Q&A: How could socialism work?
Socialism is on the rise once again internationally as a new generation looks for an alternative to the inequality and injustice of capitalism. While
Invest in free education: No loan schemes, no fees!
By Megan Oglesby Since 2008, the Irish third level education system has been greatly suffering, with cuts to university funding approximating to a cumulative
Public transport: Oppose privatisation & race to the bottom
By Councillor Michael O’Brien Dublin Bus workers in SIPTU and the NBRU have accepted the pay offer of 11.25% over three years that emanated
Weak government faces “Winter of discontent”
A coil can only be pushed back so much before it recoils and that’s what’s happening now as demands for pay increases are smacking
US Presidential election & the need for a party of the 99%
By Cillian Gillespie The US Presidential election has taken a dramatic twist with the coming to light of a secret recording of Donald Trump
Repeal the 8th: Build a momentum to win
Conference of Abortion Rights Movement needed
Homelessness & drug addiction – deteriorating crises
By Fiona O’Loughlin The scale of the crises in housing and drug addiction is becoming more and more evident on our streets. A striking
Israel: Shimon Peres and the ‘peace dove’ myth
A life spent defending capitalism, militarism and the national oppression of Palestinians