Anti-war campaigners to hold protest against Bush visit

Anti-war campaigners have announced plans to hold a protest in Dublin this Saturday against US President George Bush’s visit to Ireland in June.

Anti-war campaigners have announced plans to hold a protest in Dublin this Saturday against US President George Bush’s visit to Ireland in June.

The protest, organised by the Irish Anti-War Movement, the Peace and Neutrality Alliance and the NGO Peace Alliance, was originally arranged to mark the first anniversary of the US/British invasion of Iraq.

However, the three groups have decided to transform it into a protest against Mr Bush’s visit to Ireland for a US-EU summit in June.

Speaking at a press conference today, the groups reiterated their view that the US/British war against Iraq was illegal and that Mr Bush posed a serious threat to world peace.

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