On Saturday 10 May, Irish Neutrality League put on a cross-party 'Rally for Peace' in the Gresham Hotel on Dublin’s O’Connell St. Over 200 people attended. The meeting agreed to publicise a march on Saturday 14 June.
Trade Union Recognition Bill to Be Debated and Voted on in the Dáil This Wednesday.
'You can’t have capitalism without racism,' stated Malcolm X, and 100 years on from his birth racism is again on the rise in the context of heightened capitalist exploitation, oppression and crisis. Meeting upstairs Bar Rua in Dublin, Tuesday 20 May 7pm.
It was the socialist working-class, organised in unions, who won the weekend, the 8-hour day, sick pay... every gain we’ve made came from our struggle against the bosses. Today, those gains are under attack. Join us on the streets. March with your union. March with your class.
Billion-Euro Government Fail: Report says 'Ireland will exceed the first two carbon budgets by a margin of 17%-27%'
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Everyone in our society, regardless of income, requires a decent and secure place to live. Housing should be treated as a universal public service like health and education. Public housing is the most effective way to deliver decent secure homes, based on need.
This Manifesto for Disability Justice seeks to incorporate the demands of disabled people, disabled people’s organisations and parents of children with additional needs - which People Before Profit believes must be central to any programme for a Left Government.
Everyone in our society, regardless of income, requires a decent and secure place to live. Housing should be treated as a universal public service like health and education. Public housing is the most effective way to deliver decent secure homes, based on need.
Re-nationalisation is the only way to address the climate and cost of living crisis and make the essential changes we need to our energy system. We need to develop a plan to reduce energy use, generate 100% of electricity from renewables and electrify everything. In order to do this, it
Quality childcare remains unaffordable and inaccessible for many families. Fees are among the highest in the EU with many parents still shelling out the equivalent of a second mortgage. Others are forced to work part-time or rely on the goodwill of grandparents...
