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The new rules mean that Irish immigration officers will inspect the military documents of Ukrainian refugees, and refuse those who cannot provide “satisfaction of military obligations”.
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Allianz is threatening legal proceedings against a number of people who signed a letter to schools who use the company for insurance, which pointed out that the company is complicit in profiting from Israel’s genocide in Gaza.
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The Joseph Plunkett 1916 Society has launched a public campaign opposing Strabane's participation in the UK Town of Culture competition.
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This display of excessive force is consistent with the behaviour of private security in the Twenty Six Counties, where officers have brutalised Yves Sakila, assisted with rural evictions and intimidated urban residents.
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AIA “will be ready to stand with residents in resisting any attempt to impose this sectarian parade through their community,” just as they had done for the Garvaghy Road.
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Activists from Anti-Imperialist Society of Queen’s University Belfast and BDS Belfast disrupted the Autumn Career Fair event when they learned companies like Caterpillar, Boeing and the British Royal Air Force (RAF) were invited.
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The story that was largely missed by mainstream headlines was a simultaneous strike by an upstart union of postgraduate workers called the Postgraduate Workers' Organisation (PWO).
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Socialist Republican organisation Lasair Dhearg has installed a banner at the Belfast yard of Harland & Wolff (H&W), drawing attention to the Spanish state-owned shipbuilder's material support of the Royal Navy.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.