Tag: Aideen Carberry
Labour Youth Welcomes Youth Employment Plan by ICTU, ISSU and USI
Labour Youth has declared its enthusiastic support for the recommendations of the joint USI/ISSU/ICTU policy document “Locked Out? Investing in a Future for Youth”, launched yesterday in the Dubli... Read MoreLabour Youth welcomes decision on Rosie Hackett Bridge
Statement by Labour Youth National Chairperson, Aideen Carberry Labour Youth National Chairperson, Aideen Carberry, has welcomed the decision by Dublin City Council to name the new Liffey bridge after... Read MoreLabour Youth Calls for Dublin Bus to remain in public ownership
Labour Youth are demanding that Dublin Bus be kept in public ownership, after a statement from Young Fine Gael demanded the service be privatised. Labour Youth National Chairperson, Aideen Carberry sa... Read More
Labour Youth marks second anniversary of Utoya shootings
This morning, representatives of Labour Youth members presented 77 roses to the Norwegian Ambassador to Ireland, to mark the second anniversary of the horrific 2011 attacks which took the lives of six... Read More
After 21 years, Ireland has lived up to responsibility – Labour Youth
Labour Youth National Chairperson, Aideen Carberry, has welcomed the Dáil’s passing of the Protection of Life During Pregnancy Bill which for the first time legalises abortion in Ireland. Speak... Read MoreLabour Youth welcomes the inclusion of Rosie Hackett in the shortlist for the new Liffey bridge.
Labour Youth’s National Chair, Aideen Carberry, once again called on Dublin City Council to dedicate the new Marlborough Street Bridge after Rosie Hackett. “Rosie was a trade unionist and ... Read More
Labour Youth Call on Keaveney to Reconsider X Case Vote
Issued 27 May 2013 Labour Youth are asking Labour Party Chairperson, Colm Keaveney, to reconsider his position on the pending X Case legislation, following his opinion piece on The Jounal.ie over the... Read More
Labour Youth welcomes Rosie Hackett being shortlisted
Labour Youth welcomes Rosie Hackett, a trade unionist and member of the Irish Citizen Army, making the shortlist of names for the new bridge in Dublin. Labour Youth’s National Chairperson, Aideen ... Read More