Éirí Amach na Cásca ag 110 bliain: Towards the victory began in 1916
In the third of three articles, Cathal Ó Gaillín discusses the continued relevance of the Easter Rising 110 years on
Éirí Amach na Cásca ag 110 bliain: From Rebellion to Genocide and Rising Again
Cathal Ó Gaillín presents the second of three articles for the anniversary of the Easter Rising
Éirí Amach na Cásca ag 110 bliain: Ireland’s Revolutionary Rupture 110 years on
In the first of a 3-part series, Cathal Ó Gaillín remembers the Easter Rising 110 years later
Bronzefield, the Maze and Ofer
‘I am standing on the threshold of another trembling world. May God have mercy on my soul’ – Bobby Sands, March 1st 1981
Challenge archive: Bernadette Devlin speaks to Challenge
In this article from 1969, Marion Kavanagh interviews Irish socialist Bernadette Devlin and examines the political situation in Ireland
Dennis Hutchings dies with Covid-19
Dennis Hutchings, a former British soldier who was on trial for fatally shooting an Irish civilian in the back, has died aged 80
Scottish Government ignores anti-Irish racism in new guidance
Tom Flanagan argues that the SNP administration in Holyrood, and Scotland’s political establishment generally, continue to ignore the problem of anti-Irish racism with misplaced efforts to target ‘sectarianism’.
Ireland: time to go
The Labour Party’s stated intention to campaign to keep partition must be ignored — the British working class will find it’s strength in giving the Irish people the right to choose their future, writes Nick Wright.
Government sanctioned killers who committed crimes in Ireland go unprosecuted
British prosecutors in the north of Ireland have taken the decision to not prosecute two soldiers who were found to have killed innocent people during the Troubles. Tory MPs have attempted to justify the outcome as some form of reconciliation of the Troubles; however for those who have lost friends, family and loved ones reconciliation is a far away thought when state sanctioned killers still walk the streets.
Irish-Palestinian solidarity on full display following Dáil motion
The motion makes the Republic of Ireland the first EU member state to phrase Israeli actions using the term “de facto annexation.” These actions, however, were similarly addressed in United Nations Security Council Resolution 2334, which states that Israel’s settlement activity constitutes a “flagrant violation” of international law and has “no legal validity”.
