An insight into how the Easter Rising played out on the streets of Dublin in 1916.
Tag: Ireland
Sinn Féin MPs Back Call for Public Inquiry into UK Government’s Role in War on Gaza
All 7 Sinn Féin MPs have added their name to a cross-party letter initiated by Islington North's Jeremy Corbyn calling for an independent inquiry into the British government's role in Gaza.
Sinn Féin calls for All-Ireland response to tariffs
Sinn Féin spokesperson on Enterprise, Tourism and Employment Rose Conway-Walsh TD has called for a united response across the island of Ireland to US tarriffs.
The Centenary of Tony Benn: a Friend of Ireland
This week marks 100 years since the birth of Tony Benn. Joe Dwyer writes on how Benn's politics developed in relation to Ireland, and his own memories of discovering Benn and his work.
Another world is possible: The politics of self determination & national democracy
Sinn Féin's Declan Kearney looks at recent developments in relation to Palestine & global affairs - & what they mean for national liberation.
Sinn Féin leaders will not attend White House events in protest over Trump’s Gaza Proposals
Sinn Féin's leaders have announced they will not be attending White House events this year in protest at Trump's proposals to ethnically cleanse Gaza.
For Socialism and International Solidarity – Chris Hazzard MP
Read the contribution of Sinn Féin MP for South Down Chris Hazzard to the closing rally of this year's Latin America Conference in full.
Hilary Benn’s comments show a blatant disregard for communities – Caoimhe Archibald MLA
Caomihe Archibald slams recent comments from NI Secretary Hilary Benn on public services in the North- and calls for his government to make a meaningful break with Tory policies.
Gerry Adams: Starmer seeks to Subvert the Laws he is Supposed to Uphold
Gerry Adams slams Keir Starmer's comments on compensation for those affected by internment, as well as his government's failure to live up to promises made on the Legacy Act.
How Not to Deal with Ireland’s Past
It seems that Starmer and Benn are committed to excusing, covering up and even boasting about past British crimes in Ireland, writes Geoff Bell.