Secular Sunday #5 – Make Your Voice Heard
Wakey Wakey! It's time for another Secular Sunday. First things first: TODAY at 2:00 pm, Atheist Ireland presents "Is Anything Sacred?", a public discussion of Irish and international blasphemy laws. Our speakers are two world-class experts on blasphemy law: Austin Dacey, Ph.D. from New York, who represents the International Humanist ...
Secular Sunday #4 – You Gotta Fight For Your Rights
It's time for another Secular Sunday, the online weekly newsletter of Atheist Ireland. In this issue: News Upcoming Events Young People These Days (more…)
Five Steps to Civil Rights in a Secular Ireland
These are five steps to civil rights in a secular Ireland. Atheist Ireland is lobbying to promote these proposals on an ongoing basis. We welcome any feedback before we send the final version of this list to all TDs and Senators. Overview Atheist Ireland wants a secular Irish State, ...
Secular Sunday #3 – Get involved
It's time for what you've been waiting for all week: the latest issue of Secular Sunday! In this issue: News Upcoming Events Homegrown Talent (more…)
Secular Sunday #2 – Get Your Diaries Ready
Hello and welcome to the second issue of Secular Sunday, the weekly newsletter of Atheist Ireland. We've had a lot of positive feedback about our first issue. Thanks to all those who provided encouragement, suggestions and offers of help. In this issue: Atheist Ireland News Upcoming Events Around the Web ...
Secular Sunday #1 – Review of 2011 and Plans for 2012
Greetings, Fellow Atheists: Happy New Year, and welcome to Secular Sunday, the new weekly newsletter of Atheist Ireland. It will include details of events, activities, news items and other relevant topics. This first issue is devoted to a review of our main activities during 2011 and our plans for 2012. ...
The really, truly True Believer™ of the Month Award December 2011
This month we learn from a study conducted in University of B.C. that the only group Religious people trust as little as rapists is.... you guessed it.... Atheists. The study showed that such people think Atheists good enough to do waitressing but not any job which requires any level of ...