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The first “Brit” my mother encountered as a child was a squaddie. The introduction was abrupt; she had just landed in a heap on the bedroom floor, having been unceremoniously turfed out of bed during an early hour’s raid by the British Army. The shouts, English in accent, were
Features
James Connolly, one of Ireland’s best known Marxists and revolutionaries, has left us a wealth of writings to help us navigate the struggles of today. Fiona Ferguson discusses perhaps his most important – Labour in Irish History – and argues you should read it, today. “Irish history is a lamp to
Ecosocialism
As Donald Trump’s tariff-spree turns its sights towards the Irish state, Klavs Ciprikis assesses the exposure to American multinationals and discusses the urgent need for an alternative economic model. Watching our Taoiseach bend a knee to Donald Trump in the White House during our St Patrick’s Day