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The Internet is currently debating Jason Arday and I have been tasked with unpacking this nonsense because somehow a professor resigning from the most elitist university that ever toffed amidst plagiarism accusations has become a left vs right issue.
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Taoiseach, we’ll be marching through Clonmel Saturday 15th in defiance of your intent to sell out the tradition of Irish neutrality.
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In this 2-part series, Kiora shares her letters to a friend who was murdered, dedicated to Dr. Refaat Alareer, his family and Palestine following the Gaza genocide which has seen more than 75,000 Palestinians killed.
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The main question is: how do we move on from here? AI does not have to be evil. Like any tool used under capitalism, it will always be used to deepen inequality and take from the worker. The problem is, and always will be, capitalism.
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West German denazification was a failure and this is the result of it. By 1951, the Allies had handed denazification over to German authorities, who passed amnesty laws that reinstated thousands of Nazi judges, prosecutors, and civil servants into the very institutions now prosecuting the Ulm 5.
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In July 2026, transphobic lawfare threatened Féile an Phobail. A British billionaire was writing blank cheques to stamp down on a working-class Irish community for the crime of refusing to platform a British organisation pushing a British culture-war.
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Nationality grows from the material fact that nations exist as economically linked social groupings of people, bound by a common means of national production and reproduction - language... If the national language dies, so with it does the nation.
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The Slievenamon fires are a serious education in what happens when you refuse to understand your own environment and refuse to decolonise.
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The Ukrainian people are fighting back against Zelensky. Every single day, more videos emerge of civilians intervening in abductions, pulling men free, surrounding conscription vehicles, refusing to let their neighbours be taken to die in the proxy war.
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On June 15 this year, The Phoenix Magazine announced that it would be ending publication after 43 years in print.
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Aontacht Media sat down with Máire Mhic an Fhailí, a known legend in activist spaces up North, active in various social movements since her 20s. She is now 75 and shows no signs of slowing down.
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The interview lasted over four hours. There were no talking points, no preconditions on what could be discussed. The filmmakers were given access to the entirety of the Palacio de la Revolución.