Review: Strike – An Uncivil War directed by Daniel Gordon
Reviewed by Thomas Carmichael On the morning of 18 June 1984, a scorching summer’s day, 5,000 striking miners gathered on the fields overlooking the
Where now for Sinn Féin after its disastrous election?
By Eddie McCabe Sinn Féin had been declining in opinion polls for months before the local and European elections, and it was clear to
A strike for a cost of living pay increase: Solidarity with Aer Lingus pilots
By Finghín Kelly and Sean Burns Members of the Irish Air Line Pilots’ Association (IALPA) in Aer Lingus voted by 97.7% for industrial action.
Tell John Moran: Limerick Is Not For Sale!
The vulture funds’ John Moran has been elected the mayor of Limerick. The position might be a first in Irish history, but with Moran
Local & Euro elections 2024: SF crashes, far right make gains, but Govt triumphalism misplaced
By Conor Payne The local and European elections in the south of Ireland elections are being hailed as a victory for “the centre” –
State of Palestine recognised – why the Irish Government took this decision
By Donal Devlin The Irish Government’s decision to recognise the State of Palestine – relenting to the enormous pressure from below to take some
The global campus revolt in solidarity with Palestine
By Summer Conneely The student encampments that began in Columbia University have spread across the globe and caught the attention of many. The direct
76 years since Nakba – Gaza genocide must end
Text of the Socialist Party leaflet for tomorrow’s Palestinian solidarity protest The genocidal slaughter continues. 43,000 murdered in seven months. Many more are wounded