“A lesson in workers’ solidarity”: Dunnes anti-Apartheid strike 40 years on – interview with Karen Gearon
“Then here’s to the girls of Dublin City who stretched their hands across the sea, Their action surely is a lesson in workers’ solidarity.
Aiding genocide: Israeli-destined weaponry flies through Irish airspace unimpeded
By Donal Devlin Over the last 11 months our newsfeeds have been filled with devastating horror from Gaza. We’ve watched a genocide happen in
Review: Tsar to Lenin (1937) directed by Herman Axelbank
Reviewed by James McCabe It would be difficult to imagine an event that rocked the world and changed the course of history to the
Debate: The folly of rising and falling with Sinn Féin – a reply to Rupture & PBP
Last year we published an article titled ‘Sinn Féin, PBP and the question of a left government in Ireland’, critiquing a PBP pamphlet on
Right-wing populists seek to cynically exploit anger in rural Ireland
By Conor Payne The local and European elections saw successes for right-populist and far-right candidates. Part of this was the election of candidates who
India: Kolkata horror – fight back against sexual violence and exploitation
Content warning: this article discusses sexual violence of an extreme nature and may be triggering. The horrific rape and murder of Dr. Moumita Debnath
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