History: “We want bread, but we want roses too!”
The 1912 strike in the textile mills in Lawrence, Massachusetts, known as the Bread and Roses strike, was one of the most important industrial
Passing of Housing Bill will kick 50,000 families off Housing Waiting Lists
The Housing Bill which will be voted on today is one of the most regressive and anti-social pieces of legislation introduced by this or
Housing crisis: Establishment parties to blame
A series of articles that have been carried in the mainstream media recently have exposed the human face of the growing housing crisis in
Review: Capital in the Twenty-First Century – Thomas Picketty
The serious strategists of capitalism vaguely recognise that the future of capitalism is threatened by growing inequality. When the head of the IMF and
Iraq: Isis jihadists capture more territory
Only organised, united working class can end war and social misery.
Medical card debacle – free healthcare for all!
“An attempt to improve the medical card system, to bring fairness and equity to the system” is the justification spewed by Health Minister James
Gerry Conlon – victim of capitalist repression & fighter
The death of Gerry Conlon in Belfast has been met with mass sympathy across the world as people are reminded of the vile injustice
Right to strike under threat
If this goes unchallenged it represents a reversal for the trade union movement of a principle won in legislation over 100 years ago that