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In response to the racist pogroms in Belfast this week, United Against Racism is hosting a Together Against Hate march starting at the GPO on O’Connell Street at 2pm, Sunday 14th June.

People Before Profit TD Paul Murphy has urged people to come to the march to stand against racism and the far right.

Paul Murphy said:

“Earlier this week we saw violent rampag...


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Gerry Carroll has hailed today's United Against Racism rally as the largest anti-racist demonstration ever seen in Belfast, after tens of thousands gathered at City Hall to oppose the racist violence of recent days.

Speaking at City Hall, he said:

"Today, Belfast spoke with one voice. This was the biggest anti-racist demonstration this city has ever seen, and ever...


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This week the Government announced its plans for Ireland's EU Presidency that begins on 1st July, and militarisation is central to the Government’s plans for the 6 months of its Presidency.

Earlier in the week the Cabinet approved legislation to


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People Before Profit unreservedly condemn the racist pogroms on the streets of Belfast, and the targeting of homes which continued yesterday. The images of children fleeing as racist mobs prepare to burned their homes are a damning indictment of the levels of hatred and division which have been encouraged to grow in communities across this island. 

Racist opportuni...


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The Government’s Industrial Development (Amendment) and Miscellaneous Provisions Bill 2026 includes amendments to the Science and Technology Act 1987 that would remove controls and oversight on arms industries in Ireland.

The Government’s legislation would remove Section 8, subsection 5 of the Science and Technology Act 1987. This section of the existing legislation sta...


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