Rally planned by more than 10,000 protesters opposed to war with Iraq

MORE than 10,000 demonstrators opposed to war with Iraq are expected to hold a rally in Dublin next month.

Rally planned by more than 10,000 protesters opposed to war with Iraq
Thu, 09 Jan, 2003 - 00:00
Michael O’Farrell

The rally is planned as part of an

international day of protest against war on Iraq, which will see large gatherings in every capital city in Europe. And the European gatherings, planned for February 15, will coincide with similar demonstrations in the US and Middle East.

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