Mental health crisis and the system
By Michael Shields In Ireland and across the world, people are grappling with a mental health crisis. According to Mental Health Ireland’s most recent
Support the locked out SK Biotek workers
By Michael O’Brien One hundred and fifty SK Biotek workers, members of SIPTU and Connect, have been locked out for a week by their
5 reasons to march on 5 December
By Manus Lenihan 60,000 people have joined the Facebook group “Protest Against Homelessness in Ireland,” pledging to march on December 5th, 12pm at the
Unfinished Business: For a Socialist Feminist Struggle to End Gender Violence
By Emma Quinn On 15 October a popular social media post in Ireland captured the prevalence of gender violence. The image showed nine headlines
NI general election: Pacts and polarisation
In Britain, the Brexit crisis will be a key issue in the general election. However, there will also be a clear clash of broader
Delfin: English Language Teachers strike for union recognition
By Katia Hancke “Like most labor battles, these strikes were about winning respect as much as anything else. More often than not, fights around
O’Devaney Gardens Sell Out by the Greens, Soc Dems and Labour
By Dan O’Rourke The ruling administration of Dublin City Council, composed of Fianna Fáil, Green Party, Social Democrats and Labour, have picked up from
Bolivia: No to the coup!
Fight the right-wing and imperialism throughout Latin America By Liberdade, Socialismo e Revolução – LSR (our sister organisation in Brazil) On Sunday afternoon (10