In part 1 of this speech PBP member and Affordable Ireland organizer Maggie O'Kane outlines issues around Homelessness,
Rents and Data Centres.
Currently there are over 18,000 people homeless and living in emergency accommodation.
5830 of those are children.
We cannot allow
The housing crisis is manufactured
How else would we still have empty homes everywhere, like these 20 in Macroom, we've more short term lets than homes to rent, we've record numbers in emergency accommodation, rapid growth in homeless industry & so on..
This is deliberate policy
"Which illegal wars do you want us to participate in?"
This decision around the Triple Lock should be put to the people in a referendum.
This vote last week is not the end. It still has to get through multiple stages of the Oireachtas.
#TripleLock#IrishNeutrality
Imperialist military powers and puts the lives of future generations at risk.
This fight is not over.
Hold them accountable.
Contact your local TD and tell them that Irish neutrality is not up for negotiation.
Let the people decide.
#HandsOffTheTripleLock#INeutrality#NoToWar
These Cork politicians have decided they know better than you.
They voted for the removal of the Triple Lock, against the views of the majority of Irish people.
Removal of the Triple Lock does not preserve peace keeping missions, it enables the advancement of Western
How these empty homes have been left stay empty for over 20 years by the local authorities and council is beyond me
But of course they are doing everything in their powers ... blah blah
Got talking to Aidan at the massive picket at Tallaght Hospital about why he's out protesting today with his union and other workers.
The support from the public is overwhelming. A win for public sector workers is a win for all✊
#JoinAUnion#FightForYourRights#UpTheWorkers
Massive pickets at Tallaght Hospital and South Dublin County Council this morning.
The support from the public is overwhelming. If the government thinks it can divide private and public sector workers, they should think again.
A win for public sector workers is a win for all.
Union leaders should hold their nerve! Govt banked on workers turning on workers today. That has not happened.
There is huge support behind this strike. Chambers' budget offering does not come close to covering what workers need + deserve. Hold the line and victory is in reach!
Energy vampires and job robbers not welcome!
We were out between pickets protesting the government's 'International AI Summit', which is a red carpet event for Big Tech to drive policy on AI & Data Centres.
constraints directly impact their livelihoods. We encourage everyone to support these strikes and demand a better deal for all workers! #SupportTheArts#Siptu#PraxisUnion
People Before Profit Cork stands in solidarity with Praxis, the Artist Union of Ireland, and in solidarity with all public sector workers that went on strike for better pay.
Although many artists, musicians, actors, and dancers are self-employed, recent Arts Council budget
On #TonightVMTV:
Our panel react as over 300,000 public sector worker strike over pay dispute and what should the Government do to deal with the rapid development of artificial intelligence.
We are live on Virgin Media PLAY & One at 10pm📺
civil servants and more.
Come support these vital workers and fight to make Ireland affordable for all.
📆 Wednesday, October 14th
📍 Cork City Hall
⏰️ All day
#AffordableIreland#EnoughIsEnough#Cork
This Wednesday there will be a national strike and protest over the on-going public pay dispute.
This will be the largest public sector strike since 2009.
The strike will include trade unions such as Fórsa, SIPTU and the INTO.
This will affect teachers, healthcare workers,
Hundreds of protestors staged a slow-drive demonstration against plans for a data centre in Waterford. A convoy of cars, tractors and vans set off in Kilmeaden to show their opposition to plans earlier today.
More on Virgin Media PLAY
your concerns, and connect with organizers.
📍Coffee Corner Cafe (Beside The Range)
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🗓️ Saturday, 10th October
⏰ 11:00 AM
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We look forward to meeting you on Saturday.
In part 1 of this speech PBP member and Affordable Ireland organizer Maggie O'Kane outlines issues around Homelessness,
Rents and Data Centres.
Currently there are over 18,000 people homeless and living in emergency accommodation.
5830 of those are children.
We cannot allow
Affordability crisis.
Data Centres like this one will only pay 20c per KWh on average.
This Saturday at 11:00 AM we are having a coffee morning to discuss the expansion of the JCD Data Centre in Little Island.
We need a moratorium on Data Centres.
Come along for a chat, share