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CATU South Wicklow-Wexford has launched a phone and email picket against the corporate landlord Patchflow Ltd (formerly Lava Capital) due to the abysmal living conditions in Hazelwood estate and the uncertain housing future of at least 37 of the 125 households in the community.
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Two Dublin republicans, Isobella Perrie Sullivan and Simon Ó Donnabháin, were arrested on July 22nd and subsequently appeared in court, charged with facilitating the movement of what Gardaí described as a "highly sophisticated" bomb.
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The 1916 Rising commemoration march by the Republican Socialist Youth Movement (RSYM) was attacked by PSNI, leading to arrests, and eventually, charges for 4 young members of the group.
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Nationality grows from the material fact that nations exist as economically linked social groupings of people, bound by a common means of national production and reproduction - language... If the national language dies, so with it does the nation.
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The Slievenamon fires are a serious education in what happens when you refuse to understand your own environment and refuse to decolonise.
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Since 2025, the Government has cut funding for foetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD) by 86%, delayed warning labels on alcohol until 2028, and left up to 400k people without adequate support, with thousands more to be born with it in the coming years.
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CATU Wexford has issued an urgent call for the working class to mobilize against 30 eviction notices issued by the for-profit Arklow IPAS center.
A gathering of the secretive “Dialog” society, founded by technofascist Peter Thiel, will be held in Ireland from the 12-16 August at the Powerscourt Hotel in Enniskerry, as revealed by the Ditch.
On the 27th of June 2026, a socialist republican protest took place in Derry outside Strand Road Police Station calling for the release of Niall Sheerin and against the Multi-Agency Review Assessment (MARA) process, which is a form of modern-day internment.
Aontacht Media sat down with Siúrtán Ó Priongalóid for a tell-all interview about the state of the trade union movement in Ireland, in which he draws on his experiences as Chair of Mandate Youth to expose the bureaucratic hold that fat-cat management have on the workers’ struggle.
This article will look at different examples from the immense, if imperfect, history of socialism in the hope of encouraging constructive thought and discussion among Irish socialists on a topic of undeniable relevance today.
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Socialist republicans and left-wing activists were met with violence during their peaceful occupation of the Department of Tourism and Sport on the 29th of July. Their aim was to secure a meeting with the Minister of Sport, Patrick O’Donovan.
The construction of a €3 billion data centre complex around 10 times the size of Croke park by Herbata Ltd. approximately 2km outside Naas town centre is continuing to spark backlash after planning permission approval by Kildare County Council in August 2025.
Left-wing activists from the Tonn na Clé organisation have called on Galway City Council to protect Shantalla Park.
On July 18, socialist republicans from Conradh na Saoirse Náisiúnta (CSN) and BDS Belfast disrupted a “pinkwashing” event with the PSNI held by Belfast Pride.
Socialist republicans from Lasair Dhearg have paintbombed a racist mural erected by unionists in Newtownabbey.
On June 15 this year, The Phoenix Magazine announced that it would be ending publication after 43 years in print.
Britain’s new state-threat designation of the IRGC has come into force after passing both Houses of Parliament without a recorded vote. No clear position on the measure has been publicly established from the SDLP, Alliance or Provisional Sinn Féin.
With a population comparable to Tallaght but spread over nine times the land, Greater Drogheda’s parishes, civic groups, and leftists have launched a three-pronged attack against the bureaucratic red tape delaying the regeneration and reorganisation of the Boyneside.
Aontacht Media sat down with Máire Mhic an Fhailí, a known legend in activist spaces up North, active in various social movements since her 20s. She is now 75 and shows no signs of slowing down.
Sallins Man Osgur Breatnach, a survivor of the Irish State's most authoritarian era yet, will head to the Criminal Courts of Justice on Tuesday 21 July to have his wrongful prosecution formally certified a miscarriage of justice.
The family of jailed anti-war philanthropist Fergie Chambers has launched an urgent international campaign calling on supporters to pressure Spanish embassies worldwide, following his transfer to a maximum-security prison in Madrid today.
The interview lasted over four hours. There were no talking points, no preconditions on what could be discussed. The filmmakers were given access to the entirety of the Palacio de la Revolución.