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Public meeting bail out jobs and services not bankers donnycarney community centre

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Friday April 30, 2010 01:02

by Martin O'Sullivan - Socialist Workers Party, People Before Profit, Right to Work Campaign

martin.osullivan at peoplebeforeprofit dot ie

66 Edenmore Avenue, Edenmore, Dublin 5, Co. Dublin, Ireland

00353878289243

Public meeting bail out jobs and services not bankers donnycarney community centre

Don’t just sit at home and get angry. People power is the only way to bring real change. So come out to the public meeting we are saying bail out jobs & services not bankers. The meeting takes place in the donnycarney community centre, on Wednesday 5th may, at 8pm speakers: Kieran Allen (author of Ireland's Economic Crash) Paul Hansard (SIPTU shop steward construction & allied trades branch) mark Walshe (secondary school teacher)

Don’t just sit at home and get angry. People power is the only way to bring real change. So come out to the public meeting we are saying bail out jobs & services not bankers. The meeting takes place in the donnycarney community centre, on Wednesday 5th may, at 8pm speakers: Kieran Allen (author of Ireland's Economic Crash) Paul Hansard (SIPTU shop steward construction & allied trades branch) mark Walshe (secondary school teacher)

Make your voice heard. This government needs to receive one big message: get out of office.

The right to work campaign brings together trade unionists, community activists and the unemployed to say: bail out jobs and services not banks

We won’t let this government divide us between public sector and private sector workers, migrant and non-migrant. We want solidarity – not divide and rule tactics.

This is a meeting of resistance and solidarity and we want to hear your suggestions for how to step up our campaign

If you want to know more about our conference or get involved with the right to work campaign,
contact Martin O’Sullivan
0878289243
martin.osullivan@peoplebeforeprofit.ie

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SIPTU and the Croke Park con job

by Miriam Cotton

Sat May 01, 2010 15:23

SIPTU rank and file do not seem to be making anything like the kind of objection to the Corke Park nonsense that they should be. Would have thought we'd see members departing for other unions or at least an insistent demand for the resignation of Jack O' Connor.

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