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There's Nothing Funny About It: The Demise Of The Phoenix And The Decline Of Satire
On June 15 this year, The Phoenix Magazine announced that it would be ending publication after 43 years in print.
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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.
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A decision on whether the Irish government should or should not wield its veto in the Council of the EU on alumina sanctions is a domestic one for Ireland; one that requires a proper domestic debate.
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We are so deeply complicit with genocide. Our conscience and safety are at stake as we are enmeshed with the Israeli surveillance and propaganda infrastructures. Here is a report of concrete cases.
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The Irish working class is ultimately a net loser in its relationships with the imperial powers, and the argument that Ireland is imperialist cloaks this fundamental relationship, and the potential Ireland has to construct socialism by redirecting its stolen economic output into self-development.
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Sony’s decision to end physical disc production for new PlayStation games from 2028 point to something larger than a change in gaming habits. They are signs of an economy in which ownership is being replaced by access.
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A few hundred yards from Dublin Castle, on Dame Street, a group of Palestinian solidarity protesters gathered at Central Plaza around 1pm. It transpired quickly they’d arranged the whole thing with the Gardaí. Followed their orders. Meanwhile, up the road, the EU diplomats sailed through.
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Defendants with additional challenges – including mental health issues, addiction, and homelessness – require the most time and effort, and will be the most affected by Jim O'Callaghan's austerity reforms.
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I remain a firm believer in the publication’s dual purpose as a theory magazine not dominated by parties and as a news publication that provides a leftist perspective to the common man. Like you and many other anarchists, I want it to be committed to a politics of care and need.
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The cry for free Palestine on Irish streets has grown over the last three years, but as diverse as Irish society is right now, the participation of the Indian community is minuscule. The reason is internalised anti-Muslim sentiment and the popular IT headquarters in Ireland.
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László and enablers should read this next bit very closely. We don’t budge on state racialization, not an inch. I don’t care how convenient it may be to your party, career or ego!