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Thursday, February 25, 2010
Start: 17:00
End: 18:00
Date(s): 25 Feb 2010
Time(s): 5.00PM
Area: Dublin
Venue: Israeli Embassy
On 25 February 2010 activists and organizations from around the world will join together in solidarity with the Palestinian residents of Hebron/ al Khaleel, through local protests that demand for the opening of Shuhada Street to Palestinians and an End to the Occupation!
In Dublin there will be a protest and petition signing at the Israeli Embassy, 122 Pembroke Road, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4 on Thursday 25th February 2010. from 5 to 6pm. This action is organised by Labour Youth. For more info please contact Neil on warnern@tcd.ie
Start: 18:00
End: 19:00
Haiti Solidarity Ireland invite you to join them in calling for the removal of American and other international occupation troops from Haiti with a picket of the American embassy in Dublin on February 25 from 6-7pm.
The protest will also call for the right of ordinary Haitians to control the reconstruction of their country, against the interventions of imperial powers and the brutal repression of a colluding domestic political and business elite.
The picket is part of an international day of action which will see solidarity actions take place in over a hundred cities around the world. It has been called by a coalition of Haitian grassroots organisations and trade unions, including Fanmi Lavalas, the country’s most popular political
party, which has been illegalised and persecuted by the Haitian government.
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Haiti Solidarity Ireland is a coalition to support Haitians in their struggle against foreign intervention and for an inclusive, democratic and equitable Haiti. We are organised on the principles of international solidarity and anti-imperialism and have branches in Cork and Dublin.
Saturday, February 27, 2010
Start: 13:00
End: 15:00
To kick off Israeli Apartheid Week the Ireland Palestine Solidarity Campaign is asking shoppers not to buy Israeli goods in solidarity with the people of Palestine who are still being starved by the Israeli government.
Boycott Israeli Goods
We will assemble for a short rally @ 1pm at the Spire on O'Connell St, Dublin 1. From there, we will go to various shops around the city centre, where we will stage protests to encourage shoppers to boycott Israeli products.
Start: 13:00
End: 15:00
To kick off Israel Apartheid Week, the Ireland Palestine Solidarity Campaign is asking shoppers not to buy Israeli goods in solidarity with the people of Gaza who are still being starved by the Israeli government.
Boycott Israeli Goods
We will assemble for a short rally @ 1pm in Daunt Square (junction of Patrick Street and Grand Parade) in Cork. From there, we will march to various stores around the city centre, where we will stage protests to encourage shoppers to boycott Israeli products.
Related Link: http://www.ipsc.ie
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Start: 20:00
Tuesday March 2nd 2010 8.00pm Forster Court Hotel, Forster St. Galway.
The fight by Irish anti-war activists against the arms trade and Ireland's involvement in the war machine.
"Not in Our Name"
Documentary Screening address by Goretti Horgan of Women Against Raytheon.
In 2006 Derry anti-war activists occupied the Raytheon Arms Manufacturing company in Derry city as a protest against its supplying parts to the Israeli Defence Forces. At the time the Israelis were involved in a full-scale bombing of Lebanon which flattened the country and killed over one and half thousand people.
The protestors, known as the "Raytheon 9", were brought to trial by the company.
Against all the odds, the court actually admitted that the Raytheon company was aiding and abetting war crimes. The protesters were acquitted and in January this year the company decided to pull out of Derry, showing just how effective targeted protests can be.
Friday, March 5, 2010
Start: 19:30
End: 21:00
Friday March 5th 2010
7.30 Wynns Hotel Lr Abbey St
The use of Irish passports by an Israeli hit squad that killed a Hamas leader in
Start: 21:00
Galway Alliance Against War (GAAW) does not believe the conflict in Afghanistan is a "good war".
GAAW will hold a fundraiser for progressive women groups in Afghanistan Woodquay's Rowing Club, Galway City Friday 5th March 9pm. Admission to ceili/disco. contact gaww1@eircom.net
Last month Malalai Joya, a female Afghani MP, addressed a Galway audience by phone from the Afghan capitol and stated that although the US asserted to have occupied her country under the banner of women's rights and democracy this was untrue: "In fact they replaced the medieval regime of the Taliban with a brutal regime of the fundamentalist warlords of the Northern Alliance, who are as criminal, ignorant, anti-women and anti-democracy as the Taliban." Ms Joya and her colleagues risk life and limb on a daily basis to offer young girls an education. It has to be done in secret, as the ruling warlords, like the Taliban, oppose schools for girls.
Saturday, March 6, 2010
End: 14:00
Start: 06/03/2010 - 14:00
End: 07/03/2010 - 14:00
There will be a Gathering of Women At Shannon Airport For the sixth year of the Women’s peace camp.
This year the camp will be part of the international women's day celebrations and will be held from 2 pm on SAturday MARCH 6th, ending with an action-rally at 2pm Sunday March 7th.
(Children & Men are Welcome. Sorry, No Dogs.)
The camp will be set up adjacent to the small roundabout just before the airport entrance (gantry).
- Drumming, Knitting, Storytelling, Patchwork-quilting.
- A Spring Cleanout to use up all our Bits & Pieces, Shreds & Patches.
End Ireland’s complicity in the oppression of Afghan Women.
Sunday, March 7, 2010
End: 14:00
Start: 06/03/2010 - 14:00
End: 07/03/2010 - 14:00
There will be a Gathering of Women At Shannon Airport For the sixth year of the Women’s peace camp.
This year the camp will be part of the international women's day celebrations and will be held from 2 pm on SAturday MARCH 6th, ending with an action-rally at 2pm Sunday March 7th.
(Children & Men are Welcome. Sorry, No Dogs.)
The camp will be set up adjacent to the small roundabout just before the airport entrance (gantry).
- Drumming, Knitting, Storytelling, Patchwork-quilting.
- A Spring Cleanout to use up all our Bits & Pieces, Shreds & Patches.
End Ireland’s complicity in the oppression of Afghan Women.
Saturday, March 13, 2010
Start: 21:00
End: 23:59
LoveMusic HateRacism kick's off European Week Against Racism with a gig at Le Cirk,Dame St,Dublin 2 on Saturday 13th March.European Week Against Racism(EWAR) runs from 13th to 21st March, where thousands of people actively engage in activities to promote and celebrate equal rights and the diversity of Europe. The week centres around 21 March which was declared International Day for the Elimination of all forms of Racial Discrimination by the United Nations as a response to the murder of 69 anti-apartheid demonstrators in Sharpeville, South Africa in 1960.
This year LoveMusic HateRacism be kicking EWAR off on the 13th of March @ Le Cirk, Dame St , Dublin 2. And with 3 floors of live music and Djs,and a little spoken work ,it's promising to to be a real celebration of music and diversity.
Acts supporting the European Week Against Racism Launch are...
NORTH STRAND KONTRA BAND
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Start: 14:00
End: 15:00
Shannon Watch Vigil: Remembering the start of the U.S. led invasion of Iraq on 20th March 2003.
Assemble at roundabout before airport entrance
Friday, March 19, 2010
End: 17:00
Start: 19/03/2010 - 18:15
End: 21/03/2010 - 17:00
Galway Alliance Against War marks 7th anniversary of Iraq War - relaunch of Black Shamrock
Meet at the Wilde Statues, top of Shop Street, Galway city at 6.15pm on Friday 19th March.
Friday 19th 2010 is the 7th anniversary of the invasion of Iraq and the beginning of seven years of occupation and suffering for the country and its people. Recalling that the attack was based on lies about weapons of mass destruction and links with Al-Qaeda, the number of Iraqis slaughtered since the U.S.forces invaded currently stands at 1,366,350. Approximately 15% of the population are still displaced from their homes. Public health, electricity, sanitation and water services are inadequate. The country is a very dangerous place to live.
Galway Alliance Against War will mark this terrible anniversary by re-launching the black shamrock badge. The peace group will unfurl a large image of the black shamrock in Galway city centre on Friday with information leaflets available on the Irish government's collaborative role in the War Of Terror. There will also be black shamrock badges available, designed as a way of visibly declaring opposition to the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and the wars now encroaching on Pakistan. The Black Shamrock badges have been spotted in many countries and across the continents.
Saturday, March 20, 2010
End: 17:00
Start: 19/03/2010 - 18:15
End: 21/03/2010 - 17:00
Galway Alliance Against War marks 7th anniversary of Iraq War - relaunch of Black Shamrock
Meet at the Wilde Statues, top of Shop Street, Galway city at 6.15pm on Friday 19th March.
Friday 19th 2010 is the 7th anniversary of the invasion of Iraq and the beginning of seven years of occupation and suffering for the country and its people. Recalling that the attack was based on lies about weapons of mass destruction and links with Al-Qaeda, the number of Iraqis slaughtered since the U.S.forces invaded currently stands at 1,366,350. Approximately 15% of the population are still displaced from their homes. Public health, electricity, sanitation and water services are inadequate. The country is a very dangerous place to live.
Galway Alliance Against War will mark this terrible anniversary by re-launching the black shamrock badge. The peace group will unfurl a large image of the black shamrock in Galway city centre on Friday with information leaflets available on the Irish government's collaborative role in the War Of Terror. There will also be black shamrock badges available, designed as a way of visibly declaring opposition to the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and the wars now encroaching on Pakistan. The Black Shamrock badges have been spotted in many countries and across the continents.
Sunday, March 21, 2010
End: 17:00
Start: 19/03/2010 - 18:15
End: 21/03/2010 - 17:00
Galway Alliance Against War marks 7th anniversary of Iraq War - relaunch of Black Shamrock
Meet at the Wilde Statues, top of Shop Street, Galway city at 6.15pm on Friday 19th March.
Friday 19th 2010 is the 7th anniversary of the invasion of Iraq and the beginning of seven years of occupation and suffering for the country and its people. Recalling that the attack was based on lies about weapons of mass destruction and links with Al-Qaeda, the number of Iraqis slaughtered since the U.S.forces invaded currently stands at 1,366,350. Approximately 15% of the population are still displaced from their homes. Public health, electricity, sanitation and water services are inadequate. The country is a very dangerous place to live.
Galway Alliance Against War will mark this terrible anniversary by re-launching the black shamrock badge. The peace group will unfurl a large image of the black shamrock in Galway city centre on Friday with information leaflets available on the Irish government's collaborative role in the War Of Terror. There will also be black shamrock badges available, designed as a way of visibly declaring opposition to the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and the wars now encroaching on Pakistan. The Black Shamrock badges have been spotted in many countries and across the continents.
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Start: 20:00
End: 22:00
Fundraising Joycean Evening With Sen. David Norris
Date(s): 23 Mar 2010 Time(s): 8:00PM
Area: DublinVenue: The Ireland Institute, 27 Pearse Street
FUNDRAISING JOYCEAN EVENING WITH SENATOR DAVID NORRIS
IN AID OF HOLIDAY FOR YOUNG PEOPLE FROM PALESTINE TO IRELAND IN JULY 2010
PLACE: IRELAND INSTITUTE, 27, PEARSE STREET, DUBLIN 2
DATE AND TIME: TUESDAY 23rd MARCH 2010 AT 8PM
TICKETS: 30 EURO (including tea, coffee and biscuits)
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT EILEEN AT: emecarr [at] gmail [dot] com
Saturday, March 27, 2010
Start: 13:00
End: 15:00
On Saturday 27th March the Dublin IPSC's monthly Boycott & Divestment action will focus on Veolia (the operators of the LUAS and several waste management projects) who are complicit in the building of a colonial-settler only light rail system in occupied East Jerusalem and who operate an Israeli landfill in the West Bank.
