31 July, 2008

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Anti-Racism World Cup for West Belfast

For the second year in a row West Belfast will be celebrating human solidarity with like minded people from around the world.
The anti-Racism world cup will again be hosted by a community which has a long history of highlighting and combating domestic and international injustice.
We will see the return of teams from Germany, Italy, England, Ireland, Kurdistan, Palestine, Catalonia, The Basque Country, Portugal and the Congo.
Organisers of the event are calling on people to attend the tournament which will take place in the Donegal Celtic grounds on the Suffolk Road in Belfast on Saturday 2 August from 10.30am until 4.30pm.

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