Love Parade catastrophe was preventable
Did the organizers stop at nothing for profits?20 people died in the horrific stampede at the July 24 Love Parade festival in the German
Stop the deportation of the Adeniran family
The Adeniran family who have lived in Ireland for many years are facing deportation to Nigeria after their High Court bid for asylum failed.
Riots expose reality of sectarianism
Fierce rioting erupted in Ardoyne after an Orange Order parade on 12 July and continued for three days. The period before, over and after
Capitalism has failed us – The case for socialism
Wages have been slashed, unemployment has exploded and our public services have been cut savagely as the economic crisis developed in Ireland. All of
Eircom: A crisis created by privatisation
Even based on the current economic situation and the massive rise in unemployment talk of 2,000 further job losses in Eircom is shattering for
Review: Labour in Irish History – One hundred years of a socialist classic
The publication of James Connolly’s Labour in Irish History 100 years ago this year was a landmark in the development of a socialist and Marxist
Otis Lifts attempting to smash union
Workers in Otis Lifts, members of the Technical Engineering Electrical Union, are now into the second week of their strike action. The strike was
China: Young workers lead the fightback
The host of strikes across many regions of China in recent weeks and months have served to once again highlight the brutal working conditions