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Opposing the capitalist hellscape – why we joined Solidarity

Below a number of those that have joined Solidarity recently explain why they joined us. “We’re living in a world marked by violence, discrimination, exploitation, and countless other forms of injustice. Despite the rhetoric of right-wing politicians seeking to justify these conditions,

Aug 6, 2026

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Site recovering from an attack

Our website is currently experiencing some difficulties, as we are recovering from a recent cyber attack. In particular, images previously on the website have been deleted by the attackers. We have recovered from the attack, taken measures to prevent future attacks, and are

Jul 21, 2014

Theory & History·Uncategorized

History: “We want bread, but we want roses too!”

The 1912 strike in the textile mills in Lawrence, Massachusetts, known as the Bread and Roses strike, was one of the most important industrial struggles of the 20th century.

Jun 27, 2014

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5 Years since Dell closure in Limerick

[box type=”info” ]This month marks 5 years since Dell closed their factory in Limerick, resulting in Limerick becoming the biggest unemployment blackspot in the country, with twice the national rate of unemployment. Below we publish a Socialist Party leaflet published at the

Jan 22, 2014

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AAA candidate debates against new anti-immigrant party

The above is a clip from the Tipp Today show on Tipp FM where Anti-Austerity Alliance candidate, and member of the Socialist Party, Cian Prendiville, debates against a representative from a new anti-immigrant party ‘National Independent Party’. The AAA stands for a

Jan 17, 2014

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Review: Christmas 1914 – when troops stopped fighting

[author ]Jimmy Haddow is an activist with the Socialist Party Scotland, CWI. This article was first published in Socialism Today.[/author] A small antidote to the misinformation about World War One the ruling class will unleash. We are on the cusp of the

Jan 3, 2014

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Property & water taxes – What’s needed now to fight austerity?

As the property tax is set to double and water charges are being prepared, Cllr Ruth Coppinger looks back over the campaign against the property tax and on the type of campaign needed now to fight austerity.

Dec 6, 2013

Featured Articles·Uncategorized·World News

After Nelson Mandela – continue the struggle for freedom & equality

Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela is rightly revered worldwide as a statesman ranking along great figures of history like Martin Luther King. He is recognised for his role in the defeat of one of the most reviled regimes on the planet and one the

Dec 6, 2013

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Review: The Risen People by James Plunkett

The Risen People, playing at the Abbey Theatre until February, follows the lives of a group of working-class Dubliners through the heroism and suffering of the 1913 lockout.

Dec 5, 2013

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Bryan Dobson ‘idiots’ comment underlines RTE’s lack of impartiality

Bryan Dobson’s reference to peaceful protesters, live on national television, as ‘idiots’ was an absolute disgrace. Despite the fact that the interviewee didn’t seem too bothered by them, Dobson cut the interview short. It highlighted the total lack of impartiality which pervades

Nov 28, 2013

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Youth Guarantee – a guaranteed failure

At the same time as cutting €35 million directly from young people in Budget 2014, the government proudly announced €14 million for its Youth Guarantee scheme. The spin suggesting that this would seriously tackle youth unemployment only added insult to the injury

Nov 27, 2013

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