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Archive siteThe functionality proved by struggle was replaced by indymedia and sites like Anarkismo.net. So this site is now mostly an archive with new additions limited to stuff that other sites are not suitable for. There are thousands of documents here and hundreds of photographs as well as a few still maintained sections. My intention is to maintain the site into the future principally as an archive and reference. |
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Rossport Solidarity Camp Information
for Irish women about abortion services in the UK and
Europe The refuse charge is an attempt to shift the burden of paying for the waste produced by big business on to the ordinary worker An Irish page and related email list to help organise the Irish end of the anti-capitalist movement. Includes reports from most of the major European demonstrations Personal reports from WSM members of events they took part in or attended Shannon airport in offically 'neutral' southern Ireland has been used for at least a decade to refuel US war planes. This page details opposition in Ireland to the role the Irish government has chosen to play in the US imperialist adventures. analysis of the unions alongside specific coverage of strikes and workplace disputes in Ireland Under modern capitalism women continue to receive lower pay then men and in many countries are still legally discriminated against. Online version of the Irish anarchist paper that is freely distributed all over Ireland A history of the fight for abortion rights in Ireland and the issues central to this fight. An occasional newsheet dealing with a single topic The struggle for freedom for refugees and Asylum seekers in Ireland The story of how the Water Charge was defeated in Dublin recent writings by anarchist women A guide to how capitalism functions and why it is destroying our world and the people who live on it.  |
Print out and distribute posters, leaflets and booklets where you live, study or work! We deplore the attack on the World Trade Centre which killed 3,000+ people but it but we oppose the 'War on Terrorism' Anarchists insist that to get rid of capitalism and all its oppressions we need a revolution. But what exactly is a revolution and who can create one Explains many of the basic ideas of anarchism and how they apply in Ireland Articles on racism in Ireland as it effects Irish Travellers Areas covered include S11, the 1991 Gulf War, 2001 Afghan war and the UN interventions in Somalia and Yugoslavia. Articles on the labor history of Ireland. Covers the role of the working class in Irish history and the struggles of trade unions and other radical working class movements.] Anarchists traditionally have a hostile attitude to religion, summed up by the slogan 'No Gods, No Masters' A look at how the economy has functioned from the early 1980's on. an anarchist analysis of sectarianism in Ireland and the role the Orange Order has played Articles and statements about the Irish 'Peace Process' and the IRA cease-fire Irish anarchist texts written from the early 1980's to the mid 1990's on the conflict in northern Ireland and the respective roles of British imperialism, Irish republicanism and loyalism The Russian revolution of October 1917 was a defining point for socialism. Was there an anarchist alternative to both Leninism and the return of Czarism? What is crime and who defines it, if we get rid of the police then who will stop crime occuring Information on some of the famous names of anarchism  |
Supports and defends victims of racist harassment from the state. Web site for pro-choice group An index of Irish anarchist resources and contacts on the internet Fighting for abortion rights in Ireland, free, safe and on demand Solidarity with the Zapatista struggle in Mexico General theory plus reports of lots of Irish direct action protests related to the environment Solidarity with British prisoner Mark Barnsley Articles on the anarchist movement and anarchist organisations all over the world Combating the upsurge of racism in Ireland, wound up April 2002 Cork based pro-immigrant / anti-racist campaign Building a rank and file network in SIPTU, Ireland's largest Trade Union
A tomb stone for a much missed social space Organised commemorations of the Dublin lockout of 1913 Solidarity with US death row inmate Mumia Abu Jamal Heroin killed hundreds of young people in Dublin in the poorest working class communities which have organised a number of anti - drug campaigns in response. A broad umbrella for political and civil groups to come together to oppose the passing of the 25th Amendment to the Constitution say no to Fortress Europe, protest in Dublin at the Mayday No Borders weekend 2004 Irish anarchist organisation |
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Struggle was a collection of web pages put up on a voluntary basis for a variety of Irish struggles the web maintainer wass connected to and for Irish and international anarchist groups. It is not intended to imply any relationship between any of the organisations whom I have provided space for on this page (outside of the fact that by putting up pages for them I obviously consider them worth supporting). The graphic I'm using for the Struggle pages urges you to 'Agitate, Educate, Organise'. The Internet is a wonderful way of finding out information and making links but perhaps it is too easy to passively consume. Hopefully these pages will encourage you to Agitate, Educate, Organise in the district and/or workplace in which you live. My thanks to the Pierre J. Proudhon Memorial Computer for providing space for these pages. |
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