Events
During the recent protest at Cherryochard Hospital , senior management revealed that they couldn’t hire the staff needed to cover the annual and maternity leave because of the HSE's embargo on the hiring of staff. Nurses who are taking annual leave and maternity leave are not being replaced. The HSE embargo on recruitment is once again seriously hurting patients receiving respite care and their families.
Cherry-orchard management have told Carers that all roll-over patients would receive respite care in private nursing homes instead and the Beech Unit would close.
We need to take this campaign to the HSE and force them into changing their position regarding staffing levels at Cherryorchard Hosptial. We are calling on everyone to meet outside the HSE Headquarters ( the Old Steeven’s Hospital opposite Heuston Station) on Thursday 6th July 2009 @12.00.
For more information contact Brid Smith 087-9090-166
Takes place in Ballyfermot Civic Centre on Tuesday the 14th July at 8pm to discuss what should happen next in the Campaign to Save Respite Care at Cherryorchard Hospital.
OBAMA’S AFGHAN WAR:
Should foreign troops withdraw?
PUBLIC DEBATE
Wed 15 July 2009 7pm
Davenport Hotel, Merrion Square, Dublin
Speakers: Robert Faucher (Chargé d’Affaires, US Embassy), Jonathan
Neale (US Author), Sahar Saba (Revolutionary Association of Women of
Afghanistan).
Chairman: Deaglán de Bréadún.
Irish Anti-War Movement
Thursday 23rd July
8pm @ The Twisted Pepper,
Middle Abbey Street,
Dublin 1

Love Music Hate Racism Ireland will be launching their Website and awareness campaign with an event at The Twisted Pepper, Dublin on 23rd July 2009. This event will run in three separate rooms incorporating live music, comedy, graffiti art, photography, and DJs.
For more info see: http://www.lmhrireland.com/events.html
This meeting follows a well attended talk by Kieran Allen on "Ireland's Economic Crash", held recently.
AGENDA to include:
1. Outreach strategy: Dingle group/public meeting
2. Lisbon II campaign
3. An Bord Snip cutbacks
We have experienced favourable public reaction to our stalls on Lisbon II and An Bord Snip.
Meanwhile, the strong Labour Party vote for Tralee Town Council does not seem to indicate any willingness by the LP to fight cutbacks or service charges.
A space is open for us to campaign strongly on these issues.
Bring your ideas along on Tuesday. All welcome.

