Large numbers expected at Shannon protest

A protest demanding the end of the use of Shannon by the US military, organised by the Irish Anti War Movement (IAWM), is to take place at Shannon airport on Saturday.

Thu, 16 Jan, 2003 - 13:07

A protest demanding the end of the use of Shannon by the US military, organised by the Irish Anti War Movement (IAWM), is to take place at Shannon airport on Saturday.

The biggest protest in Shannon so far saw 400-500 protesters at the airport in October. and was also organised by the Irish Anti War Movement.

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