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(en) Ireland, Anarchist Workers Solidarity 114 - Transformation Agenda + Solidarity Books opens its doors in Cork
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Sun, 21 Mar 2010 10:34:55 +0200
‘‘There is a lot in the transformation agenda that is close to the Taoiseach’s heart” said
Kieran Mulvey of the Labour Relations Commission. And that should tell us something. Does
even the most deluded fool still think that Brian Cowen has the living standards of
workers close to his heart? ---- Half of all the money taken from public servants in the
budget, €2.5 billion, is to be given to twenty law firms in fees for servicing NAMA. And
his government is still insisting that the pay of the top 250 civil servants will be cut
by less than those earning under €35,000! ---- The end objective is up to 17,000
redundancies across the public sector. This means jobs destroyed and the rest of us having
to work harder to keep hospitals, schools and offices functioning.
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Solidarity Books opens its doors in Cork
Located at 43 Douglas Street, it has a bright yellow shop front and is open Monday to
Saturday from noon to 7 p.m. The space is home to an office for the Workers Solidarity
Movement in the city as well as hosting campaign organising meetings, public talks, film
nights and much more, for example, board games on Sundays from 5pm and a wholefoods market
on Thursday afternoons.
The shop itself boasts a growing collection of socialist, anarchist and other left and
class-struggle books, pamphlets and papers while it’s also home to more mainstream
writings, at much better value then you'll find elsewhere. A large collection of second
hand books at €2 each means you'll never know what treasures you might find while browsing
around. Top quality coffee from the Zapatista communities of Mexico is also available. The
store itself has a relaxed and pleasant atmosphere, with couches for reading or simply
lounging about with a cup of coffee or tea.
Since opening in early December the shop has been doing good business and is a focal point
for grassroots organising, hosting meetings of WSM, Shell To Sea and many others. The shop
is open to progressive groups as a meeting space, simply enquire in store. We are hoping
the space becomes an important community tool for gathering and exchanging ideas, hosting
meetings and a rallying point for democratic organising and effective direct action.
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