Thousands of protesters will call for end to Iraqi conflict
As part of a worldwide protest to mark the second anniversary of the invasion of Iraq, protesters from the Irish anti-war movement will lead a march in Dublin city, while major demonstrations are also expected in 100 cities across the world.
"There's a concerted campaign by the US administration that the situation in Iraq is improving, and while this is not the case, it has had the effect of defusing the anti-war sentiment," said Irish Anti-War Movement chairperson Richard Boyd-Barrett.
