Galway Volunteers Join Urgent Climate March in Dublin Tomorrow

UPDATE: Tomorrow, September 23, 2023, Galway volunteers and students are set to participate in a significant national climate march in Dublin. A bus full of Trócaire volunteers from Galway, along with members of the University of Galway Students’ Union, will depart for this urgent event.

The march will kick off at 1 PM from the Garden of Remembrance in Dublin, coinciding with a global day of action for climate justice. This collaborative effort aims to raise awareness and demand immediate action against climate change, a pressing issue affecting communities worldwide.

Molly Hickey, the Environment and Sustainability Officer with the University of Galway Students’ Union, emphasizes the importance of their participation. “We believe it’s crucial to stand up for our planet and advocate for sustainable practices,” Hickey stated. As climate-related events become more frequent and severe, the urgency for collective action has never been greater.

This march not only highlights local commitment but also connects Galway residents with a larger movement pushing for environmental justice. The impact of climate change is felt globally, and actions taken now will define the future of our planet.

As the event approaches, crowds are expected to gather, reflecting a shared commitment to protecting our environment. Participants are encouraged to share their experiences on social media, amplifying the message of climate action far beyond Dublin.

Stay tuned for live updates and coverage as this vital event unfolds. The collective voice of Galway’s youth and volunteers aims to resonate loudly in the capital, making it clear that the fight for climate justice is more urgent than ever.