Action now on Youth Suicide
Pieta House, an organisation dealing with prevention of suicide and selfharm, is reporting an increase in the numbers of, particularly young, people, who are
Up in the polls – Are Labour a radical alternative?
An IPSOS/MRBI poll published in June in the Irish Tines showed Labour as themost popular party in the state with 32% support. This had
G20 betrays commitments to world’s poor
The latest G20 summit in Toronto scandalously cost an estimated $1 billion! An incredible sum of money and an even more incredible slap in
The recession is over? Don’t believe the hype!
The government, the media and various economists all trumpeted recently released figures that apparently show that the Irish economy came out of recession in
Mass Protest Sweeps France
On Thursday 24 June, about two million workers took to the streets in about 200 cities and towns of France in a national day
Lust for Profits caused BP oil disaster
“It is as enraging as it is heartbreaking, and we will not relent until this leak is contained, until the waters and shores are
ESB workers – Vote no to rotten pension deal
The ESB staff pension fund has a €2 billion deficit. In putting forward new pension proposals management and the group of unions (GOU) argue
No support for the implementation of Croke Park
The passing of the Croke Park Agreement represents an important setback for public sector workers and the working class as a whole. If this