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Protesters Disrupt PSNI Recruitment at Queen’s Fresher’s Fair
On Wednesday, at the Freshers Fair in Queen’s University Belfast, a coalition of activists came together to disrupt a recruitment stall for the Police Service of Northern Ireland.
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CATU Demands Wicklow Council Drop Rent Hikes
Community Action Tenants Union (CATU) Wicklow calls on the Council to drop the sweeping rent increases for local authority tenants, Housing Assistance Payments (HAP) tenants and many Approved Housing Body (AHB) tenants.
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Aparthotel Set To Open In Dublin Despite Public Backlash
An aparthotel will be officially taking up space in the heart of Dublin, Liberties, regardless of locals’ protests.
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Brain Surgery Patient Joins CATU Armagh To Fight Eviction
In order to protect herself, the woman has joined the Craigavon–Armagh branch of the Community Action Tenants’ Union to fight the eviction order, which was issued by the British megabank National Westminster (‘NatWest’).
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Garvaghy Road Residents Reject Mediator As Parades Commission Weighs Drumcree Application
The threats are widely seen as hollow. The Orange Institutions and the machine of loyalist paramilitarism it could once call upon to support its claims are today a shadow of their former selves.
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Ireland’s Sole Cow Sanctuary Seeking Donations
Heartstone Veganic Sanctuary has issued an urgent appeal for funding, stating that its finances are in a “critical situation”. The lives of 23 cows are at stake.
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Campaign To Save Moore Street Rallies Public Support
A group which is active in the campaign to save the site and one which Aontacht readers should give their support to is Save Moore Street from Demolition, who are independent of any political party, while some organisers are socialist republicans by conviction.
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Community Raises Funds for Burned Neighbours Facing Eviction
River James, who has lived at the estate with his partner for over six years, is a well-regarded local comrade due to his longtime involvement in the struggle against the planned evictions of 14 families, including his own, by the British vulture fund LRC Group.
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DCC Censors Farmer's Palestinian Flag At Market
For now, the Farmer Jim case is a local dispute with national implications. It brings the question of whether solidarity with Palestine can be silenced in a Dublin park or in public spaces as individual expression and who gets to decide such.
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Derry Activists Targeted and Convicted For Peaceful Palestine Protest
Four pro-Palestine activists from Derry have been fined a combined £375 for their participation in a "peaceful and brief" 2024 march of four hundred people organised by Derry IPSC. Their Socialist Republican barrister is finding grounds for appeal.
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Armed Gardaí Raid Social Centre, Seize Electronics
The residents of Teach Torthaí, an autonomous social centre in Dublin, were awoken at 6 am on the 11th of September by the police raiding the centre and seizing their electronics at gunpoint.
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Donate To Ukrainian And Russian Anti-War Political Prisoners
Aontacht Media would like to draw your attention to avenues to support both Ukrainian and Russian anti-war political prisoners.