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Sports Against Racism Ireland annual SoccerFest. Sat/Sun

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Monday August 09, 2004 19:05

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info at sari dot ie

plus side show entertainment

Sports Against Racism Ireland, (SARI) is a non-profit making organisation with Charitable Status that was set up in July 1997 as a direct response to the growth of racist attacks from a small but vocal section of people in Ireland.

SARI uses sport to integrate people from different ethnic and cultural backgrounds.

Sports Against Racism Ireland annual SoccerFest (Sept. 18-19)
This year’s soccerfest will take place in the sports grounds of St Brendan’s Hospital in Grangegorman, Dublin, which is now the new DIT campus,
on Saturday 18th & Sunday 19th September 2004

All entries should be in by Friday 13th August 2004.

Entry Fee
The entry fee is E200 per team of no more than 10 players. Payment should be made to SARI and posted to 135 Capel Street, Dublin 1
(please do not send cash through post).

Side show entertainment to include: Capoeire (Brazilian Martial Arts), FAI penalty shoot out competition, Face Painting, Clowns, Stilt walkers, World Music, 7 A Side celebrity football challenge, Chess tournament, More to be announced.....

Download the application form from www.sari.ie and for further information contact Frank Buckley on 087 244 5154
Email info@sari.ie

We attempt to create a positive attitude towards all minority groups by way of our multi-cultural events to ensure that young people of this country grow up with a tolerant attitude towards people with different backgrounds.

The main aims of SARI are:

i) To create an awareness of the problems of racism and xenophobia in Ireland today and to highlight the benefits of integrating the new cultures that are becoming part of life in Ireland today.

ii) To use sport and cultural events to bring together people from different cultures and backgrounds.

iii) To promote a positive attitude towards people from different ethnic backgrounds.

iv) To increase the discussion and debate about racism, discrimination and xenophobia.

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Comments (6 of 6)

link to main story

by dunk

Mon Sep 20, 2004 11:18

see article and listen to audio clips of event here
http://www.indymedia.ie/newswire.php?story_id=66663

Ask Some Questions

by pat c

Mon Sep 13, 2004 19:18

Ask what % of their funding goes on administration and salaries. How is SARI structured? Does it have a democratic decision making process? How do you join it? Who decides how the money is spent?

imc outreach

Mon Sep 13, 2004 19:11

rang them and talked
should be no problem, ill be there with the indymedia process board and hope some more of you will be there too.
call for improved indymedia outreach 2- can people bring old printflares, at least one to be copied to this event. ill bring what i can

SARI

Mon Sep 13, 2004 18:34

On previous occasions SARI loked for ridiclious sums of money from people who wanted to set up stalls. I seriously wonder how representative this organistion is.

indymedia presenceon day/ imc footy team?

Mon Sep 13, 2004 18:31

fuspey at yahoo dot co dot uk

brief post re last years event
http://www.indymedia.ie/newswire.php?story_id=61274&search_text=%20Against%20Racism

its the same weekend as the african social forum in dublin

http://www.indymedia.ie/newswire.php?story_id=66514#comment86394

i hope indymedia go to this soccer fest, put up a stall, record stuff, take pix, get more people aware of and using indymedia

maybe we could put a team together
anyone interested
if so email me
dunk

200 euros per team

by tom

Wed Aug 25, 2004 15:05

Isn't that a little expensive?

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