Full solidarity with the school secretaries & caretakers on strike
After decades of lobbying politicians, writing letters, and gaining widespread support – with over 26,000 pledges of support from the public – 2,300 secretaries
Endometriosis, medical misogyny, and capitalism
By Marie-Claire Jennequin Medical misogyny – the systemic devaluation of women’s (and people assigned female at birth’s) pain, symptoms, and autonomy – is a
Historic potential – 700,000 sign up to new left party in Britain
By Niall Dooris On the day that Palestine Action was disgracefully proscribed as a terrorist organisation by the UK government, Zarah Sultana made a
Residents organise to stop more Manna delivery drones invading Dublin 15
By Drew Frayne The recent rash of delivery-drone flights over Dublin 15 is now being opposed by a local community group Drone Action D15.
Epstein scandal consuming Trump regime
By James McCabe For over a month now, much of the news cycle has been dominated by the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, and Trump’s close
Review: Euro-Country by CMAT – a pop anthem of political manipulation and collective memory
By Carla Grainger In her latest release, ‘Euro-Country’, Meath-born singer-songwriter CMAT has delivered not just a pop song, but a fierce act of cultural
Anti-racist protests in Dublin – important steps in the fight against racism
By Summer Conneely Last weekend saw three anti-racist protests in the aftermath of a brutal racist assault on an Indian national in Kilnamanagh, Tallaght.
Why does my guilty pleasure feel like a case study in coercive control? – love as labour on ‘Love Island’
By Kate Quinlan and Carla Grainger We used to call Love Island our guilty pleasure. Now the guilt is doing most of the heavy