Monthly Archives: October 2010

Cavan Claiming Our Future – Meeting 4 October 2010. Cavan.
12 people attended the meeting and a few apologies were given. There was interesting discussion ranging over the following areas.
Fairness and Equality
Need to think about maximum wages as well as minimum … Continue reading →

Boyle Claiming Our Future Meeting 12th Oct 2010.
Present: Barry Lowe, Sean Conlan; Colette Parker, Margaret Curley, Alan Moran, Des Curley, Susanne Brindley, Marion Parker, Christy Brady, Michael Ewing
Opening remarks
The meeting began with a general discussion about what had brought people … Continue reading →

Where The Fingal Centre
When Tues 26th Oct  1pm -2pm
Agenda

Welcome and introductions Mary Ryan, The Fingal Centre
Artwork display entitled “Power” Aaron Lowry, Artist

Aaron’s story and why he is involved.

Group discussion on Claiming  Our Future Event
Tea/Coffee

Contact
Mary … Continue reading →

Claiming our Future Galway is pleased to invite you to a session on
Economics the naked truth: exploring & dispelling the myths
Date: October 28th
Venue: Galway City Museum
Time: 6.30pm
For more information contact:   Ann Irwin ([email protected])
Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/?ref=home#!/pages/Claiming-Our-FutureGalway/15390502
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This is … Continue reading →

Claiming our Future’ Leitrim Forum
Title: Speak Up For Change! Claim back Your Future.
Where: Bee Park Community Centre, Manorhamilton, Co. Leitrim.
When: 8pm, Friday 22nd of Oct, 2010
For Whom: Everyone welcome– young and old, individuals, community
organisations, civil society organisations.
We particularly welcome those … Continue reading →

Report from Meath Meeting
Some of the concerns outlined by those who attended included:

Concerns about the level of despondency among people e.g a sense of failure and see themselves and the country as having … Continue reading →

National University of Ireland Maynooth - Claiming Our Future seminar 6th October 2010

In attendance: Applied Social studies Students.
Main points from discussion groups on the Choices document.
Group 1.

1. Pursue economic development that serves people.
Policy priority:
Develop the social and economic infrastructure to … Continue reading →

Cavan Claiming Our Future – Meeting 4 October 2010. Cavan.
12 people attended the meeting and a few apologies were given. There
was interesting discussion ranging over the following areas.

Fairness and Equality
Need to think about maximum wages as well as minimum wage. … Continue reading →

‘Claiming our Future’ Sligo Workshop
Where: Sligo Northside Centre
When: 8pm, Monday 18th October 2010
For whom:  Everyone – young and old, individuals, community organisations, civil society organisations

Is the government listening to the ordinary people of Ireland?  Do you have something … Continue reading →

Buzz developing about Claiming our Future in Galway
In Galway Claiming our Future is capturing imaginations. Like many areas around the country, the levels of anger, frustration and fear here are without precedent and for those of us involved in Claiming … Continue reading →