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11 / 10
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The Galway Alliance Against War is organising a peace bus for the anti-war demonstration in Dublin on Saturday 10th November to mark 1 million US troops having travelled through Shannon Airport on their way to war. It is now estimated that 1 million people have also been killed in Iraq since the invasion.
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11 / 15
Start: 20:00
End: 21:30
Discussion Thursday 15th November In The Teachers Club The Direction of the Anti-War Movement An open discussion will be held in the teachers club this Thursday 15th @ 8pm on the future actions of the Anti-War Movement. All Anti-War activists are invited. | ||
11 / 16
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11 / 17
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11 / 18
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11 / 19
End: 00:00
Start: 19/11/2007 - 00:00
End: 20/11/2007 - 00:00
MONDAY 19/11 public screening new release documentary followed by discussion with: | ||
11 / 20
End: 00:00
Start: 19/11/2007 - 00:00
End: 20/11/2007 - 00:00
MONDAY 19/11 public screening new release documentary followed by discussion with: Start: 20:00
Change to the publicised programme | ||
11 / 21
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11 / 22
Start: 12:30
End: 14:00
The Raytheon 9 have gone on trial for a non-violent occupation of the Raytheon office The picket will take place on Thursday 22nd November 2007 at the Israeli The address of the Embassy is Pembroke Rd. Dublin 4 The following busses go to the Israeli embassy 18 4 63 8 84 | ||
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11 / 26
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11 / 27
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11 / 28
Start: 19:00
Dublin's next organising meeting is on Wednesday 28th November, 7pm, | ||
11 / 29
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11 / 30
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12 / 1
End: 00:41
Start: 01/12/2007 - 00:00
End: 02/12/2007 - 00:41
WORLD AGAINST WAR CONFERENCE, WESTMINSTER CENTRAL HALL London Saturday 1 December 2007: The latest speakers added to conference are They join many other prominent peace campaigners -- from the Middle East, Asia, the USA and around the world -- who will speak at the conference and lead discussions on: Among the speakers at the conference are Dennis Halliday and Hans Von Sponeck, former United Nations representatives in Iraq, Hassan Jumaa, President of the Basra Oil Workers Union, Jawad Al Khalassi, General Secretary Iraq Foundation Congress, Hannah Ibrahim from Women's Will Iraq, Ivona Novomestská, Czech No Bases Campaign, Brigitte Ostmeyer from the new German Left party, Eqyptian MP Hamdeen Sabahy, Tony Benn and Lindsey German from Stop the War Coalition, Mark Thomas, campaigning comedian, George Galloway MP, Craig Murray, ex-British Ambassador to Uzbekistan, Iraqi exile Sami Ramadani, representatives from United for Peace and Justice (USA), Communist Party of LebanonVenezuela's UNT union confederation. George Bush has asked US Congress to add 196 billion dollars as a supplementto the 450 billion dollars he has already got for war spending in 2008. He calls the supplemental spending the "Global War on Terror Request" and it includes plans for a new bunker busting bomb which could be geared toward bombing underground targets in Iran. And Britain's prime minister Gordon Brown has now repeatedly stated his support for Bush's horrifying plans for endless global war, based on what Brown calls "our shared values and our shared destiny".The conference is open to all - whether delegates from political organisations, trade unions, community groups and campaigns, or from individuals. This international peace conference will bring together peace campaigners from across the world and which will be of paramount importance in helping to devise theantiwar movement's strategy for building international opposition to the intensifying warmongering of George Bush and his allies. Registration for the conference can be madeonline or by telephoning the Stop the War Coalition national office (see below). There will be an Irish delegation to the conference, comprising of members of IAWM, Galway Alliance Against War, amongst others. Please contact the IAWM if you are interested in attending too. | ||
12 / 2
End: 00:41
Start: 01/12/2007 - 00:00
End: 02/12/2007 - 00:41
WORLD AGAINST WAR CONFERENCE, WESTMINSTER CENTRAL HALL London Saturday 1 December 2007: The latest speakers added to conference are They join many other prominent peace campaigners -- from the Middle East, Asia, the USA and around the world -- who will speak at the conference and lead discussions on: Among the speakers at the conference are Dennis Halliday and Hans Von Sponeck, former United Nations representatives in Iraq, Hassan Jumaa, President of the Basra Oil Workers Union, Jawad Al Khalassi, General Secretary Iraq Foundation Congress, Hannah Ibrahim from Women's Will Iraq, Ivona Novomestská, Czech No Bases Campaign, Brigitte Ostmeyer from the new German Left party, Eqyptian MP Hamdeen Sabahy, Tony Benn and Lindsey German from Stop the War Coalition, Mark Thomas, campaigning comedian, George Galloway MP, Craig Murray, ex-British Ambassador to Uzbekistan, Iraqi exile Sami Ramadani, representatives from United for Peace and Justice (USA), Communist Party of LebanonVenezuela's UNT union confederation. George Bush has asked US Congress to add 196 billion dollars as a supplementto the 450 billion dollars he has already got for war spending in 2008. He calls the supplemental spending the "Global War on Terror Request" and it includes plans for a new bunker busting bomb which could be geared toward bombing underground targets in Iran. And Britain's prime minister Gordon Brown has now repeatedly stated his support for Bush's horrifying plans for endless global war, based on what Brown calls "our shared values and our shared destiny".The conference is open to all - whether delegates from political organisations, trade unions, community groups and campaigns, or from individuals. This international peace conference will bring together peace campaigners from across the world and which will be of paramount importance in helping to devise theantiwar movement's strategy for building international opposition to the intensifying warmongering of George Bush and his allies. Registration for the conference can be madeonline or by telephoning the Stop the War Coalition national office (see below). There will be an Irish delegation to the conference, comprising of members of IAWM, Galway Alliance Against War, amongst others. Please contact the IAWM if you are interested in attending too. | ||
12 / 3
Start: 20:00
End: 22:00
Caoimhe Butterly Eye Witness From Palestinian Refugee Camps In Lebanon An eye witness account of life in Lebanon in the aftermath of Israel’s attack, and the current plight of Palestinian Refugees. Caoimhe Butterly will be speaking around the country on the following dates: Monday Dec 3rd: 8.00 pm Glasshouse Hotel, Hyde Bridge, Sligo (Connlly Forum and IPSC) Tuesday Dec 4th - 7.30 Connolly Books in Dublin (AWI, IPSC and IAWM) Wednesday Dec 5th - 13:00 - 14:00 UCC room G7 in the Kane building. Thursday Dec 6th – Limerick UL Friday Dec 7th – Galway TOWN HALL THEATRE STUDIO, GALWAY CITY 7.30pm Organised by GAAW Saturday Dec 8th – Derry Tuesday Dec 11th - Belfast Lecture Hall 1, St. Marys University College, Falls Road, Belfast. 7pm - 9pm meeting organised by IPSC and IAWM Wednesday Dec 12th - Amnesty organise meting in their Dublin Fleet Str Cafe 7.30 Thursday Dec 13th - Cork 8pm, Victoria Hotel, Patrick Street
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12 / 4
Start: 19:30
End: 21:00
Caoimhe Butterly Eye Witness From Palestinian Refugee Camps In Lebanon An eye witness account of life in Lebanon in the aftermath of Israel’s attack, and the current plight of Palestinian Refugees. Caoimhe Butterly will be speaking around the country on the following dates: Monday Dec 3rd: 8.00 pm Glasshouse Hotel, Hyde Bridge, Sligo (Connlly Forum and IPSC) Tuesday Dec 4th - 7.30 Connolly Books in Dublin (AWI, IPSC and IAWM) Wednesday Dec 5th - 13:00 - 14:00 UCC room G7 in the Kane building. Thursday Dec 6th – Limerick UL Friday Dec 7th – Galway TOWN HALL THEATRE STUDIO, GALWAY CITY 7.30pm Organised by GAAW Saturday Dec 8th – Derry Tuesday Dec 11th - Belfast meeting organised by IPSC and IAWM Wednesday Dec 12th - Amnesty organise meting in their Dublin Fleet Str Cafe 7.30
Thursday Dec 13th - Cork (Venue TBC)
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12 / 5
Start: 13:00
End: 14:00
Caoimhe Butterly Eye Witness From Palestinian Refugee Camps In Lebanon An eye witness account of life in Lebanon in the aftermath of Israel’s attack, and the current plight of Palestinian Refugees. Caoimhe Butterly will be speaking around the country on the following dates: Monday Dec 3rd: 8.00 pm Glasshouse Hotel, Hyde Bridge, Sligo (Connlly Forum and IPSC) Tuesday Dec 4th - 7.30 Connolly Books in Dublin (AWI, IPSC and IAWM) Wednesday Dec 5th - 13:00 - 14:00 UCC room G7 in the Kane building. Thursday Dec 6th – Limerick UL Friday Dec 7th – Galway TOWN HALL THEATRE STUDIO, GALWAY CITY 7.30pm Organised by GAAW Saturday Dec 8th – Derry Tuesday Dec 11th - Belfast Lecture Hall 1, St. Marys University College, Falls Road, Belfast. 7pm - 9pm meeting organised by IPSC and IAWM Wednesday Dec 12th - Amnesty organise meting in their Dublin Fleet Str Cafe 7.30 Thursday Dec 13th - Cork 8pm, Victoria Hotel, Patrick Street | ||
12 / 6
Start: 00:00
Caoimhe Butterly Eye Witness From Palestinian Refugee Camps In Lebanon An eye witness account of life in Lebanon in the aftermath of Israel’s attack, and the current plight of Palestinian Refugees. Caoimhe Butterly will be speaking around the country on the following dates: Monday Dec 3rd: 8.00 pm Glasshouse Hotel, Hyde Bridge, Sligo (Connlly Forum and IPSC) Tuesday Dec 4th - 7.30 Connolly Books in Dublin (AWI, IPSC and IAWM) Wednesday Dec 5th - 13:00 - 14:00 UCC room G7 in the Kane building. Thursday Dec 6th – Limerick UL Friday Dec 7th – Galway TOWN HALL THEATRE STUDIO, GALWAY CITY 7.30pm Organised by GAAW Saturday Dec 8th – Derry Tuesday Dec 11th - Belfast Lecture Hall 1, St. Marys University College, Falls Road, Belfast. 7pm - 9pm meeting organised by IPSC and IAWM Wednesday Dec 12th - Amnesty organise meting in their Dublin Fleet Str Cafe 7.30 Thursday Dec 13th - Cork 8pm, Victoria Hotel, Patrick Street
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12 / 7
Start: 19:30
End: 21:00
Caoimhe Butterly Eye Witness From Palestinian Refugee Camps In Lebanon An eye witness account of life in Lebanon in the aftermath of Israel’s attack, and the current plight of Palestinian Refugees. Caoimhe Butterly will be speaking around the country on the following dates: Monday Dec 3rd: 8.00 pm Glasshouse Hotel, Hyde Bridge, Sligo (Connlly Forum and IPSC) Tuesday Dec 4th - 7.30 Connolly Books in Dublin (AWI, IPSC and IAWM) Wednesday Dec 5th - 13:00 - 14:00 UCC room G7 in the Kane building. Thursday Dec 6th – Limerick UL Friday Dec 7th – Galway TOWN HALL THEATRE STUDIO, GALWAY CITY 7.30pm Organised by GAAW Saturday Dec 8th – Derry Tuesday Dec 11th - Belfast Lecture Hall 1, St. Marys University College, Falls Road, Belfast. 7pm - 9pm meeting organised by IPSC and IAWM Wednesday Dec 12th - Amnesty organise meting in their Dublin Fleet Str Cafe 7.30 Thursday Dec 13th - Cork 8pm, Victoria Hotel, Patrick Street | ||
12 / 8
Start: 00:00
Caoimhe Butterly Eye Witness From Palestinian Refugee Camps In Lebanon An eye witness account of life in Lebanon in the aftermath of Israel’s attack, and the current plight of Palestinian Refugees. Caoimhe Butterly will be speaking around the country on the following dates: Monday Dec 3rd: 8.00 pm Glasshouse Hotel, Hyde Bridge, Sligo (Connlly Forum and IPSC) Tuesday Dec 4th - 7.30 Connolly Books in Dublin (AWI, IPSC and IAWM) Wednesday Dec 5th - 13:00 - 14:00 UCC room G7 in the Kane building. Thursday Dec 6th – Limerick UL Friday Dec 7th – Galway TOWN HALL THEATRE STUDIO, GALWAY CITY 7.30pm Organised by GAAW Saturday Dec 8th – Derry Tuesday Dec 11th - Belfast Lecture Hall 1, St. Marys University College, Falls Road, Belfast. 7pm - 9pm meeting organised by IPSC and IAWM Wednesday Dec 12th - Amnesty organise meting in their Dublin Fleet Str Cafe 7.30 Thursday Dec 13th - Cork 8pm, Victoria Hotel, Patrick Street
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12 / 9
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12 / 10
End: 00:00
Start: 10/12/2007 - 00:00
End: 11/12/2007 - 00:00
GALWAY ALLIANCE AGAINST WAR is to make an official presentation to Galway City Council s Corporate Policy Group on the 10th December outlining why we are against the Salthill Air Show receiving Council funding as long as warplanes, helicopter gunships and active combatants are part of the event. The Galway peace group s spokesperson Niall Farrell says GAAW is looking forward to the opportunity to speak face to face with the councillors: We want to have a genuine engagement with the city councillors and explain how the presence of warplanes and the fighter pilots who fly them sanitises and glorifies war. We know there are strong views on both sides, but the only way this issue can be resolved is by sitting down and calmly discussing it. It is clear that there is growing disenchantment from all walks of life in the city and county with the growing militaristic nature of the air show. Combined with that there are the serious safety concerns, plus the negative environmental impact of the show with its huge carbon emissions and dreadful noise pollution. A solution needs to be found.
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