Show Notes
In this episode we cover the recent The Cork Council of Trade Unions event marking the unveiling of a new banner on Connolly Hall which calls on the Government to enact the Occupied Territories Bill. Contributions in this episode include SIPTU Divisional Organiser, Adrian Kane, Mayor of Cork, Dan Boyle, Ahmad Kazz from Palestinian, Honorary President of the Cork Council of Trade Unions, Joe Kelly and mother of Kanan, Kholood Ershied who was presented with a bowl of shamrock as a symbol of solidarity with the Palestinian people. Music is from singer songwriter, Martin Leahy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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