In a blog post, writer, director, performer and activist Grace Dyas has brought to light the shocking extent of sexual harassment in the Irish theatre

On Saturday 14th October Belfast saw more than a 2000 people march together through the city centre demanding free, safe and legal abortions. The reactionary

The Irish banks are repeat criminal offenders. Back in the 1980’s, the banks helped thousands of wealthy customers to avoid their taxes in what became

Workers at Irish Rail have voted by huge majorities to come out on strike to secure a proper pay rise. In SIPTU, the vote was

A Sectoral Employment Order for the construction industry was enacted on Thursday 19th October, raising minimum rates of pay for building workers. New minimum rates of

Reacting to news of serious allegations against senior members of the PSNI, Gerry Carroll MLA has called on the chief constable to step down.” “These

The crisis at Stormont continues to trundle on, with little sign of real change. Below, Gerry Carroll MLA outlines the position of People Before Profit

Sinn Féin have embarked upon a dramatic shift in position on the EU. Despite having been uncritical cheerleaders of the institution in the last two

On Sunday 1 October Catalonia held its long awaited referendum on independence from the Spanish State. Mariano Rajoy, the right wing Spanish Prime Minister, responded

Sunday 1 October was a day of shame for the Spanish State. In a brutal denial of basic democratic rights, the Spanish State sent thousands