Public housing – money & land is there, political will isn’t
By Robert Cosgrave The worst housing crisis in the history of the state goes from one catastrophic figure to another. Over 14,000 people in
Bangladesh: Mass uprising forces Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to flee
By Serge Jordan Bangladesh is experiencing a spectacular acceleration of history. On Monday, August 5, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned and fled the capital
North: Oppose the lies and violence of the far right – build a movement of anti-fascist resistance
CW racism; Islamophobia; racist violence; gender violence *As this statement was being finalised, news broke that homes have now been attacked in North Belfast.
Six week UCC Palestine solidarity encampment wins important concessions
By Mikey Rose, participant in the UCC encampment and Socialist Party member In the last ten months, the global response to the genocide in
Right wing lies target athletes at Olympics
By Conor Tormey *trigger warning* Transphobia, misogyny Since the start of the 2024 Paris Olympics right-wing queerphobic attacks have permeated the event. This includes
Kenya in revolt: What’s fueling the uprising?
By Cathal Curran For over a month, massive protests have engulfed Kenya, with large demonstrations taking place in 43 out of the 47 counties.
Sinn Féin, immigration and a further shift to the right – PBP should cease advocating for SF
By Eddie McCabe Sinn Féin’s official review of its poor results in the local and European elections not surprisingly singled out immigration as being
Lough Neagh: A case study in how capitalism kills the environment
By Oisín Hill Lough Neagh, Ireland’s largest body of freshwater, and the source of 40% of the North’s drinking water, is set for another