Critical Analysis
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.
Critical Analysis
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.
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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.
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Teva has a track record of prioritising profit over the welfare of ordinary people, no matter their nationality.
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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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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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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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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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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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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.
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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.
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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.