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The colours of the Palestinian flag will light up Derry's Guildhall on November 29 to show the city's solidarity with the people of Palestine.
The Clonmel Friends of Palestine have organised a march in Clonmel to support the people of Gaza.
The march will be held in Clonmel on Saturday November 18 at 2.30pm at the Main Guard.
There will be a march for peace, and a demand for a ceasefire will be made.
The organising group said there would be speeches at the event.
”We are looking most importantly for a display of the solidarity and recognition that together, peace can be achieved when we are united in our demand.Please bring your flags, symbols of peace and solidarity and together make a statement, that humanity and peace be returned to the people of Palestine,” said one of the organisers of the event.
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