ROCK AGAINST LISBON The Cobblestone, Smithfield 26th September, 8 p.m Yukina, The Group, Barra and the lads, DJ Shifty and special guest Ciaran Murphy €3

In a statement today the People Before Profit Alliance said that the clarification provided by the Referendum Commission that the treaty “contains no provisions” on

  NATIONAL DEMONSTRATION PEOPLE POWER TO STOP THE CUTS BAIL OUT JOBS & SERVICES NOT THE BANKS NEED BEFORE GREED Saturday Sept 19th Assemble 1pm,

Communities Against Cuts Protest March Wednesday September 30th 2009 Assemble 1pm Parnell Square, Dublin The range of funding cuts imposed by the Government over the

Europe Has Changed but the Treaty Hasn’t Since the last referendum Europe has experience an unprecedented economic crisis. While worker and the poor are being

A group of trade unions today called on Irish workers to reject the Lisbon Treaty. They said that despite the negotiations by the Irish Government, nothing has changed in the Treaty since it was rejected in June 2008.
Workers pay and conditions have come under attack from the rulings of the European Court of Justice(ECJ). The Laval, Viking, Ruffert and Luxemburg rulings have restricted the right to take action to prevent transnational contractors using cheap labour; and overruled national laws and agreements on pay and conditions. In all cases, the right to operate a profitable business across borders has been given priority over workers rights. Lisbon, and the Charter of Fundamental Rights, would not change this anti-worker tendency.

Public meeting hosted by Feminist Open Forum Central Hotel, September 3rd, 7.30pm "Is the Lisbon Treaty Good for Women?"   On June 12th, 2008, women

Workers at Marine Terminals Ltd (MTL), the main container operator at Dublin Port, are on strike over management attempts to impose compulsory redundancies and cuts