After years of wage restraint: Dublin Bus workers move into action
The strike action by Dublin Bus workers is about achieving a decade of pay justice and should be supported by all workers.
A referendum is a real citizens’ assembly
Irish politics this summer has been dominated by the widespread and ever more vocal outcry for Repeal of the 8th Amendment. No matter how
“Leprechaun economics” creates fictitious growth
Suspend your sense of disbelief – Ireland's economy “grew” by a staggering 26.3% in GDP in 2015.
The €13 billion question- Government support Apple’s tax dodging
Seize the €13 billion- Invest in homes, jobs and public services
Britain: The Corbyn insurgency 2.0
Jeremy Corbyn appears to be on course to be re-elected as Labour leader in September. But the bitter right-wing struggle against him shows there
A New Feminist Wave?
Why we need an anti-capitalist & socialist women’s movement
¡A Las Barricadas! 80 Years On: Spain’s Revolutionary Struggle
This July marks the 80 years since the fascist coup d’etat in Spain that was met with an heroic revolutionary upsurge by the working
Maser and the Project Arts Centre Mural
On the 8 July Maser’s “Repeal the 8th” mural went up on the extierior of Project Arts Centre (PAC). It stood out in temple