Young workers hit by two-tier pay system
By Cllr Michael O’Brien The pressure is building up for a restoration of public service pay after a succession of attacks during the economic
End the abuse of animal act circuses
By Carah Daniel Animal act circuses are a horrific form of animal abuse and exploitation. No wild animal should be trapped in a tiny
Bar workers face poverty pay as publican profits soar
By Terry Murphy In the last eight years there has been an ongoing attack on the pay and conditions of workers across all sectors,
Repressive EU strengthens “Fortress Europe”
By Laura Fitzgerald Imperialist intervention into the Middle East by the US and key EU powers, aided by the Irish state with warplanes refuelling
No amendments, no “Citizens’ Convention”: Repeal the 8th now
By Ruth Coppinger TD The demand for Repeal of the 8th amendment abortion ban is growing throughout Irish society. It has become a key
How long can Kenny’s government last?
By Kevin McLoughlin After the election Enda Kenny strutted around repeating to himself, “I’m still the Taoiseach”. It’s taken two months but now
“Bold, brave, undaunted”: James Connolly’s socialist legacy
On May 12 1916, a fatally wounded James Connolly was brought by military ambulance to Kilmainham Jail and was later that day carried by
The Marxist left, the national conflict and the Palestinian struggle
Article written by members of the Socialist Struggle Movement, the sister organisation of the Socialist Party in Israel-Palestine. The article outlines how the struggle