The far right in the North of Ireland is embedded in the permanent state
In recent weeks, the presence of the far right in the North of Ireland has been thrust back into the ...
Tag: Ireland
Ireland calls out Israel’s deal with the EU after school massacre
On 10 August, an Israeli airstrike hit a Palestinian school housing displaced families. Reportedly, Israel killed nearly 100 people in ...
Now toxic Labour is looking to field candidates in the North of Ireland – with this guy supporting it
Under Keir Starmer, Labour has become the official party for centre-right flag shaggers. Now, a member of its National Executive ...
George W. Bush’s gaffe shows war crimes are a parlour joke for the ruling class
Nineteen years on, the Iraq War has become a parlour joke for rich Western audiences, a parlour joke cracked by ...
Suspect due in court as Irish police probe a double murder
Detectives in Sligo suspect that Aidan Moffitt, 42, and Michael Snee, 58, may have met their killer online.
Celebrating global resistance against extractivism: from Mexico to Ireland
On 1 January 2021, the Zapatistas, a revolutionary indigenous movement in southern Mexico, called out to the peoples of the ...
A united Ireland is not as simple as Yes/No. St Patrick’s Day might be a good time to think about this.
17 March is St. Patrick's Day and Ireland’s national holiday. Most Irish people call it ‘Paddy's Day’. From my own ...
We need to listen to the communities most affected by mining
As we reported in November last year from the COP26 climate summit, gold and copper mining companies are trampling on ...
The worrying signs that the Tories want to rewrite British occupation in Ireland
Senior Tories want to create an "official history" of the military occupation of Ireland. The plans were first reported in the ...
Military honours for Ireland veteran who died while on trial for killing disabled man
Serving soldiers will carry the coffin of a former soldier who died while on trial for the killing of a ...
Boris Johnson attends a church service to mark a century of a divided Ireland
Prime minister Boris Johnson and Irish foreign affairs minister Simon Coveney were among dignitaries who attended a church service to ...
It’s never the generals on trial for wartime atrocities. That needs to change.
The trial of former soldier Dennis Hutchings is underway in Belfast. And once again, the accused is from the lower ...
The mainstream media’s demonisation of Muslims has parallels in anti-Irish sentiment
The International Witness Campaign (IWC) remembers the last 20 years of illegal wars and “mass displacement in the Muslim world”. ...
In 60 seconds Kier Starmer shows he knows nothing about Northern Ireland’s peace agreement
Keir Starmer's leadership of the Labour Party is already hanging by a thread. Polls have consistently shown him way behind ...
Final chance for justice over Bloody Sunday murder hangs by a thread
The Bloody Sunday murder trial, which the Public Prosecution Service (PPS) dropped last week, may not be over quite yet. ...
Constitutional right to housing is ‘morally and socially’ correct, Irish politicians hear
A debate on a private member’s bill to amend the Constitution to ensure every citizen has the right to housing ...
We should never forget Bobby Sands, nor the brutality of the Thatcher government in Ireland
Today marks the 40th anniversary of the death of Bobby Sands inside the H-blocks of Long Kesh internment camp. On ...
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