Stardust Inquest: After 42 years will the truth finally be acknowledged?
By Michael O’Brien The inquest, being heard in public, into the Stardust fire which on Valentine’s Day 1981 resulted in the deaths of 48
Trade union leaders listen up-industrial action works
By Conor Tormey With public sector pay negotiations happening in the coming months, workers are looking towards what should be fought for and what
Socialism 101: Why can’t we just reform capitalism?
By Eddie McCabe You don’t have to be a revolutionary to know there’s something profoundly wrong with the world we live in, and to
Postgraduate workers get organised against extreme precarity and low pay
By Daragh King The Postgraduate Workers Organisation (PWO) is the newly formed workers union for postgraduate researchers (PGRs1) in Ireland. The union was formed
The “rainbow capitalism” lie: Why LGBTQphobia is part of the system
By Conor Payne This Pride Month we will see, as we do every year, major companies putting out pride-themed advertising, changing their social media
World Relations: Hiroshima G7 Ramps Up US-China Cold War
By Chinaworker.info As expected these governments used this opportunity to ramp up pressure on China and Russia. A guest appearance by Ukraine’s leader Volodymyr
New Cold War: Irish military neutrality in the crosshairs
By Martina Stafford Since Putin’s brutal invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, the mainstream media in Ireland has been flooded with articles about the
Climate crisis: Out of the frying pan into the fire – El Niño is on its way
By Keishia Taylor A new report warns that the fast-approaching El Niño will bring unprecedented scorching temperatures globally. The next five years will almost