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Socialist republicans across the board have condemned the recent comments of Andy Burnham, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom and Leader of the Labour Party, in which he stated that a border poll for Irish unity is “off the table”.
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A meeting is to take place on the 3rd of September at 11am in Limerick City where survivors of industrial and reformatory schools can sign up to avail of entitlements.
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Waterford Council of Trade Unions (WCTU) calls on Ministers Mary Butler and John Cummins to clarify the incompatible stance by the current Government regarding the Rosslare-Waterford-Limerick route reinstatement.
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A statement issued today from Social Rights Ireland has confirmed that Kupiezewski has instructed well-known law firm Phoenix Law to challenge the legality of his deportation order.
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The Wicklow community, under the leadership of South East Coastal Protection Alliance and independent NGO, Blue Ireland, are fighting to oppose a plan by SSE Renewables to build 53 turbines on the Arklow Sandbank, situated close to the nearby shore.
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Socialist republicans from Anti-Imperialist Action Ireland (AIA) have defaced the Institute of International and European Affairs (IIEA) which is due to host NATO Deputy General Secretary Radmila Shekerinska on Monday.
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CATU Tallaght has today hand delivered a formal demand letter to South Dublin County Council calling for immediate engagement with the union over outstanding repairs affecting CATU members.
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A campaign has been set up by the Louth community to prevent the local authority from reducing taxes on vacant landlords for 2027.
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On 24th October 2011, Celia de Jesus lost her life during a major flood event in Dublin. She lost her life because she was living in an unauthorised substandard basement flat and because the local authority had failed to address the issue.
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5 pro-Palestine activists are on trial in Belfast are challenging a ruling by a judge from Laganside Courts declaring that at least 3 of the group were guilty of unlawfully obstructing traffic.
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A British multinational grocery supermarket, Tesco, fired an employee at its branch in Naas for taking baked pastries 40 minutes before they went ‘free for staff’.
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Tipperary Neutrality Network in Coordination with Cork Action Against War have reaffirmed its commitment to protecting Ireland’s neutrality following two important public events this summer: our talk on 13 July and our rally on 15 August.