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Progressive Alternative to the Universal Social Charge
ETUC says the EU should think long and hard before pushing Greece out
SIPTU members rally outside Clerys
Clerys workers support Dublin City Council decision to extend store’s protection
Statement by the National Executive Council of SIPTU on the proposed 'Lansdowne Road Agreement' on pay in the public service
Vote on the Lansdowne Road proposals
Shop stewards in the SIPTU Health Division discuss the Lansdowne Road proposals
Mother Jones Festival 2015
SIPTU meets with Danish Trade Union
Ryanair must respect workers’ rights following Danish Labour Court ruling
Migrant workers conference
Second World Live Performance Conference held in Liberty Hall
SIPTU members had warned of deficiencies in Kilkenny care unit
PALFEST Ireland
Supreme Court overturns High Court judgment in Mohammed Younis case
Public demonstration in support of Dunnes workers, Dublin, 6th June 2015
SIPTU members in Beckman Coulter agree new three-year pay deal
Call on Maynooth University to reverse decision to close swimming pool
Strike action at FDYS crèche and youth services in Wexford
International Justice Day for Cleaners and Security Officers
Storytelling for Palestine
Summer School on the Arts and Human Rights 2015
Workers Rights Centre
Europe must accommodate the will of the people
GLC - Fiscal Space for Social Protection: Options to Expand Social Investments in 187 Countries
Young Workers Network
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PALFEST Ireland
Irish artists create arts festival 8-11 July in Dublin and nationwide to mark first anniversary of Israeli attacks on Gaza.

PalFest Ireland is an arts festival organised by Irish artists in solidarity with the people of Palestine. It will mark the first anniversary of the Israeli bombardment of Gaza that left over 2100 Palestinians dead, including more than 500 children. PalFest Ireland is a lively, diverse, positive and culturally rich arts festival involving artists across a broad range of artforms. The festival includes music, theatre, film, dance, poetry, spoken word and visual arts events in many venues in Dublin and nationwide to promote a cultural connection between Ireland and Palestine.
 
PalFest Ireland will open on the morning of Wednesday, 8th July with an art installation on Sandymount Strand comprising 556 infant vests on uprights, representing the number of children killed by the Israeli bombardment of Gaza a year ago. On the morning of Saturday 11th July, the last day of PalFest Ireland, there will be a fun family football match in the same place with well-known Irish sport stars, changing the beach from a place of death and lament to what it should be - a place of life and play.

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