Jack Butler Yeats, the most important 20th-century Irish painter, is often presented in apolitical terms of pictorial technique. Yet his work was deeply colored by
A city councillor who was expelled from Ireland’s forum on neutrality explains how the format was skewed to pro-war views – and why a citizens’
Today’s slanted ‘Security Forum’ is the latest in a long-running effort to water down Ireland’s historic neutrality – it must be opposed by anyone committed
Black Lives Matter protests in London in 2020 (picture: Guy Smallman) In a world brimming with oppression, our identity—whether black, trans or gay—can become even
In the debt ceiling standoff, Republicans have held the global economy hostage, demanding a ransom payment that consists of cuts to the US social safety
A new film offers a visually attractive, fair-minded, and substantial introduction to the lost world of Irish Communism, and the vision of a more just
A new film powerfully explores the rich lives of Communists from across Ireland and their fight for a country free of sectarianism, poverty and all
That the police have spent the past year cracking down on peaceful protestors while doing nothing to prevent discrimination scandals is proof that the force
Women celebrating the result of the abortion referendum in Dublin, Ireland, in 2018 (Picture: Wikicommons/ Kate Nolan) The victory over abortion rights in 2018 was
The strikes against cuts to regional radio and newspapers are about more than just saving jobs – the fight to protect local journalism is a
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