News
“The law that says wearing a t-shirt is terrorism, or wearing red is terrorism. Have we not got past 1798 when it was a hanging offence in Ireland for wearing the colour green? It's the 21st century?, “ she said in a comment to Aontacht Media.
Critical Analysis
That is the paradox being considered this Winter. A society may be able to produce enough food, warmth and the ordinary goods of daily life, but individuals may be denied access to them because they don’t have enough purchasing power.
Critical Analysis
Peadar O’Donnell spent a lifetime insisting that formal independence without social content left existing injustices intact under new management. The empty apartments, the stretched rents and the generation locked out of home ownership proves him right.
Letters
A programme for Aontacht would have to be anti-imperialist and would have to challenge the collaborationist activity of much of the opposition. It has made something of a start in opposing the liberalism, reformism and parliamentary approach of much of the left.
News
An Ennis-based vinyl shop owner is looking for people to buy a digital song download for €3.50 to prevent the closure of the business.
News
Aontacht Media spoke to Finn O’Neil, a student who is struggling with affording university. He was also critical of the reformist direction of ÁMLE.
News
As Saoradh party activists were preparing to undertake their commemoration of the 1981 Hunger Strikers in Armagh, they were met with a PSNI response described as being “aggressive” and “disproportionate”.
News
Stop The Game activists, individual protestors, and fans like Seán, will persist to highlight and protest the hypocrisy of football and sporting federations in their continued whitewashing of Israel’s ongoing genocide of Palestine.
News
The official historiography will do its best to omit the reactions of the crowd, the voices of the subaltern, the mood of the people. Who will listen to them, and who will insist on presenting what the reformist politicians are saying as the irrevocable truth of society?
Critical Analysis
I went to University College Dublin expecting a debate. I left wondering whether I had just witnessed one, or some kind of ruse.
News
The 18-year old Derry man who was charged with supporting a proscribed “terrorist” organisation by the Stormont regime has now been jailed for breaching his curfew conditions as he was en route to Garvaghy Road.
News
The Irish FFG government has accepted the European Union’s decision to forbid Ukrainians of fighting age, subjects of enforced conscription, from seeking asylum in Europe, a parliamentary question posed to Minister of Justice Jim O’Callaghan has revealed.