18-Year-Old Charged For Patsy O’Hara Shirt Re-Released On Bail

Derryman Christopher ‘Crippy’ Dillon re-released after being detained by Crown Forces for violating bail conditions set after he was charged for wearing a t-shirt commemorating Patsy O’Hara on the Twelfth of July 2026.

The John Bull Market: London’s Continued Grip On Ireland

Though a great deal is often placed in economic analysis on the influence that US FDI exerts over the economy, the continued exertion of British financial control is often overlooked.

Captain Moonlight: How The State Still Enables The British Aristocracy

Over a hundred years later, large estates and the remaining landlord interests of families of British aristocratic origin still figure prominently in the Irish landscape and, in some cases, the rental economy.

By The Numbers - Cork City’s Dereliction Crisis

The City of Cork remains scarred by vacant and derelict properties that sit idle, while thousands struggle to find housing. Notably, anti-dereliction campaigners documented approximately 450 derelict units within two kilometres of the city centre.

General Strike Potential? Public Sector Shuts Down Ireland in Historic Strike

Over 300,000 workers from every corner and end of the public sector are on strike today in the most widespread industrial action since 2009, demanding pay talks in the face of shrinking pay packets due to the cost of living and housing crises.

We Will Not Justify Imprisoning Socialists

We will not allow labourites to smear us for refusing to let them justify the imprisonment of communists in Ukraine or over us attempting to save rural Limerick on the issue of Aughinish Alumina. 

A Response To John McAnulty: Sketching For A Revolutionary Press

We first have to acknowledge the dubious stink around Aontacht. There is smelly reactionary shite in its past and comment sections. To allow these non-materialist explanations and framings on the site would be a sincere disservice to our readership.

Tullow Workers On Strike As Credit Union Management Stonewall Negotiations In Long-Standing Dispute

Workers in the Tullow Credit Union have been forced to escalate their industrial action in the face of an intransigent management. They are on the picket line this Friday and upcoming Monday.

Trial Of Anti-Imperialist Activists Over Belgian Embassy Anti-NATO Protest Pushed Back Due To Solicitor’s Strike

Anti-imperialist activists and socialist republicans blockaded the embassy for a brief period of time, before being violently removed, dragged into vans and arrested by the Gardaí. They were pepper-sprayed directly in their faces, and one had their leg broken.

Irish Government Puts Out €295K Tender For Creation Of A “National Conversation” Around GPO Redevelopment

The Office of Public Works has issued a tender worth €295,000 for prospective contractors to oversee a “national conversation” about the GPO. The tender follows several scandals involving the Office of Public Works’ use of state funds.

Public Housing, Personal Misery: Ireland’s Mouldy State

Families continue to live with the daily reality of black mould creeping across walls, damp that never quite leaves the air, and the quiet exhaustion of trying to keep a home safe for children.

Reclaiming the Commons: Workers’ Control as Ireland’s Living Gaelic Inheritance

In Gaelic Ireland, the land and productive assets were neither the absolute property of a state or private owner. Under the Brehon laws, a tribe or clan held the territory in common.