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The Ireland-Palestine Solidarity Campaign, supported by more than 150 other Irish civil society groups, has called National Demonstration for Palestine to mark one year of Israel's Gaza Genocide on Saturday 5th October.The march will begin at the Garden of Remembrance at 1pm and finish outside the Dáil on Molesworth Street/Kildare Street to bring our demands to the Irish government’s doorstep. As a general election looms, we need to let the politicians that we want meaningful sanctions on Apartheid Israel, and we want them now!
Disabled Access Note: Disabled access point is outside the back gate of Trinity, at the intersection of D’Olier Street and College Green.
SANCTIONS NOW!
STOP ARMING ISRAEL!
END GAZA GENOCIDE!
END ISRAELI APARTHEID!
FREEDOM AND JUSTICE FOR PALESTINE!
For a year now, Gaza has known only death, destruction and displacement. More than 41,000 Palestinians have been murdered in Israel's genocide. This includes more than 16,000 children. 10,000 more are missing, their fates unknown. Around 100,000 people have been injured in Israeli attacks. Famine and disease stalk the land, while the healthcare system has been eviscerated. Almost 2 million people have been displaced, made homeless, and living precariously knowing that at any moment the worst may happen to them or their loved ones.
And all the while, Western governments have allowed this to happen - whether by actively facilitating Apartheid Israel's brutal onslaught, or by doing nothing to stop it.
This has to end - we want sanctions now!
Bring friends and family! Bring noise and hope! Let’s make our voices heard and our demands unignorable!
There will be a children’s facepainting at the start and end of the march organised by our friends in Creative Arts Therapists for Palestine.
Other meeting points: Trade Unions – Outside Mandate Offices. Community Groups – Outside Hugh Lane Gallery. Health Care Workers – At the Walking Man Sign at Hugh Lane Gallery.
Irish Sport for Palestine are organising two family-friendly feeder bike rides from Howth and Dún Laoghaire, both beginning at 11.45am – details of those are here.
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Organised by the Ireland-Palestine Solidarity Campaign
Supported by Irish Congress of Trade Unions, SIPTU, Communincation Workers Union, Mandate, Unite the Union, Teachers' Union of Ireland, Irish National Teachers' Organisation, Irish Nurses and Midwives, Organisation, Independent Workers' Union, Dublin Council of Trade Unions, Bray and District Council of Trade Unions, Cork Council of Trade Unions, Belfast & District Trades Union Council, Craigavon Trades Union Council, Industrial Workers of the World - Ireland, Trade Union Friends of Palestine, Community Action Tenants Union - CATU, Union of Students in Ireland, TCD Students' Union / Aontas Mac Léinn CnaD, UCD Students' Union, TUD Students' Union, NCAD Students' Union, UCC Student's Union, DCU Student's Union, Maynooth Student's Union, Dublin LGBTQ Pride, GCN - Gay Community News, National LGBT Federation, Trans & Intersex Pride, Transgender Equality Network Ireland: TENI, Foyle Pride, National Women's Council of Ireland, Irish Council for Civil Liberties, Bloody Sunday Trust, Pat Finucane Centre, Comhlámh, Centre for Global Education, Afri - Action from Ireland, Friends of the Earth - Ireland, Ecojustice Ireland, Slí Eile, Climate Camp Ireland, National Animal Rights Association, Animal Rebellion Ireland, Financial Justice Ireland, An Dream Dearg, Conradh Na Gaelige, Gael Linn, Misneach, Spunout, Irish Pakistani Community Network, Kashmir Peace and Solidarity Council Ireland, Muslim Sisters of Éire, Socialist Lawyers Association of Ireland, The People's Movement, Trademark Belfast, Left Bloc, Rosa Socialist Feminist Movement, Dublin Ecofeminist Collective, Le Cheile - Diversity Not Division, East Wall Here for All, Cross-Cultural Conversations, Grandfathers Against Racism, Movement of Asylum Seekers in Ireland, Mullingar 4 All, Dublin Bay North for All, Lawyers Against Racism, United Against Racism, Clare Solidarity Network, Phibsboro For All, Places of Sanctuary Ireland, Women's Collective Ireland - Limerick, Peace and Neutrality Alliance, Irish Anti-War Movement, Shannonwatch, Mothers Against Genocide, World Beyond War, Peadar Brown's Bar, Dublin Vegfest, Pallas Projects/Studios, A4 Sounds, Disability Power Ireland, Access for All Ireland, Academics for Palestine, Adult Education Tutors for Palestine, Apartheid-Free Arts, Artists Against Genocide - Belfast, Cairde Palestine, Cairdeas Falasteen Chonamara, Cloughjordan Palestine Justice, Comhlámh Justice for Palestine, Cork Families 4 Palestine, DCU BDS, Drogheda Stands with Palestine, Dublin 4 Gaza, Dún Laoghaire for Palestine, Feachtas Inis Oírr don Phalaistín, Gaels Against Genocide, Gaza Action Ireland, Ireland Palestine Mental Health Network, Irish Artists for Palestine, Irish Creative Arts Therapists for Palestine, Irish Farmers for Palestine, Irish Football Fans Against Israeli Apartheid, Irish Health Care Workers for Palestine, Irish Lawyers for Palestine, Irish Occupational Therapists for Palestine, Irish Social Workers and Social Care Workers for Palestine, Irish Sport for Palestine, Jews for Palestine - Ireland, Kairos Ireland, Kerry Friends of Palestine, Killorglin 4 Palestine, Kinvara Palestine Solidarity Group, Monkstown Vigil for Palestine, North Wicklow Against Genocide, PalFest Ireland, Pals for Palestine, Postal Workers for Palestine, Psychologists for Palestine, QUB Palestine Assembly, Queerde Palestine, Queers for Palestine Ireland, Sadaka - The Ireland-Palestine Alliance, Swords for Palestine, TCD BDS Campaign, Teachers for Palestine, UCD Justice for Palestine, Waterford Ramallah Twinning Committee, West Cork for Palestine, Palestinian Rights Institute, Kinsale for Palestine, Fermoy Palestine Solidarity Campaign, Mallow Against Genocide, Kilkenny Community Palestine Solidarity Group, and more to be announced...
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Garden of Remembrance, Charlemont House, Parnell Square North, Dublin, County Dublin, D01 F2X9, Ireland,Dublin, Ireland
