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OXI March in Solidarity with Greece
In recent weeks we have seen a concerted effort by the Troika to overturn the democratic decision of the Greek people in January's election to reject austerity. This began with offering austerity ultimatums in negotiations, escalated to openly discussing replacing the elected government with its opponents, and has finally resulted in outright financial blackmail in removing ELA assistance to force Greek banks to close this week. The Greek government has taken a democratic decision to go to the people with…
Find out more »People rise up against Finance! STOP TTIP!
ATTAC (Ireland) Invites one and all to its upcoming event
People rise up against Finance! STOP TTIP!
International CETA Speaking Tour
Attac Ireland invites you to the International CETA Speaking Tour: Monday 9th November, 7.30pm, Liberty Hall, Dublin 1.
Patricia King, General Sectary of the ICTU joins Maude Barlow, National Chair of the Council of Canadians, and other international speakers, to highlight the threat that the EU-Canada ‘free’ trade deal (CETA) poses to our workers’ rights, democracy, health & safety standards, environment and public services.
Find out more »Anti-Racism Day of Action #NoPegida 06/02/2016 1:30pm GPO
Join us at 1:30pm at GPO on Saturday 6th of February to show your support. If you cannot be there but would like to show solidarity, please use social media messages with hashtag #NoPegida.
Find out more »Ireland’s First Academic TTIP Conference: Deciphering TTIP – TCD&RIA – 11th March 2016
You are all invited to a Colloquium “Deciphering T-TIP: The Transatlantic Trade & Investment Partnership, a “new generation” of international trade deals?” Date: Friday, March 11th, 2016. 10.00am-3:30pm Room 3105, Arts Block, Trinity College, Dublin 6-8pm Royal Irish Academy, 19 Dawson Street This is a big deal!: it’s the first time that academics in Ireland have come together for a day, to discuss what is the TTIP, where it came from, and why it could do to our societies. This “TTIP Colloquium”…
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