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Jump To Comment: 1 2 3The Irish Anti War Movement (IAWM) and the Peace and Neutraility Alliance (PANA), with the support of UNITE Trade Union and SIPTU, are organising a two-day Conference on Sept 3rd and 4th with the title The Irish State's Foreign Policy.
This is the first time, as far as we can figure out, that such a Conference has been organised in Ireland and it is our stance that the variety of the speakers and the content of the discussions will allow us to work out a co-ordinated approach and strategy towards the War, NATO, Turkey, Cyprus and the European Union over the next couple of years.
You would be very welcome to join us - If you decide to come, please contact me to register as there is quite a demand for places. And we would be delighted if you circulated this invitation to your network of friends.
AN INDEPENDENT IRISH FOREIGN POLICY A Future?
Friday 3rd & Saturday 4th September 2010
The Teachers Club, 36 Parnell Square, Dublin 1, Ireland
Admission €10 for conference or €5 per session.
To register send a mail to: conference@irishantiwar.org
Speakers:
* Senator Mark Deary, Green Party Foreign Affairs Spokesperson
* Dr. Ed Horgan, International Secretary of PANA
* Padraig Mannion, Research Officer of the Workers Party
* Dick Roche TD, Minister for European Affairs
Chair: Noel Dorr, former Secretary-General of the Dept. of Foreign Affairs, author of ‘Ireland at the United Nations’
Attend On-Line: https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/142929312
pre- Registration to the Conference has reached 85 participants this morning.
As the Teachers Club auditorium has only 200 seats available, please register at conference@irishantiwar.org or pana@eircom.net to avoid disappointment.
Payment of €5 for one session or €10 for the entire conference can be made at the door
Another piece of interesting news is that 12 (yes twelve) Embassies and their representatives have registered for the event, including France, Finland, Greece, Romania, Cuba, Mexico etc
All welcome