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We work to tackle the underlying causes of poverty and injustice and respond to the crises they create.

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Maynooth, Ireland trocaire.org Joined May 2009
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🛑Did you know that the Irish government is trying to bring in legislation to ratify the #ISDS pillar of the #CETA trade deal that would allow for big corporations to sue Ireland in investor courts for huge sums of money?

This system is well known to impact on environmental and climate action.

Register here for this webinar taking place on Thursday, 15 Jan, from 7:30 to 9pm: ow.ly/eaRb50XU0xP

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www.eventbrite.ie CETA: private investor courts, corporate power, and how we stop it Online event on the Arbitration (Amendment) Bill 2025, its trade justice risks, ISDS/ICS under CETA, and how to take action.
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Ireland is already dangerously off track on its climate targets and facing fines of up to €26 billion for failing to meet them.

An Coimisiún Pleanála are currently considering a planning application for a commercial LNG terminal in north Kerry, and the potential consequences are stark. The Government must provide clear policy guidance on commercial LNG.

👉Learn what's at stake here: trocaire.org/news/climate-j…

Minister for Climate, Energy, and Environment Darragh O’Brien has already suggested that commercial LNG would be against Ireland’s climate law, and that commercial LNG would not proceed, surmising it would be illogical, given that even a State-led facility would need to be phased out within 15 years.
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An Coimisiún Pleanála's decision for a commercial Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) terminal at Tarbert, north Kerry is due by January 13th.

If approved, this would be absolutely devastating for Ireland's climate and human rights obligations - let us explain why ⬇️
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A huge thanks to @Irish_Aid, Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade, @HMcEntee, and Minister of State for International Development and Diaspora, @nealerichmond for their recent announcement of funding for 2026.

Together, we can save and change lives in the world's most vulnerable communities. As ever, we are grateful for Irish Aid's support, particularly in such challenging times for humanitarian organisations, given cuts and the multitude of crises around the world. We'll never stop doing all we can to support those who need it most, and promote peace and justice!