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category cork | worker & community struggles and protests | news report author Friday February 17, 2006 12:46author by Jim Report this post to the editors

About twenty people last night gathered outside Dunnes Stores in Patrick Street Cok to protest in support of Joanne Delaney who was sacked for wearing a union badge. Members of Labour Youth together with local activists, Labour Councillors and Kathleen Lynch T.D. and members of the ICTU Youth Committee supported the protest. Several members of the public and passers by also joined in the protest.
Protesting outside Dunnes
Protesting outside Dunnes

Protests are planned this weekend outside the Ashleaf in Crumlin so if you have a spare while come along and show your support!

Friday 17th from 5.00pm to 8.00pm

Saturday 18th from 12noon to 4.00pm

Meet at the Ashleaf SC Crumlin Cross (beside Submarine Bar) Buses 150,19A,17,18

Related Link: http://www.LabourYouth.ie
author by Jim - Irish Leftpublication date Fri Feb 17, 2006 14:26author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Are the ICTU supposed to be non-party political? If so why do they only participate in Labour organised events. or was this and ICTU youth event to which only Labour Youth were invited.
Surely ICTU should play a role in working with all parties of the left not just one???

author by support - The Joanne Delaney Support Grouppublication date Fri Feb 17, 2006 14:44author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Well done to all who are supporting Joanne. From Dublin,Derry,Belfast and now Cork the protests are spreading.

Just to clarify this weekends information pickets at the Ashleaf as posted in the events notices and referred to above are been organised by the Joanne Delaney Support Group.and all who support Joanne are encouraged to attend.

The Support Group has a broad base and is comprised of Joanne herself, members of her family, local residents,Mandate,trade unionists, and individual members of various political groups including CWAG,WP,SP,SWP,ISN,SFand LY.

Support the Ashleaf Protests

author by pat cpublication date Fri Feb 17, 2006 14:45author address author phone Report this post to the editors

i agree with jim, ictu should turn up at events organised by other left groups as well and i'm sure they do. especially if they are invited. groups on the left should invite representatives from ictu youth to their youth events and representatives from the ictu womens committee to womens events.

many moons ago when i was secretary of ictu youth i even attended wp youth conferences on behalf of ictu (my politics were a bit different back i those days).

Website of the Congress Youth Committee
http://youth.ictu.ie/

Congress negotiators' guidelines for LGBT rights in the workplace
http://www.ictu.ie/html/publications/ictu/glb_guide.htm

Reinstate Joanne Delaney - sacked by Dunnes Stores for wearing a union badge
http://www.ictu.ie/html/news/news.htm#joanne

The Irish Congress of Trade Unions can be reached at the following addresses

Irish Congress of Trade Unions
31/32 Parnell Square
Dublin 1
Ireland
Phone: +353 1 8897777
Fax:+353 1 8872012
E-mail: congress@ictu.ie (use form below for individual mails)

Northern Ireland Committee
Irish Congress of Trade Unions
Carlin House, 4 - 6 Donegall Street Place, Belfast BT1 2FM
Northern Ireland
Phone: 02890 (04890 from the Republic) 247940
Fax: 02890 246898
E-mail: info@ictuni.org

http://www.ictu.ie/contact.htm

author by Eoghan Beecher - Labour Youthpublication date Tue Mar 07, 2006 11:48author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Friends,

I can say strongly that no members of ICTU youth were present at this event. The people invloved were all Labour activists. I know this because i called the protest in cork that evening and am standing on the right of the Photo.
Wether ICTU youht committee are non-political or not though i would be happy to hsve them attend any event i am involved with. We should not exclude ourselves from show's of strength because of petty politics when there are greater causes to be fighting!

Cheers,

Eoghan Beecher
Chairperson
UCC Labour
www.ucclabour.8k.com
labour@societies.ucc.ie

 
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