US – A graphic picture of decline
New book charts economic, social and political decay of America “No one can say when the unwinding began – when the coil that
Young people in Ireland, like cattle, are being brought up for export
Today sees the publication of a report by the UCC Émigré project which graphically shows the devastation caused by emigration.
Repeal the 8th amendment
This Saturday will see the second annual March for Choice. Mass mobilisation is crucial to ensure the government’s attempt to wash its hands of the
One hundred years ago in Dublin: workers’ struggles and solidarity
On this day one hundred years last Friday – September 20, 1913 – Dublin City and parts of the county is in the throes
Seanad Éireann – its origins and conservative role
A referendum on the abolition of Seanad Éireann is taking place on the 4th October. It is a referendum that is cynically being
Parades & protests: Sectarian politicians deliver only conflict
Events of the weekend of 9 August to the 11th shone a spotlight on the sectarian landscape of Northern Ireland in 2013. There was
Can the Seanad be reformed?
This government has been at war against working people since it came to power. It is clear that we need to oppose this government
Prostitutes facing state harassment in Limerick
The last months have seen a disgusting campaign of stigmatisation and vilification of prostitutes in Limerick. Local business owners, such as rugby star Jerry