International - Event Notice
Thursday January 01 1970
Thursday January 01 1970
Launch of the Irish EU Presidency
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Monday December 15, 2003 17:28
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Dear Romano Prodi, what does GATS mean ?
On Jan 1st, 2004, Italy will hand the Presidency of the European Union over to Ireland.
Dublin Castle is the location for the 1st meeting between the Irish govt. and the European Commission for the launch of the Presidency on Tuesday 6th of Jan.
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The Launch of the Presidency is on New Years Day at 1pm. Bertie will be raising the EU flag at Dublin Castle.
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Second half-year 2002 DENMARK Mr Møller
First half-year 2003 GREECE Mr Papandreou
Second half-year 2003 ITALY Mr Frattini
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they still haven't updated the northern ireland assembly election results which really shows like they care.
As the handing over of the presidency looms large and the great honour awaits,id like a moment of fucking silence for the people in Iraq who are no longer with us because of the complicity of Ahern and his friends in the E.U with the mass murderers Bush and Blair.
Shame on the whole fucking lot of you.
A europe for peace?
How about it.
Shame
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