Peace and Neutrality Alliance

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Peace and Neutrality Alliance
Irish: Comhaontas na Síochana is Neodrachta

Formation	1996
Type	NGO
Headquarters	17 Castle Street, Dalkey, Co. Dublin, Ireland
Chairman	Roger Cole
Website	www.pana.ie

Peace and Neutrality Alliance (PANA) (Irish: Comhaontas na Síochana is Neodrachta) is an Irish anti-war grouping and a lobby group which campaigns to protect Irish neutrality. It was involved in a number of campaigns such as those against the State of Israel, against the Iraq War, against the use of Shannon Airport by the US military, and against the Republic of Ireland participating in the NATO-linked Western European Union (WEU).^[1]

It was involved in campaigns against the European Union's EU Battlegroup and European Union treaties which it believed would compromise Irish neutrality such as the Amsterdam Treaty, the Nice Treaty and the Lisbon Treaty.^[2]

The chairperson and spokesperson for PANA is the Labour Party member Roger Cole.^[3] who is the public face of PANA, making contributions and submissions to various Oireachtas Committees such as the National Forum on Europe and the Committee on European Affairs.^[4]

Rev. is the president and former CND spokesman Bruce Kent is an honorary vice-president of PANA.

PANA is supported by a variety of other trade union, religious, pressure and political groups such as the Green Party, An Conradh Ceilteach, Sinn Féin, Irish National Congress, , , , National Platform, Communist Party of Ireland, , Dublin Council of Trade Unions, and Workers' Party of Ireland.

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External links[]

• Peace and Neutrality Alliance official website