Radical History will look back and celebrate the rebellious and revolutionary aspects of history that are often left out of the mainstream. From uprisings and collective workers’ struggles of the past to the actions of individuals that changed the course of history forever, we want to relive the kind of rebellious history that has much to teach us about how we can challenge society today.
In 1861 Gobnait Ní Bhruadair, née Albinia Broderick, was born a member…
Alexandra Day reviews Silvia Federici’s seminal work, Caliban and the Witch: Women, the…
By exploring the roots and impact of the Gothic novel, Paul O’Brien…
In contrast to the misconception that Marx and Engels were only concerned…
Forty years ago, the PAYE revolts rocked Ireland. Paul O’Neill tells the…
Eamonn McCann on the reaction to latest blow dealt to the Bloody…
As the world continues to grapple with COVID-19, Maeve McGrath takes a…
As part of the Revolutionaries Reviewed series, Bill Mullen argues the works…
The world recently marked 250 years since the birth of the radical…
Over 100 years ago, a small group of workers in Tralee embarked…