This Sunday, 2 November at 1pm people from all over the West of Ireland will gather at Eyre Square, Galway to demonstrate their concern about the disastrous effects of climate change on the environment. The Galway Climate March will start in Eyre Square at 1pm on Sunday, 2 November and will travel as far as The Spanish Arch. Anyone interested in joining the march are encouraged to wear green and to bring banners, flags and signs promoting green, clean energy.
This Sunday, 2 November at 1pm people from all over the West of Ireland will gather at Eyre Square, Galway to demonstrate their concern about the disastrous effects of climate change on the environment. The Galway Climate March will start in Eyre Square at 1pm on Sunday, 2 November and will travel as far as The Spanish Arch. Anyone interested in joining the march are encouraged to wear green and to bring banners, flags and signs promoting green, clean energy.
I've just seen on facebook that thousands of protesters were out in Galway city today to protest at water charges. Great to see people can mobilise but more frightening and urgent is how our climate is changing & that Galway city along with many other areas may be permanently underwater unless we act together.
In Sept only 50 protesters turned up to a climate change we need to show we care please come to Eyre Square tomorrow 1pm to show your support.
This is a follow-on march from the hugely successful Global Climate March organised by Avaaz, a web-based 'campaigning community'. The Global March saw over 600,000 people marching world-wide on 21 September.