Socialism 101: Isn’t a free market the most efficient way to run an economy?
By Michael O’Brien Taking inspiration from pro-capitalist economists from Adam Smith in the late 18th century, through to Friedrich Hayek in the 20th, and
A warning – the fuel protests and the far right
By Laura Fitzgerald The far-right are giant frauds. Wielding language to portray themselves as on the side of “the people”, they seek to tap
‘Not One More’ – 30 women murdered in the North since 2020
By Harper Cleves CW: femicide, violence against women, misogyny, racism, queerphobia “Violence against women and girls is the shame of our society and we
Grounded at home but always thought global – Dom Parker (1968-2026)
By Manus Lenihan On Monday 13 April Dominic Parker passed away after nearly a year of serious illness. I first got to know Dom
No to Dublin City Council rent increases!
By Jonathan Diebold Renters in Dublin are being hit with a vicious one-two punch. While the Government attacks those in the private rental market
Fuel protests threatened with army – No repression against the right to protest
By Finghín Kelly As the protest by hauliers, agricultural contractors, and some farmers against fuel price increases reaches its third day, the government has
Limerick student forced to live in van while administration stalls on new accommodation
By Sean McInerney On 3 April, RTE reported on the case of 22-year-old student Conor Davidson, who is forced to live in a van
Iran war: Strategic shambles exposes criminal US imperialism to the world
By Peter O’Shea As the clock ticked closer to 8 pm EST on Tuesday evening, the world held its breath. Trump has given no