Ireland North

The question of an independence referendum in Scotland has provoked rumblings on both sides of the sectarian divide.

Joe Higgins argues in Cork, 26 January, to resist the household tax: "Yes, we have a choice!"

"The message was clear, enough is enough!"

“Set a date for next strike!”

Only united working class action can prevent further attacks

Thatcher’s brutal prisons regime

Vote against cuts in 5 May elections

Socialist Party calls public protest over loss of service for homes and health risks

A "good Christmas present for the people of Northern Ireland" – Sammy Wilson, Finance Minister

Largest non-sectarian demonstration since anti-war movement

30,000 public sector and 10,000 private sector jobs under threat

Accordging to the Police Federation of Northern Ireland, dissident republican groups have been responsible for carrying out an average of two attacks a day since the beginning of the year.

Social decay causes alienation and conditions for conflict

The Assembly Executive is preparing an act that will criminalise the right to protest.

Role of army chiefs and Establishment in killings and cover-up remains unanswered

“This was MURDER”

Text of the joint leaflet

PETER HADDEN, Northern secretary of the Irish section of the Committee for a Workers International (CWI), the Socialist Party, sadly died at the age of 60, in Belfast, on 5 May after a three year […]

A lifelong socialist activist in Ireland

Socialist Party puts the case for workers’ unity and socialism at Sinn Fein-hosted London conference

DUP and Sinn Fein mired in scandals and face growing opposition

A turning point in history

One week on and still rock solid

Re-instate Pat Lawlor!

The long battle for justice

“Resolve the situation in favour of Gordon and his comrades”

Press release issued by the sacked Belfast airport workers on 19 May 2008

Urgent protests needed!

Union leaders play hardball with workers

Union gives guarantees workers’ demands will be met

British state repression, the IRA’s armed campaign and the Labour Movement

‘Power sharing’ Assembly government budget introduces deep cuts

Union leaders try to break strike

Memory of Bobby Sands invoked by SF to deflect from right wing policies

Crucial first strike under ‘power-sharing’ Assembly

A militant struggle against ‘power-sharing’ government attacks

Commitment from union to cover costs

"No alternative but to take this drastic action"

Solid action against pay cut and attacks on working conditions

1,000 schools affected…picket lines in every city, town and village

Sectarian parties lower taxes for big business while hiking taxes for workers

But struggle for justice continues

International experience of power-sharing governments

Can the agreement last?

Sinn Fein and Democratic Unionist Party change position to supporting water charging now elections are over.

Victory for non-payment campaign!

For democratically-organised, mass non-payment

Political force representing working class needed