As May’s voice fails like her Brexit deal, calls for a general election grow louder
Theresa May’s record of failure will likely peak with another defeat on her Brexit deal on 12 March. And with ...
Tag: Ireland
Despite unreliable evidence, The Craigavon Two have spent the last 10 years in prison
On 10 March 2009, police arrested Brendan McConville and John Paul Wootton for the murder of constable Stephen Carroll in ...
Unlike Theresa May, the Irish prime minister supports children on climate strike
The Irish prime minister, Leo Varadkar, has come out in support of student climate strikes. He made the comments in ...
Facebook used the Irish government to lobby in Europe according to a leaked memo
A leaked memo from 2013 shows that a former Irish prime minister offered to lobby for Facebook in Europe. At ...
People are rising up against Ireland’s failed housing policies
An Irish housing group is calling for people to take to the streets of Dublin on 9 March. The National ...
US politicians threaten Ireland over its proposed boycott of products from Israeli settlements
Pro-Israel politicians in the US have written to Irish politicians demanding that they block a proposed law that targets Israeli ...
In the midst of Brexit, a new movement calls for ‘Irish Unity’
A new organisation has formed to call for a united Ireland. The group is called Trade Unionists for a New ...
Once again unionist Brexiteers show their ignorance of Irish history
A unionist politician declared live on radio that Ireland’s independence from the UK will be the cause of any border that ...
Irish university students are voting on whether they should join the boycott of Israel
Dublin City University (DCU) students will soon vote on a proposed boycott of Israel. DCU Students for Justice in Palestine ...
Report exposes ‘high levels of low pay, poverty, and deprivation’ in Ireland
A new report has found there's a high level of economic inequality in Ireland. The Think-tank for Action on Social Change ...
Anti-racist rally in support of asylum seekers in Ireland gets ugly
On 17 February, an anti-racist rally took place in Roosky, Co Roscommon. Leitrim and Roscommon United against Racism organised the ...
Asylum seekers are ‘fearful’ after a hotel due to house them was set on fire twice in five weeks
A hotel in an Irish village, that's due to house asylum seekers, has suffered an apparent arson attack for a ...
Brexit shows how deep British ignorance of Irish history goes
Over the last three years, Theresa May’s government has shown again and again that it's incapable of doing anything other ...
30 years after a lawyer’s murder, the British government still denies his family justice
On 12 February 1989, British loyalists murdered human rights lawyer Pat Finucane. UDA terrorists assassinated Finucane in his north Belfast home. And ...
Thousands protested in Dublin over the weekend in support of striking nurses and midwives
Over the weekend, thousands of people protested on the streets of Dublin in solidarity with striking nurses and midwives. The ...
The Irish parliament delivers a blow to privatising welfare
A motion has passed in the Irish parliament that calls on the government to end JobPath. John Brady, Sinn Féin ...
Facebook restores an activist page but only after a threat of legal action
On 4 February, Facebook restored the page of Saoradh, a left-wing Irish republican group. Saoradh threatened legal action after Facebook ...
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