Statement on Queen’s death, King’s ‘ascension’ and the British monarchy
On 8 September 2022, Queen Elizabeth II died, ending the longest reign of any British monarch. In Northern Ireland, her death, the events around
5,000 protest cost of living crisis in Cork
By Martina Stafford As bills keep on rising and the winter gets closer, up to 5,000 people gathered in Cork City on Saturday, 17
It’s a cost of survival crisis: Take on the profiteers
Text of the Socialist Party leaflet on the cost of living crisis. Ordinary people are beginning to fight back against the devastating cost of
Review: Accents by Emmet Kirwan
By Emily Belton Spoken word play Accents opened at the Project Arts Centre in Dublin on 11 September. Accents is written by Emmet Kirwan,
Socialism 101: Is it possible to change the world, or is socialism a utopian dream?
By Eddie McCabe “We live in capitalism. Its power seems inescapable. So did the divine right of kings.” – Ursula Le Guin Given the
China’s heatwave “the most severe ever recorded in the world”
Hong Liuxing, chinaworker.info Temperatures have risen as high as 45C degrees. Extreme heat of over 40C has been recorded for more than 70 days
The media-hyped case of bigot Enoch Burke
By Ollie Bell On 5 September, Enoch Burke was jailed for contempt of court. This was following an order by Judge Miriam O’Regan for
Workers deserve real cost of living pay rises!
Text of the Socialist Party leaflet on the public sector pay deal. The call was clear from workers across all the public service union