Soaring food inflation continues
By Councillor Brian McCarthy Budget 2026 is set to be announced on 7 October, the first budget of the coalition between Fianna Fail and
France: “Your repression is our determination” say protesters
By Philipp Chmel France is in turmoil. The expected fall of Bayrou on 8 September did not dampen the mood for the “Let’s block
250 years since his birth: Daniel O’Connell – a bourgeois liberal with conservative instincts
By James McCabe Daniel O’Connell, the leader of the 19th-century fight for Catholic Emancipation in Ireland, is revered by liberals as a champion of
Gaza genocide – a fault line exposing a rotten capitalist order
By Kevin McLoughlin With the Palestinian people facing a new offensive, the global solidarity movement needs to step up to try to end this
Socialism 101: If people work hard, don’t they deserve to be rich?
By Eddie McCabe The slogan ‘Billionaires Should Not Exist’ has become popular in recent years, and it’s one that all socialists would subscribe to.
20 years on – the fight for justice for Terence Wheelock continues
By Finn McKenna “My brother Terence was a fun-loving lad, everyone who knew him would all tell you the same thing. He loved life,
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Review: Carving The Stone by For Those I Love
By Kate Quinlan For Those I Love, the musical project of Dublin musician and spoken word artist David Balfe’s August release Carving the Stone