ICTU must back non-payment
By Stephen Boyd ICTU’s biennial conference passed a motion opposing the implementation of water charges. However, this decision was opposed by the leaderships of
Market failure sees homelessness sky rocket
By Dave Murphy The government’s failure to act on the homelessness crisis means the situation has now gotten so bad that at a recent
Collusion: The British state’s dirty war
By Daniel Waldron Recent documentaries have once again thrown light upon the murky world of collusion between the British state and paramilitaries in Northern
EU referendum: “OXI” to a bankers’ Europe
By Ciaran Mulholland Tory Prime Minister David Cameron has pledged to hold an “in-out” referendum on the European Union (EU) in Britain and Northern
Rosa Luxemburg’s “Junius Pamphlet”
Review of a socialist classic
EuroStat Test: A victory for anti-water charge campaigners, government now in crisis
· Boycott is sinking Irish Water, mass movement forced concession from government · Increased Boycott of
Organised left force or disparate Independents?
By Laura Fitzgerald “Independents / Others” are consistently featuring in the polls on an equivalent or stronger basis than some traditional parties of the
Britain: Right wing rattled by Jeremy Corbyn
“Jeremy Corbyn ‘on course to come top’ in the Labour leadership election” declared the New Statesman on 15 July, 2015. Following leaked polling which