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oday it was revealed that 10,400 people are now in emergency accommodation in the Twenty-Six Counties. Speaking in relation to this record figure, Éirígí’s Brian Leeson said,
Éirígí for a New Republic has called for an end to all armed attacks by those currently engaged in such activities. Speaking from Portadown the party’s Six County spokesperson, Breandán Mac Cionnaith said
Éirígí for a New Republic have endorsed the European Network Against Racism’s Anti-Racism Election Protocol. Since our foundation in 2006 Éirígí has maintained a strong and principled opposition to racism,
Just over forty-seven years ago on 31st January 1972, British troops shot dead thirteen unarmed demonstrators participating in a Civil Rights march in Derry. Another fifteen people were shot and
Éirígí activists joined over fifty people at a Communities Against Low Pay (CALP) protest outside The Ivy restaurant on Dawson Street, Dublin last night (March 14th). The protest was called in response to
This month marks the 152nd anniversary of the Fenian rising of 1867. The rising on March 5th was a relatively minor affair with small clashes and incidents in Dublin, Cork, Limerick and Tipperary. The most
