Another multi-national closes in pursuit of more profit
It was a question of ‘Walk, Walk’’ rather that ‘Talk, Talk’ as the telecoms/internet company of that name brutally consigned its workforce to the
The British Poll Tax: When mass non-payment defeated Thatcher
The following article is from Socialist View, the journal of the Socialist Party. It outlines the history and key lessons of the mass campaign
Protest Against Cuts to SNAs
A protest is being organised by the Alliance Against Cuts in Education (ACE) on September 14th at 4pm outside the Dail, to protest the cuts
Mortgage Crisis: Government blaming the victim
With hundreds of thousands of people in negative equity and struggling to pay their mortgages, the issue of revaluing peoples mortgages, or 'debt forgiveness'
Don’t pay the Household Tax
The government’s proposed Household Charge of €100 is the forerunner for water charges and a property tax on every home. A pensioner or low
Oil exploration contracts means another “Great Giveaway” of natural resources
Dublin’s Socialist Party MEP, Paul Murphy, who was assaulted by members of the Garda Siochana last week while taking part in a peaceful sitdown
The consequences of 9/11: A world turned upside down
We publish this article some days before the actual anniversary of 9/11 as a contribution to the discussions and debates taking place internationally on
World Economy: A new phase of the great recession
Fear of recession in the US, its credit rating downgrade and political dysfunction, not to mention the ongoing eurozone crisis, Japanese stagnation and slowdown