50 years after Kingsmill – lessons written in blood
Fifty years ago, on the evening of 5 January 1976, twelve workers were travelling home by minibus when they were stopped at Kingsmill, near
Gaza: Aid agencies banned as genocide continues
By Finn McKenna The new year arrived with more misery, violence and little hope for the people of Gaza. 2026 sees the besieged people
No to Trump’s imperialist oil grab in Venezuela
By Michael O’Brien Months of piracy in the Caribbean, which saw US forces sink 20 small Venezuelan vessels, and the resulting murder of scores
Review: Words for My Comrades: A Political History of Tupac Shakur by Dean Van Nguyen
Reviewed by James McCabe It’s hard to name a rapper who has had more of an influence on popular culture than Tupac Shakur. There
Save the Complex!
By Jonathan Diebold What the hell is happening to cultural spaces in Dublin? Where can artists even work anymore? From studios, to music venues,
Draconian invasion of privacy: Government backs biometrics bill
By Alex McGrath A bill has received government approval to allow Gardaí to use biometric recognition technologies. Known as the Garda Síochána (Recording Devices)
Emergency action needed – support the Palestine Solidarity hunger strikers
By Eva Martin It’s now over five weeks since eight imprisoned Palestine solidarity activists began a coordinated hunger strike across British prisons. Five of
Fighting green imperialism and the threat of fossil fascism
By Philipp Chmel While the world is burning, the rulers of this capitalist hellscape continue to carry out, support and enable the ongoing genocides