25 years since Palestinian anger exploded in the Second Intifada
By Donal Devlin Twenty-five years ago this month, Palestinians living under military occupation rose in mass revolt against the Israeli State. This was the
United States: The killing of Charlie Kirk and the vengeful MAGA backlash
By Sam Casey The chilling footage of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, with a bullet to the neck as he spoke to a crowd at a
Over 16,000 in emergency accommodation – the trauma of the housing crisis
By Martin Murphy The depth of the state’s ongoing failure to fix the housing crisis has reached a new low. On Friday, 29 August,
Nepal’s ‘Gen Z’ rise up: Prime Minister resigns after deadly crackdown
By Serge Jordan Barely two weeks after Indonesia broke out in mass protests, it is now Nepal’s turn to face the wrath of its
Block everything: For strike action against Gaza genocide and Irish State complicity
By Patrick O’Connor Around the world, people are watching this genocide with horror, disbelief and rage. Just as enraging is the complicity of Western
“Jealousy” and “begrudgery” – the last refuge of the Irish influencer
By Kate Quinlan The backlash against Irish influencers attending Electric Picnic on Coca Cola’s dime has exposed something uncomfortable: the fragility of performative politics
Strike against Gaza holocaust – shut down the system of genocide
Text of Socialist Party leaflet The images speak for themselves. Two years of Israel’s genocidal terror in Gaza has destroyed Palestinian society – the
Irish artists in the crosshairs of pro-Zionist British establishment
By Finn McKenna To turn the old Buffalo Springfield lyric on its head; “There’s something happening here, and what it is is exactly clear!”