Climate crisis: The implications of Hurricane Ida
By Jesse Shussett, Socialist Alternative (our sister organisation in the United States) Imagine it’s 90 degrees outside, your wall-to-wall carpet is fully soaked in
Failure to invest in necessary infrastructure results in water contamination
By Conor Burke The quality of drinking water in Ireland has long been a topic of contention. Hardly a year goes by in which
Global supply chain chaos & the need for a rationally planned economy
By Dan O’Rourke The concept of ‘supply chains’ was once a relatively obscure topic that was only discussed on the pages of specialist trade
Review: Beautiful World, Where Are You by Sally Rooney
Reviewed by Harper Cleves Sally Rooney’s third novel, Beautiful World, Where Are You, was one of the most anticipated and hyped-up book releases in
North: Fight for genuinely integrated education
By Emma Ward This month sees the 40th anniversary of Lagan College, Northern Ireland’s first integrated school. Opening their doors in September 1981 they
Warehouse workers at the chokepoint: A Christmas crisis is labour’s opportunity
By Dan O’Rourke One of the core lessons of the pandemic has been that workers make society run. It certainly wasn’t billionaires, CEOs, landlords
Mexico-Decriminalisation of abortion in the Supreme Court: Important Victory in an ongoing battle
On Tuesday, September 7, in the midst of a series of demonstrations by the Mexican ultra-right — a staunch enemy of women’s rights —
Famine in Madagascar: Caused by climate change & capitalism
By Lucy Marron Madagascar is on the brink of the first famine in modern history to be driven by climate change according to experts.