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    Jim Larkin Commemoration

    The Jim Larkin Commemoration will take place on Saturday 31st January in Glasnevin Cemetery at 11.00 a.m. A wreath will be laid at Jim Larkin’s grave by SIPTU Vice-President, Patricia King on behalf of the Larkin family, followed by a lament by a Piper from the Fintan Lalor Pipe Band. Oration by SIPTU General President, Jack O’Connor.

    Afterwards tea and coffee will be served in the museum.

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    Liberty4Gaza – Fundraising night organised by Irish Artists

    Liberty4Gaza

    Liberty4Gaza – Fundraiser by the Arts Community for the children of Gaza
    Tuesday 12th August 2014, at 7:30 p.m. Liberty Hall, Eden Quay, Dublin 1
    Irish Artists in Support of Palestine’s first gig to raise funds for the children of Gaza.

    Justice for the Locked Out Greyhound Workers

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    On 17th June workers with Greyhound Recycling and Recovery arrived at work to be told that unless they agreed to a 35% reduction in their wages they could not clock in. The company had already hired security to ensure that the men could not enter their place of work and new agency workers immediately began carrying out their jobs. The 70 men affected said they were willing to work under their existing terms and conditions of employment but management refused their request. The men have been locked out of their jobs.
    Sign the online petition.

    European Commission Sectoral Social Dialogue Committee

    To read the latest report from the European Commission Sectoral Social Dialogue Committee meeting for the Audio Visual Sector click here

    Brían Ó’Suilleabháin

    Brían Ó’Suilleabháin is a graduate of the DIT Conservatory of Music and Drama and has a First Class Honours BA in Drama Performance. He has trained at both the Gaiety School of Acting and Bow Street Academy.  As an actor he has toured theatres across Ireland, Belgium, France, and Luxembourg, performing in productions of Shakespeare, children’s theatre and contemporary Irish drama. He is a native Irish speaker, avid cyclist and an accomplished trombone player. As a new member of Equity, he hopes to serve as a strong voice for the concerns of young actors and performers.

    Will Irvine

    Will Irvine has worked with many of Ireland’s leading theatre companies including The Abbey, The Gate and Rough Magic, playing roles such as Macbeth, Myles na Gopaleen and Satan. He has also appeared in Vikings, Titanic: Blood & Steel, The Tudors and The Clinic. He is represented by LBM.

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    Friday, 15 February 2008

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    To receive an application form or to apply for Equity membership please contact the
    Irish Equity Group Branch office at
    9th Floor,
    Liberty Hall,
    Dublin 1.
    Tel. 858 6403.
    PLEASE NOTE:  ALL APPLICATIONS MUST BE SENT DIRECTLY TO THE BRANCH OFFICE FOR CONSIDERATION. THERE WILL BE ABSOLUTELY NO EXCEPTIONS TO THIS RULE.

    To be considered for Equity membership you must complete the Application Form including information on:

    Training – includes Classes, Workshops and any full or part-time tuition undertaken. For Stage Management, training must include A.S.M. Work. Enclose copies of graduation certificates for any training done.
    Non-Paid Performing Experience – includes student and amateur productions. For Stage Management, work must be Back Stage or Technical.
    Paid Performing Experience – includes fringe productions, Extra-work in Equity productions, Non-Equity videos and film for which you received payment. Membership is generally secured by five Equity Contracts (two of which may be for commercials) or 25 weeks of Equity work. Enclose details and evidence of all paid work done, i.e. contracts, letters of engagement, etc.

    Have your application signed by two Equity members who are in benefit and who are known to you (this is not necessary for Student Applications).

    Please enclose C.V. and headshot (8×10 Black & White).
    Any additional information relevant to your application may be submitted on a separate sheet.

    Applications for Equity membership will not be considered unless the above conditions are fulfilled.

     

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