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This week Dave and Clare discuss:
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This week Michelle talks to Glenn Fitzpatrick and Mebh McDaid about:
- Electoral reform in the South
- Workers Rights under attack - Ryanair
- Free State mindset
- Future of Ireland’s drug laws: Gardai vs evidence base
- UBI and “a new social contract”
- Bernadette Devlin new journo role
- Scoil Chois Claí preview
- EPA and pushback on meat consumption, what of the “just transition”?
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On this week’s The Week At Work, Michelle Byrne speaks to Caoimhe Ní Dhónaill, anti-casualisation officer in University and College Union (UCU) Queens University Belfast (QUB) branch and Professor John Barry, a green representative in UCU at QUB. We hear about the UCU QUB industrial action covering pensions, casualisation, pay and pay gaps and more. We also discuss the neoliberal agenda in education, the role of the university in the climate crisis and solidarity.
This week Michelle talks to Dean McGrath from the South East Irish Palestinian Solidarity Campaign to discuss his recent visit to Palestine and the ongoing oppression there.
Part 2 of this weeks show with Clare and Dave discussing:
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This week Clare and Dave have split the episode in to two parts to discuss:
This week Dave Gibney, Michelle Byrne and Glenn Fitzpatrick
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This week we have a special episode about Cuba with Michelle Byrne, Liz from the Communist Party of Ireland (CPI) and Sam Galvin (Chair of Unite Youth). They discuss the May Day Brigade, the US blockade, Healthcare, climate and farming, children, the family code, participatory democracy, culture, Committees for Defence of the Revolution (CDR) and trade unions in Cuba, International Conference and how we can show solidarity with the Cuban people.
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