In 2001, a childrens’ play park in Newry was named after hunger striker Raymond McCreesh. The move remains intensely controversial to this day. In recent weeks sectarian politicians from Sinn Fein and the unionist parties have clashed repeatedly in the council chamber, on the airways and in the press on the issue.
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World News
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TTIP: A charter to increase corporate power
By Manus Lenihan Imagine if working class people in Ireland forced the ...
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Lessons from Greece – how can the Troika be defeated?
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How can the struggle for Palestinian national liberation be won?
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Eurozone time-bomb
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Greece: Syriza retreats under Troika threats
Theory & History
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The State – a tool to defend the rule of the 1%
The Occupy movement that began in the US in 2011 coined the terms, the 1% and the 99%. The movement was evocatively referring to the existence of a ruling class, encapsulated in the term the 1% a – the super-rich elite that owns and controls the key global wealth, resources and means of production.
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Review “The Entrepreneurial State” by Mariana Mazzucato
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The inspirational life of Eleanor Marx
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Review of a classic: James Connolly’s “Socialism Made Easy”
Anti Austerity Alliance
Government must ban home repossessions by banks
· Profitable state-owned banks should write down mortgage debt · Repossession crisis ...
Read More »Joe Higgins on SIPTU’s support for Sinn Fein
During the last seven years of austerity, the Irish Congress of Trades ...
Read More »AIB back in profit – must remain in public ownership
· After socialising losses, profits can now be shared by society… · ...
Read More »Jailings of anti-water charges protesters: A disgrace!
The Anti-Austerity Alliance has today condemned the jailing of anti-water meter protestors ...
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