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Stop the fascist Irving

By Richard Manton ON 19 March, the convicted Holocaust-denier and fascist David Irving will try to speak at NUI Galway. In March last year, Irving attempted to speak at UCC in Cork, but was stopped by the Stop Irving Campaign initiated by
Mar 8, 2009

Harney butchers healthcare in Mid West

By Cian Prendiville IN A report published in January, plans were announced to effectively close the casualty departments in Ennis, Nenagh and St. John's (Limerick) hospitals, replacing them with nurse-led minor injury units, unable to treat emergencies.
Feb 25, 2009

Impact’s response to pay cut

Fighting the pay cut: McLoone makes no impact! By Tadhg Kenehan THE RESPONSE of the IMPACT leaders to the attack by the government on the wages of public sector workers has demonstrated bankruptcy at the heart of the leadership.  
Feb 25, 2009

CPSU mobilises members to defeat levy

By Denis Keane, CPSU Executive THE ANNOUNCEMENT of a “pension levy" on public sector workers has been met with a wave of anger by civil service and public sector workers. The reality for public sector workers the majority of whom earn €35,000
Feb 25, 2009

United action can defeat the pay cuts

By Stephen Boyd TRADE UNION activists in the public sector have reported widespread anger at Brian Cowen’s draconian pay cut of €1.4 billion. Amongst lower paid public sector workers there is seething anger at the scale of the pay cuts, which will
Feb 25, 2009

DELL – workers win increased redundancy

By Conor Payne A MONTH after announcing 1,900 redundancies in Limerick, Dell has been forced to make important concessions to workers. Workers have succeeded in forcing the company to provide a better redundancy package, increasing the cap from 52 to 104 weeks
Feb 25, 2009

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Divide & Rule pamphlet by Peter Hadden

Divide & Rule: Labour & the Partition of Ireland