Limerick County Social Democrats

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Limerick County branch of the #SocDems | A force for change in #Limerick County

The level of inaction by Govts – which have masses of evidence that a genocide is being committed in Gaza – is despicable. The shocking report, and litany of grotesque human rights abuses committed by the IDF, cannot simply sit on a shelf. It must spur action www.socialdemocrats.ie/un-report-re...

UN report reveals depths of Israel’s depravity - Social Democrats

An independent UN report which confirmed the IDF is deliberately targeting and murdering children in Gaza reveals the depths of Israel’s depravity, according to Social Democrats foreign affairs spokes...

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Today Sinéad Gibney introduced the Work Life Balance Bill to the Dáil. It ensures that the right to flexible and remote working are more secure, and that the power imbalance between employers and their employees is addressed. Email your TD, and ask them to back flexible workers, and back our bill.

The protests we saw last week were a symptom of a larger problem – that this govt has failed to listen to the people they are elected to serve. For that reason, the Social Democrats have no confidence in this Government.

“You can’t hate up close.” Our communities deserve strong, positive voices that bring people together. Standing up to division and the politics of hate matters. Today, for International International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, and every day.

Limerick always puts on a show for St Patrick’s Day 🍀 Brilliant to see the streets alive and the community out in force. Members attended across city, Abbeyfeale, Newcastlewest, Rathkeale, Adare and more. What a day! Happy belated Paddy’s from your Social Democrats Limerick County branch 💜

Sites like Bessborough must be protected and memorialised. What went on there is deeply shameful, but we cannot let that past be built over. We must acknowledge our history, no matter how inconvenient it is. Join survivors outside the Dáil next Wednesday to call for a halt to this development.

The disrespect shown to SNA’s recently by this government is not only an affront to those doing such vital work, but to the very idea of equity in education. We’re standing with the SNAs, even if this government takes them for granted.