
Barrhead campaigner Sean Clerkin was spotted enthusiastically dancing at Saturday's Hope Over Fear rally in Glasgow.
The Scottish Resistance supporter was one of around 500 pro-independence campaigners who attended the event in George Square, led by former MSP Tommy Sheridan.
The event began around 10am on Saturday with the screening of scenes from Mel Gibson’s 1995 Hollywood blockbuster Braveheart, as bagpipe music blared from speakers.
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Filmed by video producers IndependenceLive, the camera pans towards Mr Clerkin who is visible in a the crowd during one of the musical sets.
Sean Clerkin dancing on Saturday afternoon
Minutes later, the Barrhead resident can be spotted again, enjoying the festivities despite the rain.
The activist was first spotted at Saturday's rally on social media, with one Twitter user commenting: "When your "da" says he's away to the dancing".
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The clips are part of a more than seven-hour broadcast of Saturday's action which included a video message by Proclaimer Charlie Reid, stalls selling Scottish wares and a number of musical performances.
Minutes later the Scottish Resistance supporter can be spotted again.
Despite being suspended from the Scottish Resistance group earlier this year, Mr Clerkin can clearly be seen wearing a t-shirt showing the group's branding on Saturday.
Sean clerkin had retired from the yes movement as it was not left wing enough I take it his rest is over
— william (@dave4765) September 16, 2018
He is well-known for past political action, including campaigning to save the Barrhead Main Street Post Office, challenging business leaders Tunnock's, and demanding the arrest of former Prime Minister David Cameron.
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