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Life-saving Vehicle in Phoenix Park, Dublin

nobody@flickr.com (Gorta.org) — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 04:30:12 -0800

Gorta.org posted a photo:

Irish President, Her Excellency Mary McAleese, met Gorta Directors at her official residence for the Commissioning of a unique mobile Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) Clinic to deliver life-saving surgery

ENT Vehicle bound for Zambia

nobody@flickr.com (Gorta.org) — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 08:53:31 -0800

Gorta.org posted a photo:

Dr Kieran O’ Driscoll, Consultant ENT Surgeon, Midlands Regional Hospital, Tullamore and his wife Mary with Deirdre Fox, Director, Gorta, pictured at Áras an Uachtaráin on the occasion of the commissioning of a customized ENT mobile clinic which is bound for Zambia in 2010.

WeDoCare event - 30 Nov 2009

nobody@flickr.com (Gorta.org) — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 01:53:27 -0800

Gorta.org posted a photo:

Joanne McGarry from Trocaire, Helen Keogh from Worldvision Ireland, Jim Clarken from Oxfam Ireland and Brian Hanratty from Gorta gathered at government buildings to present 6,500 postcards calling on the government to stop the aid cuts and get back on track towards the 2012 aid target.

Conor Healy Photography

We Don't Care Less

nobody@flickr.com (Gorta.org) — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 01:53:09 -0800

Gorta.org posted a photo:

Joanne McGarry from Trocaire, Jim Clarken from Oxfam , Helen Keogh from Worldvision Ireland and Brian Hanratty from Gorta gathered at government buildings to present 6,500 postcards calling on the government to stop the aid cuts and get back on track towards the 2012 aid target.

Conor Healy Photography

Sack full of postcards

nobody@flickr.com (Gorta.org) — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 01:53:15 -0800

Gorta.org posted a photo:

Derek McDowell from Concern, Fran Flood from Skillshare Intl Ireland, Mary Purcell from Progressio, Helen Keogh from Worldvision Ireland, Jim Clarken from Oxfam Ireland, Tom Ryder from VSI and Joanne McGarry from Trocaire gathered at government buildings to present 6,500 postcards calling on the government to stop the aid cuts and get back on track towards the 2012 aid target.

Conor Healy Photography

Giant Postcard

nobody@flickr.com (Gorta.org) — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 01:53:21 -0800

Gorta.org posted a photo:

Derek McDowell from Concern, Fran Flood from Skillshare Intl Ireland, Helen Keogh from Worldvision Ireland, Mary Purcell from Progressio, Tom Ryder from VSI and Jim Clarken from Oxfam Ireland gathered at government buildings to present 6,500 postcards calling on the government to stop the aid cuts and get back on track towards the 2012 aid target.

Conor Healy Photography

Outside Irish Govt. Buildings

nobody@flickr.com (Gorta.org) — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 01:53:25 -0800

Gorta.org posted a photo:

Derek McDowell from Concern, Helen Keogh from Worldvision Ireland, Mary Purcell from Progressio, Fran Flood from Skillshare Intl Ireland, Tom Ryder from VSI and Jim Clarken from Oxfam Ireland gathered at government buildings to present 6,500 postcards calling on the government to stop the aid cuts and get back on track towards the 2012 aid target.

Conor Healy Photography

Call on Govt. to maintain overseas aid

nobody@flickr.com (Gorta.org) — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 01:53:12 -0800

Gorta.org posted a photo:

Brian Hanratty from Gorta, Helen Keogh from Worldvision Ireland, Joanne McGarry from Trocaire and Jim Clarken from Oxfam gathered at government buildings to present 6,500 postcards calling on the government to stop the aid cuts and get back on track towards the 2012 aid target.

Conor Healy Photography

The Wave

nobody@flickr.com (Gorta.org) — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 08:14:51 -0800

Gorta.org posted a photo:

Susan Hensel from Afri, Aoife Reaper-Reynolds from Christian Aid and Michelle Cunningham from Gorta were just some of a wave of blue Climate Change Activists crashing against the Spire on O'Connell St., Dublin.

The Stop Climate Chaos launched The Wave, Irelands largest public demonstration against climate change ahead of crucial global climate talks in Copenhagen this December.

Stop Climate Chaos calls on the Irish public to join thousands taking part simultaneous actions in Paris, London, Glasgow, Belfast, Brussel, Berlin and Dublin at 12 noon on the 5th of December.

Seas of people wearing blue will to form The Wave as it surges from the Department of the Environment at Custom House Quay to "crash" against the Department of the Taoiseach on Merrion Row representing the upsurge of public opinion for a fair and safe global deal in Copenhagen.

To mark the launch of The Wave today, Stop Climate Chaos activists used the spire to mark the projected 2 metre increase in sea level by the end of this century as published by IPCC

Photo: Peter Houlihan / PH Photography

Crash against the Spire

nobody@flickr.com (Gorta.org) — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 08:15:05 -0800

Gorta.org posted a photo:

A wave of blue Climate Change Activists "crash" against the spire on O'Connell St., Dublin as the
Stop Climate Chaos coalition launch The Wave, Irelands largest public demonstration against climate change ahead of crucial global climate talks in Copenhagen this December.

Stop Climate Chaos call on the Irish public to join thousands taking part simultaneous actions in Paris, London, Glasgow, Belfast, Brussel, Berlin and Dublin at 12 noon on the 5th of December.

Seas of people wearing blue will to form The Wave as it surges from the Department of the Environment at Custom House Quay to "crash" against the Department of the Taoiseach on Merrion Row representing the upsurge of public opinion for a fair and safe global deal in Copenhagen.

To mark the launch of The Wave today, Stop Climate Chaos activists used the spire to mark the projected 2 metre increase in sea level by the end of this century as published by IPCC

Photo: Peter Houlihan / PH Photography

Stop Climate Chaos

nobody@flickr.com (Gorta.org) — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 08:14:57 -0800

Gorta.org posted a photo:

Ger Murphy was one of a wave of blue Climate Change Activists to "crash" against the Spire on O'Connell St., Dublin.

The Stop Climate Chaos launchd The Wave, Irelands largest public demonstration against climate change ahead of crucial global climate talks in Copenhagen this December.

Photo: Peter Houlihan / PH Photography

Michelle Cunningham (Gorta)

nobody@flickr.com (Gorta.org) — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 08:14:39 -0800

Gorta.org posted a photo:

Michelle Cunningham from Gorta was one of a wave of blue Climate Change Activists crashing against the Spire on O'Connell St., Dublin.

The Stop Climate Chaos launched The Wave, Irelands largest public demonstration against climate change ahead of crucial global climate talks in Copenhagen this December.

Stop Climate Chaos calls on the Irish public to join thousands taking part simultaneous actions in Paris, London, Glasgow, Belfast, Brussel, Berlin and Dublin at 12 noon on the 5th of December.

Seas of people wearing blue will form The Wave as it surges from the Department of the Environment at Custom House Quay to "crash" against the Department of the Taoiseach on Merrion Row representing the upsurge of public opinion for a fair and safe global deal in Copenhagen.

To mark the launch of The Wave today, Stop Climate Chaos activists used the spire to mark the projected 2 metre increase in sea level by the end of this century as published by IPCC

Photo: Peter Houlihan / PH Photography

Stop Climate Chaos Demonstration

nobody@flickr.com (Gorta.org) — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 08:14:45 -0800

Gorta.org posted a photo:

Aoife Reaper-Reynolds from Christian Aid, Susan Hensel from Afri and Michelle Cunningham (right) from Gorta were just some of a wave of blue Climate Change Activists crashing against the Spire on O'Connell St., Dublin.

The Stop Climate Chaos launched The Wave, Irelands largest public demonstration against climate change ahead of crucial global climate talks in Copenhagen this December.

Stop Climate Chaos calls on the Irish public to join thousands taking part simultaneous actions in Paris, London, Glasgow, Belfast, Brussel, Berlin and Dublin at 12 noon on the 5th of December.

Seas of people wearing blue will form The Wave as it surges from the Department of the Environment at Custom House Quay to "crash" against the Department of the Taoiseach on Merrion Row representing the upsurge of public opinion for a fair and safe global deal in Copenhagen.

To mark the launch of The Wave today, Stop Climate Chaos activists used the spire to mark the projected 2 metre increase in sea level by the end of this century as published by IPCC

Photo: Peter Houlihan / PH Photography