Gaeltacht Housing Constraints: Insights From TCD’s Research On Corca Dhuibhne
A new policy paper from Trinity College Dublin is bringing the housing crisis in Gaeltacht regions to the fore, where Gaeilgeoirí continue to be priced out.
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Udder Dependence: Corporate Processors’ Power In The Dairy And Beef Sectors
Irish dairy and beef farmers have expanded production, yet continue to suffer from unreliable incomes as processors prioritise profits.
The Mood Is There For It
The veneer of polite politics versus destruction is crumbling. France is mature enough to realise that, Albania is mature enough to realise that, when will we?
"We Have Nowhere To Go": 36 Women And Children Face Illegal Eviction In DePaul Accommodation
A group of 36 women and children are facing an illegal eviction from Rendu Apartments on William Street North. A reporter from Aontacht Media spoke to those affected to hear their accounts of the chaotic situation they find themselves in.
Kaspar Stratta On The Legal Aid Strike: Holding Space With One of Our Political Prisoners
Kaspar is one of three actionists who stormed Shannon Airport in November 2025. An Aontacht reporter gets his views on the solicitors' strike, the legal aid system and the impact of State persecution.
FFG Policy To Deny Ukrainians Refugee Status Condemned In Dáil
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”.
"Industrial Scale Bullying": Allianz Issues Legal Threat To Activists
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.
The French People Are Burning The Streets Because It Is The Only Language The State Understands
What began on the 21st of September, at a single high school in a Paris suburb where students walked out to protest against understaffing and crumbling infrastructure, has become something far larger, far angrier, and far more significant than a dispute about missing teachers.
The Vacant Chair: Evaluating George Gilmore’s ‘Labour and the Republican Movement’ in 2026
For today, the pamphlet’s central claim remains indispensable: there can be no sustainable republican politics without a working-class politics, and no serious working-class politics in Ireland without a break from imperialism.
Ukrainian Embassy Sought Details Of Ukrainian Refugees, FFG Confirms
Minister Brophy confirmed that the Embassy of Ukraine requested details of all persons on temporary protection in Ireland back in February. The requested information was not supplied to Ukrainian authorities.
Why We Must Boycott Teva
Teva has a track record of prioritising profit over the welfare of ordinary people, no matter their nationality.
Response To An Open Letter From Ukrainian Comrades
Fundamentally, the reason for our failures in this regard is due to occasional overcorrection from the fervently militarist outlook of many pro-Ukraine forces in Ireland.
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1916 Societies Calls On Strabane To Withdraw From UK “Town Of Culture” Competition
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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Belfast Anti-Amazon Activist Assaulted By Private Security
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 Stand In Solidarity With Ormeau Road Residents
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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Queen’s Students Disrupt Career Fair With RAF and US War Companies
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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Unfinished Business: The 2026 Strikes and the Long Shadow of Troika Austerity
Strikes in themselves won’t automatically overturn the post-crisis settlement. They do, however, force a public confrontation with the unfinished business of the austerity years.
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The Nazis Never Went Away: Israel, Allianz and Holocaust Companies
Allianz likes to present itself as just another company that did business with the Nazis in order to continue functioning and that they had no choice. That is a dubious claim, when you look at their history.
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Ghost of the Land War: Kerry’s New Eviction Crisis
Across County Kerry, the official figures from the Residential Tenancies Board (RTB) show a clear and accelerating pattern over the past several years: notices of termination have risen sharply, with the majority now driven by landlords’ decisions.
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Interview With Eden Skehan, President Of The Postgraduate Workers’ Organization
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 Republicans Call Out Belfast Shipbuilder Supporting Royal Navy
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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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.
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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.
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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.