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Kilkenny - Event Notice
Saturday January 23 2010
Start Time: 01:00 PM

Palestine Solidarity: Bridge the Gap - Human Chain in Kilkenny

kilkenny | rights and freedoms | event notice

Tuesday January 19, 2010 18:52

by Kev - IPSC (pers cap)

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Form a Human Chain over a bridge to show solidarity with the people of Gaza.

Palestine Solidarity - Bridge the Gap - Human Chain in Kilkenny at Castle Walk, John's Bridge, 1pm on Saturday 23rd January 2010.

In an act of solidarity the people of Gaza, the IPSC intends to form ‘human chains’ at various locations around the country.

Similar events have already occurred all over Ireland. We’re asking you to take one hour out of your Saturday afternoon show your support for the besieged people of Gaza and to remember the more than 1,400 Palestinians who were killed this time last year.

Venue: Castle Walk, John's Bridge, Kilkenny

Time: 1pm

We are calling on people to gather at 1pm at Castle Walk, John's Bridge. Please bring black balloons and Palestinian flags if you have them.

For more info contact kilkenny@ipsc.ie

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