Irish Anti War Movement
28/01/2012 - 16:00 28/01/2012 - 18:00 Etc/GMT On the 1st anniversary of 25th January Revolution the Irish Anti-War Movement, in conjunction with the Islamic Foundation in Ireland (South Circular Mosque) and Islamic Cultural Centre (Clonskeagh Mosque) is co-hosting a "Forum on the Arab Spring: One Year On". Date: Saturday 28th Jan 4pm - 6pm. Location: Liberty Hall Dublin Cost of Entry: FREE Speakers:
Chair: Richard Boyd Barrett TD Further details will be supplied closer to the event. |
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28/01/2012 - 13:00 Etc/GMT The Irish Anti-War Movement will hold its Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Saturday 28th January 2012 in Liberty Hall Dublin starting at 1pm. For details of who can attend and submit resolutions at the AGM join our mailing list or monitor this page. http://www.irishantiwar.org/node/1487 Directly after the AGM there will be a Public Forum "The Arab Spring One Year On" also in Liberty Hall for more details on this go to: |
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Emergency Protest in solidarity with protesters in Tahrir Square
Monday, 21st November, 5pm Egyptian Embassy, Clyde Road, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4 Please support Keep up to date with situation in Egypt here:http://twitter.com/#!/3arabawy |
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Tonight around 200 people took part in an emergency protest, supported by the Irish Anti War Movement & Ireland Palestine Solidarity Campaign in solidarity with the MV Saoirse and Tahrir intercepted by the Israeli navy 48 miles from Gaza.
Speakers at the protest included Raymond Deane, Ireland Palestine Solidarity Campaign, ULA TDs Richard Boyd Barrett & Joe Higgins, Sinn Fein TD Aengus Ó Snodaigh, Claudia Saba, Irish Ship to Gaza, Labour TD Patrick Nulty and a representative from SIPTU. Richard Boyd Barrett TD called on the Irish government to intervene immediately and to demand the safety of passengers aboard the MV Saoirse and an end to the illegal blockade of Gaza. People Before Profit/United Left Councillor Hugh Lewis from Ballybrack in Dublin is one of a number of activists on board the MV Saoirse.
Speaking at the protest he said: "The plight of the ordinary innocent people living in Gaza is becoming more and more difficult every day as a result of the Israeli blockade. Even the UN agency responsible for food aid has said the situation is rapidly becoming an emergency. It is not a publicity stunt to respond to this". "The international community is ignoring the situation and the Irish government need to get off the fence on this issue."
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28/06/2011 - 18:00 Etc/GMT Assemble: Tuesday 28 June 6pm at Central Bank, March to Israeli Embassy, Pembroke Rd.
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Support the Irish Ship to Gaza and the second Freedom Flotilla! We are calling this demonstration to demand the Flotilla be given unhindered access to the beleaguered people of Gaza and to focus the public and media attention on the mission, so as to help deter any repetition of last year's attack. Assemble: Tuesday 28 June 6pm at Central Bank, March to Israeli Embassy, Pembroke Rd. |
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29/01/2011 - 11:30 Etc/GMT The Irish Anti War Movement Annual General Meeting (AGM) will take place on Saturday 29th January 2011 in the Central Hotel Exchequer Street Dublin. Registration will begin at 11:30AM. Deadline for Submitting Motions and Nominations to Steering Committee 15th January 2011 Agenda for Annual General Meeting
Who can Attend and Vote at The AGM
Submitting ResolutionsResolutions may be submitted in the following ways: |
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17/10/2010 - 11:00 Etc/GMT
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06/10/2010 - 20:00 Etc/GMT
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Press Release - August 26th -ANTI-WAR MOVEMENT TO OPEN BOOK OF CONDOLENCES THIS WEEKEND FOR VICTIMS OF BLAIR'S WARS. -MAJOR MOBILISATION UNDERWAY FOR PROTEST DURING BLAIR DUBLIN VIST The Irish Anti-War Movement (IAWM) has announced it will open a book of condolences this weekend in Dublin for the victims of Tony Blair's military actions and foreign policies in Iraq, Afghanistan and Palestine. The book of condolences will be gathered in Dublin's city centre in the coming week as part of the preparations for a major demonstration on Saturday September 4th during Mr Blair's visit to Dublin to launch his memoirs. The book of condolences will be located near Eason's, as this is where Mr Blair is due to hold the book-signing event on the morning of September 4th. The demonstration on that day will assemble at 11.00am at the Garden of Remembrance, Parnell Square, before marching to Eason's where Tony Blair's book signing event will be taking place. The protest will focus on Tony Blair's key role in launching the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq that have claimed hundreds of thousands of lives and devastated both countries. It will also focus on Blair's complicity - both as Prime Minister and now as EU envoy to the Middle East - with the war crimes and human rights abuses committed by Israel against the Palestinians. The protest will also highlight the continued complicity of the Irish government with the wars launched by former US president George Bush and Mr Blair - in allowing US troops to use Shannon airport and through the direct involvement of a small number of Irish troops in the Afghan conflict. |
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IRISH ANTI-WAR MOVEMENT
03/09/2010 - 19:00 04/09/2010 - 19:00 Etc/GMT
Friday 3rd & Saturday 4th September 2010 The Teachers Club, 36 Parnell Square, Dublin 1, Ireland Admission €10 for conference or €5 per session. To register send a mail to: conference@irishantiwar.org Session 1:- Friday 3rd September 7.30pm
Session 2:- Saturday 4th September 10.00am - 1.15pm |
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