Critical Analysis
How We Really Leave the State of Siege
Molnárfi’s call to overcome the state of siege that permeates the psychological landscape of Irish communism is a welcome one.
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Critical Analysis
Leaving the State of Siege
There should be a conference organized for socialist revolutionaries to unite with consensus decision-making against reformism which dominates the Left across the 32 counties.
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Reprint: All that Glitters is Not Gold
All that glitters is not gold. To avoid being swindled, a jeweller places the ingot under a microscope, on a scale and feels it, so as to identify whether it is real gold, or merely cheap copper coated with gold.
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László Molnárfi is Wrong About Antifascism
While I agree that the counterdemo was highly flawed and performative, I believe that Molnárfi goes in the wrong direction with his criticism.
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Reprint: Ideological State Apparatuses in Ireland
The Irish political culture is, in general, one of complacency; from school to university to the workplace we are taught to toe the line and refrain from trouble-making.
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The Common Platform of Council Democracy
Anarchists and libertarian Marxists have significantly more in common than they have apart.
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Reprint: Catholic Priest, 81, amongst those hunger striking for Gaza in Brussels
A group of more than 50 people have registered to take part in a five-day hunger strike demanding justice for Gaza, organizers say.
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Reprint: The Machinic Enslavement of Programmatic Nihilism
Tensions that have been lying dormant within the revolutionary socialist left in Ireland are being activated by the worsening domestic and international situation of right-wing dominance.
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Reprint: General Principles of Communist Participation in the Student Movement
This year, the so-called Revolutionary Communist Party (RCP), a Trotskyist group, decided to use its great wealth of political capital to push for three of its members to run for President of their local students’ unions.
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Reprint: We Need Class Struggle And Organic Anti-Racism Not Performative Politics
The counter-demonstration held by United Against Racism (UAR) against the large anti-immigration march on the 26th of April 2025 is rooted in a liberal worldview that misleads activists and workers alike.
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A Brief History of the Irish Student Anti-Austerity Movement Since The 2010s
Theory is necessary to guide us. Without theory pertaining to the material context, we are sailors of a ship neither its origin nor destination known.
Critical Analysis
The Roots Party: A Grassroots Revolution for Rural and Working-Class Ireland
Founded three years ago, the Roots Party is an emerging political movement that aims to address the systemic neglect of rural and working-class communities in Ireland.