Attac Ireland is a grassroots, activist-led organisation which is always open to new members. We hold regular meetings which are advertised on our website and in social media.
You can get involved even if you don’t wish to attend meetings through sharing ideas and skills or by attending our events and protests.
We believe a better world is possible but without our members and local activists, Attac couldn’t exist. Get involved:

Join Us

Join the Movement... Join Now The membership rates for joining Attac Ireland are: €20 (waged) and €5 (unwaged) per year ...
Read More

Attac Ireland

5 days ago

"Last year, Lush paid a 47.3% effective tax on its total business (the UK corporate tax rate is 20%), according to its most recent public filings. The company says this is because it refused to take advantage of tax havens and certain schemes in a bid to pay a fair tax in each country it operates. It caps top salaries so they can’t be more than 14 times above those at the bottom. It refuses to test its handmade products on animals, or to buy from suppliers who do... Constantine is also serious about the “don’t copy, don’t steal” part. Not only did he successfully sue Amazon UK for using the word “lush” to sell knock-off goods (many others have failed to get Amazon for such violations). He also trademarked Christopher North, the name of Amazon UK’s managing director, to teach him a lesson, and created a new shower gel in his name with the tagline “rich, thick and full of it.” (The shower gel was never sold, but North was reportedly “hopping mad“.)" ... See MoreSee Less

Lush sells bath bombs and cosmetics. It also gives nearly £6 million a year to far-left groups

qz.com

Some of the company's own employees have been arrested while protesting.

View on Facebook

·Share

Attac Ireland

1 week ago

Privatisation of Dublin bus has been mooted but contracts have not been signed. Help to stop this by sharing!

This kind of privatisation has been tried in many cities across Europe and beyond and it always results in sub-standard services or higher prices for those whose transport needs lie on unprofitable routes. As an economist I implore Ms. Graham to rethink this plan. Improve Dublin Bus instead.

http://my.uplift.ie/petitions/stop-privatisation-of-dublin-s-bus-routes-to-uk-company-go-ahead ... See MoreSee Less

Stop privatisation of Dublin's bus routes to UK company Go-Ahead

my.uplift.ie

This kind of privatisation has been tried in many cities across Europe and beyond and it always results in sub-standard services or higher prices for those whose transport needs lie on unprofitable ro...

View on Facebook

·Share

View on Facebook