A SUMMIT HOSTED by a US software company with ties to Israel that was due to take place in Croke Park has been postponed.
The postponement has been welcomed by the Ireland-Palestine Solidarity Campaign (IPSC), with the organisation noting that several prominent figures within the GAA spoke out against the summit.
The event, Red Hat Summit: Connect 2024, was due to be held in Croke Park on 17 September and hosted by the aforementioned Red Hat, a US software company owned by IBM.
Intel, EY, HP, and eir evo are among the summit’s sponsors.
However, the webpage outlining details of the summit has been updated to state that the event has been postponed and that a “new date and location will be announced when confirmed”.
Current and former Dublin Gaelic footballers, including Jack McCaffrey, Philly McMahon, and Michael Darragh MacAuley, told the Business Post that the event should not go …