Review: The Oligarch’s Nightmare by David Mach
The Oligarch’s Nightmare by David MachGalway International Arts Festival, July 17th to July 30th Reviewed by Conor Burke The Oligarch’s Nightmare by Scottish artist
Obituary: Sinéad O’ Connor, Shuhada’ Sadaqat (1966-2023)
By Aislinn O’ Keeffe There is no combination of words that could contain the spirit of Sinéad O’Connor, known in her personal life as
Elections in Spanish State: Stalemate and polarisation
By John Hird Around the world, the socialist movement will be asking, given the social conditions in the Spanish state, with 2.8 million in
Review: Eldorado: Everything the Nazis Hate directed by Benjamin Cantu
By Conor Payne Netflix’s new documentary Eldorado: Everything the Nazis Hate shows us a moment in time when, during Germany’s Weimar Republic (1918-1933), there
In hot water: The devastating impact of rising ocean temperatures
By Oisin Hill “The ocean is hotter than ever, what happens next?,” begins a news article published in May of this year by Nature,
Government attempts to drum up support for militarisation and war
By Jonathan Diebold There was much clutching of pearls in the Dáil over the last several months as Socialist Party TD Mick Barry challenged
United States: Actors join writers on strike against greedy studios
By David Rhoades, Socialist Alternative (our sister organisation in the United States) On July 13, SAG-AFTRA (Screen Actors Guild – American Federation of Television
Water workers strike for guarantees over terms and conditions
By Robert Cosgrave In mid-July, over 100 local authority water workers in multiple councils organised in Unite took three days of strike action. The