éirígí

The socialist republican party, éirígí, will publicly launch a dedicated website and mobile phone app this Saturday (December 5th) aimed at informing people of their rights in relation to PSNI stop and searches. The event will take place at éirígí’s Belfast office on the Springfield Road at 3.00pm. Speakers at the launch will include Breandán Mac Cionnaith (éirígí) and Belfast-based

Staff at Newry’s Daisy Hill Hospital are increasingly worried about its longevity as it’s believed that Stormont may have taken a long term view to its closure, with shutdowns of critical services in the short term. A local spokesperson for éirígí, the revolutionary republican party, said, “Very recently, staff from Daisy Hill have been noted in local papers as stating

A recent report which highlights the Stormont governments’ management of Maghaberry Prison is a damning indictment of the failed policies of the Six County state says éirígí’s Pádraic Mac Coitir. Speaking after today’s release of the report, Pádraic said, “We have known for quite some time now that Maghaberry Prison and its regime was a failed enterprise, all the signs

In recent weeks there were indications that job losses were expected at local supermarket Dunnes Stores, just off Belfast’s Falls Road. That fear became a reality for over 50 workers on Wednesday 4th of November, just weeks from the New Year holidays, as workers were called in for an unexpected meeting. Pádraic Mac Coitir, speaking from éirígí’s Belfast office, said,

The Revolutionary Republican Party éirígí, has slammed what can only be described as a pathetic PSNI normalisation stunt which was recently launched in Newry by former republicans in Sinn Féin in conjunction with the toothless “Policing and Community Safety Partnership” [PCSP]. The So-called “Coffee with A Cop” initiative will see PSNI human rights abusers being present at a number of

The socialist republican party éirígí have opened their new ‘Belfast Office & Advice Centre’ on the Springfield Road in Belfast. Party spokesperson Pádraic Mac Coitir, said that the new space was opened in response to ‘an increase in housing, welfare and other issues’ that the party were now responding to. Speaking from the recent launch in Belfast Pádraic said, “Following

A busy Saturday afternoon [September 19] saw éirígí activists take to the streets of Newry to launch the party’s “Reclaim the Republic” campaign in the area. The activists set up an information stall in Hill Street, one of the busiest shopping streets in Newry. éirígí flags and starry ploughs adorned the stall adding some colour to the launch. For the