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In this section we provide some useful articles and commentary from Irish media and NGO's.

This will be added to on an ongoing basis.

State blocked US planes carrying landmines

20/04/03 00:00

By Pat Leahy The Sunday Business Post

More than 50,000 United States military personnel passed through Shannon Airport between the start of 2002 and early March of this year, according to documents obtained from the Department of Transport.

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Sea change on Shannon overflights
Vincent Browne
Irish Times
9 April 2003
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Resistance To Ireland's Support For War
A Voice From The Anti-War Movement

by Eoin Dubsky (taken from ZNET)
February 25, 2003

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Ploughshares action comes to Ireland

The first ploughshares action took place on September 9, 1980 when eight people entered the General Electric Plant in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania and hammered on nose cones from nuclear warheads and poured blood on documents. They did this as a way of enacting the words of Isaiah (2:4) 'to beat swords into ploughshares'.
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Féile Bríde 2003

Up to two hundred people attended Afri's 11th Annual Féile Bríde Conference in Kildare this year. The theme was Paths to Peacemaking and the focus, appropriately was on the critical situation in Iraq.
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Joe Murray Afri's Coordinator looks at The Irish Government's role throughout this and previous US military campaigns.
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Afri March in Shannon February 1st, Lá 'le Bríde 2003

From the River to the Planes
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Fr. Dan Berrigan pays a timely visit to Dublin

Fr. Berrigan expressed grave concern at Ireland's compliance with the Bush administration's use of Shannon airport as a pit stop en route to the war in Afghanistan....

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More than 50,000 United States military personnel passed through Shannon Airport between the start of 2002 and early March of this year