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Four Martyrs Centenary Marked in Belfast

100 years ago today, counter-revolutionary Free State forces executed IRA members Liam Mellows, Dick Barrett, Joe McKelvey and Rory O’Connor. The ‘Four Martyrs’ were commemorated by Lasair Dhearg in Milltown ...

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Winifred Carney Remembered in Belfast

Scores gathered at the graveside of Winifred Carney on Saturday [19th November] to mark the 79th anniversary of her death. A trade union organiser, member of Cumann na mBan and ...

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Strabane: The Checkpoint Is Gone But The Occupation Remains.

Many residents of Strabane will remember the looming eyesore that was once the British army checkpoint at what’s locally known as the ‘camel’s hump’. Located on the Lifford road between ...

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Change Isn’t Coming. Time For Something Different – Pádraic MacCoitir

The following piece is delivered by Pádraic MacCoitir, blanketman and political ex-prisoner. How often have we heard the country we live in being referred to as a ‘democracy’?; Because we ...

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Scores Attend ‘Cost of Living Crisis’ Picket in Belfast

A large crowd gathered at Belfast’s International Wall on the Falls Road yesterday (02/10/2022) to voice their opposition to the ongoing cost of living crisis. Attendees filed out on to ...

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PSNI Risk to Young People in Schools Challenged – Correspondence Sent to Every School in the Six Counties

Today, correspondence has been sent to every school and education facility across the Six Counties regarding the ongoing use of youth spaces by the PSNI, and their implementation of a ...

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Short documentary on cost of living crisis to air on Thursday

A short six minute documentary detailing the facts behind the so-called crisis. Will stream across social media at 7pm on Thursday the 22nd of September.

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‘Pride is a protest’ – thousands on the march in Derry

Thousands gathered in Derry yesterday (Saturday Aug 27) for one of the biggest Foyle Pride parades ever, as Lasair Dhearg activists unveiled a number of new banners along the route. ...

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The Rising Cost of Breakfast

As capitalism tightens its grips on working class communities, families are feeling the pinch further in a range of areas, one being the rising cost of basic necessity and food ...

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Public Events Affirm Fight For Casement Re-interment

August 3rd was the 106th anniversary of the execution of Roger Casement, which saw it commemorated in the grounds of the social club named after him. Members of Lasair Dhearg ...

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Féile Politicised by PSNI Presence

Thousands of participants marched along the Falls Road today [06/08/2022] as part of a yearly event organised by Féile and Phobail. Now one of the largest community festivals in Europe, ...

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We Need a Revolution, Not More Food Banks!

Food provision is a basic human need and therefore should be a basic human right. However, under capitalism we are seeing people, in countries that are defined as developed, going ...

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Small Fines for Big Business causing Eco-disaster

A wind energy development company, Plantree Limited, has been fined an abysmal €1,500 over the Meenbog peat slide in 2020.  The peat slide in November 2020 saw hundreds of cubic ...

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‘Taigs’ - PSNI manipulate suicide victims remains in sectarian act

‘Taigs’ – PSNI manipulate suicide victims remains in sectarian act

PSNI personnel moved the remains of a suicide victim and positioned his body in different poses for photographs which were subsequently shared through social media, it has been revealed. Among ...

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Holiday Hunger – Cost of living crisis? You mean capitalism!

In recent weeks Stormont announced a summer holiday food grant of £13.50 for families with children entitled to free school meals.  Holiday hunger is not a new phenomenon, and it ...

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