Can society be rid of anti-gay prejudice?
After decades and more of courageous and determined campaigning by sections of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community, same-sex civil partnership and
Nothing more to give – No to Croke Park II
“Nothing more to give” sums up the position of public sector workers who are struggling to survive in the midst of the never-ending economic
‘Two-pack agreement’ – more institutionalisation of austerity
It's now almost three years since European Commission President Barroso announced "a silent revolution in terms of stronger economic governance by small steps". This
History: The second world war for global power
The Nobel Peace Prize was last year awarded to the European Union for its role in “transforming most of Europe from a continent of
Property Tax: The war begins in earnest now
From this week the latest bitter austerity pill will be administered to our hard pressed low and middle income earners as letters arrive in
Action Plan 2013 – ‘The Gathering’ writ large
Another year and another instalment in the Action Plan for Jobs from the government. After the self-proclaimed sensational success that was the 2012 action
March 8th – the day of international working women’s solidarity
For over a hundred years, March 8th has been the day on which to commemorate the great struggles of working women for a better
Hugo Chavez dies – the struggle continues
Millions of Venezuelan workers, the poor and youth will mourn the death of Venezuelan president, Hugo Chavez on Tuesday 5 March. Thousands reportedly took