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Ireland: Property Tax will be vehemently resisted by mass movement

December 30, 2012 Joe Higgins, TD, Socialist Party (CWI Ireland) during debate on regressive and unfair Property Tax Bill

Draconian penalties and court actions will be challenged with mass solidarity to stop this tax

Ireland: Economic and social issues preparing an explosion

November 29, 2012 Kevin Mcloughlin, Socialist Party (CWI in Ireland)

Anti-household tax struggle sinks deep roots as signs of increased anger against austerity emerge

Ireland: International day of action for legal abortion in Ireland

November 22, 2012 CWI

Pictures of protests from around the world against anti-abortion legislation in Ireland

Ireland: Protest at European Parliament to demand abortion legislation

November 22, 2012 Paul Murphy, MEP, <a href="http://www.socialistparty.net/">Socialist Party (CWI Ireland)</a>

On 21 November, up to 30 MEPs from four political groups and many different countries held a protest in front of the European Parliament to demand abortion legislation in Ireland.

Ireland: Inaction on X case decision responsible for medieval treatment of Savita Halappanavar

November 16, 2012 Socialist Party (CWI in Ireland) and Paul Murphy MEP

International day of action for legal abortion

Ireland: Abortion rights now! For real choice

October 14, 2012 Laura Fitzgerald, Socialist Party (CWI Ireland)

A significant feature of the thousands strong march on 29 September in Dublin to mark International Decriminalisation of Abortion Day was the number of young people, especially young women.