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Physical inquiries can be sent to: P.O. Box 5, Carrickmacross Delivery Office,, Carrickmacross, Co.Monaghan, Ireland., Dublin, NA, IE
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Physical inquiries can be sent to: P.O. Box 5, Carrickmacross Delivery Office,, Carrickmacross, Co.Monaghan, Ireland., Dublin, NA, IE
Hi everyone,
The Irish, as a people, have had their share of suffering from famine, civil
war, and occupation; resulting in a respect for others who suffer unjustly.
Since we have had our share of unjust suffering, we can deeply understand
and have the heart to protest against the unjust suffering of fellow human
beings.
The killing of thousands of innocent people for their organs is occurring in
China on a daily basis, and has been, for over a decade.
Over 10,000 organ transplantation surgeries are performed in China every
year and for each person executed, the amount of money that can be made from
their organs is up to $300,000.
The main source of organs (over 90%), used for organ transplantation in
China, is from executed prisoners.
Unfortunately, the people executed in China are often prisoners of
conscience, including spiritual and religious believers such as Falun Gong
practitioners and Tibetan Buddhists, as well as human rights activists.
Recently, a petition to the White House gathered over 30,000 signatures
demanding the US do something to stop this horrible atrocity.
http://organpetition.org/
To learn more about Forced Organ Harvesting in China visit the website
www.DAFOH.org
Please also check these links for updates on this issue:
http://is.gd/dGczsp April 2nd 2013- Pittsburgh Transplantation Surgeons
Disapprove of Chinese Regime’s Organ Harvesting
http://is.gd/2rSOOE March 21, 2013- Australian Senate Unanimously Passes
Motion on Organ Harvesting
Its important to know about this horrifying phenomenon, let others know
about it, and protest it. To voice your protest sign the petition on
http://organpetition.org/
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Friday, May 3, 2013 – Annual Dinner
JOIN US FOR OUR ANNUAL BENEFIT DINNER! THIS YEAR WE WILL BE HONORING:
Charles Hale, George Heslin, Joseph B. McElligott IV
THE FUNDRAISING JOURNAL GOES TO THE PRINTER ON FRIDAY, APRIL 26. PLEASE CONTACT US ABOUT TICKETS FOR THE DINNER OR PLACING YOUR AD.
THE CUNY IIAS ANNUAL DINNER WILL BE HELD ON MAY 3, 2013, 6:30-9:30 PM, AT THE MANHATTAN CLUB AT ROSIE O’GRADY’S. FOR INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL 718-960-6722.
Wednesday, May 8, 2013 – Irish American Book Club
7:00-9:00 PM
Room 3310B
Graduate Center / CUNY365 Fifth Avenue
Professor Janet Butler-Munch will lead the Irish-American Book Club’s spring reading on May 8th. The book for discussion is the novel, Fever, by Mary Beth Keane.
This event is free and open to the public. RSVP to: [email protected]
— Please visit our website at http://www.irishamericanstudies.com for more information regarding CUNY Irish and Irish-American Studies events and activities.
Save the date!
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Aisling Irish Community Center
Presents the Inaugural
PAULINE BOYLAN-COLL MEMORIAL 5K WALK/RUN
Sunday May 19th, 2013 @ 10am
Pauline Boylan-Coll was a great supporter and friend of the Aisling Irish Center while living in New York as well as many other causes in the New York Irish community, particularly GAA. She was instrumental in establishing underage football “Gaelic 4 Girls” here in New York. Pauline was married to Paul and had one son, Ethan. After battling cancer for a number of years, Pauline sadly passed away in 2012.
This 5K walk/run is dedicated to Pauline’s memory. She was taken from this world too soon, but left an unforgettable legacy.
Registration: Participants are asked to check in at the desk outside the Rambling House between 9:15-9:45am. The walk/run will start at 10:00am sharp from the Rambling House, 4292 Katonah Ave.
Enjoy food and refreshments after the walk at the Rambling House compliments of Joe Carty and the staff. There will also be a disco as well as an entertainer and face painter at the event for CHILDREN!