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One year on from massacre: End the siege of Gaza
By Cillian Gillespie Last summer we watched in horror and disgust as the Israeli state launched yet another…
May Day: Why the red flag of socialism
Why we need working class unity
Horrific terror attacks in Paris
By Cillian Gillespie The first week of January witnessed horror on the streets of Paris with the horrific…
Why capitalism must go
Last month something truly spectacular happened, writes Cillian Gillespie. More than ten years after it was launched by the European Space Agency, the Philae lander accompanied by the Rosetta spacecraft landed on a comet 310 million miles from Earth and subsequently sent back numerous images of its surface.
Capitalism: A future of austerity & stagnation
“MORE THAN five years after the onset of the financial and economic crisis the world economy is still weak, with growth in most key regions remaining below pre-crisis levels. Unemployment rates in the OECD remain high and productive capacity in the region has deteriorated.” - OECD report
Housing crisis: Establishment parties to blame
A series of articles that have been carried in the mainstream media recently have exposed the human face of the growing housing crisis in Dublin and other urban centres across the state.
Irish State – an impartial force for good?
The litany of allegations from whistle blower Maurice McCabe have exposed the rotten nature of the Gardai and the state generally. They illustrate a culture of corruption, cover ups and falsification of evidence and in turn demonstrate that there is little interest in the concept of justice by those who run this country.
First World War – millions slaughtered for capitalist greed
This year marks the centenary of the year when the imperialist powers of Europe marched an entire generation of young people off to the trenches and battlefields of Europe.
The inglorious history of Independent Newspapers
The history of Independent Newspapers has been a long an inglorious one of vilifying and slandering the left and workers movement both in Ireland and further afield.
