Oppose the draconian and racist attacks on the rights of naturalised citizens
By Jonathan Diebold Why did a bill ostensibly on judges’ pensions, crammed through the Dáil at breakneck pace, raise serious concerns with human rights
Ban on puberty blockers in UK to be kept: Labour’s transphobia exposed
By Conor Tormey Last week, Wes Streeting, the Labour Party Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, announced that the Labour government would
Aer Lingus: Industrial action wins concessions on pay and conditions for pilots
By Mick Barry The Aer Lingus pilots dispute has been the largest clash between the forces of capital and the forces of labour seen
Far-right defeated in France, while left-wing alliance comes first
The far right’s defeat in the second round of the Assembly elections in France will be greeted with jubilance by people of colour, women,
Tories crushed while Labour gets “loveless landslide” – build a working class struggle for real, socialist change
By Ann Katrin Orr The hated Tory government was kicked out of power on Thursday. There was much satisfaction in watching some of the
Public housing – money and 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
Sudan: Counter-revolutionary violence brings humanitarian disaster
By Sam Casey In 2019 the Sudanese masses rose up in a mass revolutionary movement, sweeping away the President of nearly 30 years Omar
Privatisation leads to dirty, discoloured water in Cork
By Mick Barry TD Reviewing the Cork City North West local election contest on 31 May the Irish Examiner wrote: “Big issues also include