Justice for the Stardust 48—Courageous campaigning by Stardust families results in unlawful killing verdict
By Michael O’Brien The verdict of unlawful death by a jury in the coroner’s court after a hearing that commenced a year ago marks
Gaza genocide and the need for revolutionary socialist change
By James McCabe With all eyes now on the escalating tension between Israel and Iran, the world’s attention is shifting away from the genocide
A crisis in International Socialist Alternative (ISA)
Content warning: abuse, betrayal of survivors This statement is issued by the Faction to Defend Safeguarding, Socialist Feminism and Internal Democracy (SSFID), an organised
Capitalism and the care crisis
By Emma Quinn During the recent referendums on Family and Care a powerful grassroots movement emerged. Led by disability activists and carers, the movement
Local & European elections – stand against the far-right threat
By Finn McKenna The local and European elections on 7 June will have a different dynamic than previous such elections, due to the significantly
In the Dáil and on the streets – how can we defeat hate crime?
By Finghin Kelly The killing of Josip Strok has shockingly brought home the reality of hate crime. Josip was from Croatia and was with
Campaigning and pressure delivers: Tory-style Green Paper on disability “reform” scrapped
By Stephen Morrison Another massive win for disability activists came on 12 April 2024, when Minister for Social Protection Heather Humphreys announced that the
Dirty, discoloured water in Cork—The price of creeping privatisation
By Councillor Brian McCarthy For the last 18 months, people in communities across Cork City have had to cope with dirty, discoloured water coming