Ireland: the socialist answer
A pamphlet published in 1989, with articles reprinted or adapted from Workers' Liberty and Socialist Organiser (forerunner of Solidarity), mostly from the 1980s. The pamphlet is out of print: selected articles from it are available here.
Ireland: Lies The Left Tells Itself
Submitted on 9 May, 2008 - 11:26
Lie no. 1: Ireland is a single unit.
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1968-85: what happened and why
Submitted on 15 May, 2006 - 22:38
Introduction
From the mid-1960s a sizeable minority of the people of the USA turned against the war their government was waging in Vietnam. They marched, demonstrated and lobbied to force their government to stop the war.
Our record on Ireland
Submitted on 12 May, 2006 - 23:07
Socialist Organiser [the publication at the time of the tendency now represented by Workers’ Liberty and Solidarity] traces its attitude on Ireland back to the small group of socialists who produced the journal An Solas/Workers Republic in 1966-7, under the umbrella of the Irish Workers Group.
Militant on Ireland: why bread-and-butter workers' unity is not the answer
Submitted on 12 May, 2006 - 22:45
This article deals with the views argued on Ireland in the 1970s and 80s by Militant, forerunner of the Socialist Party and Socialist Appeal.
Theses on the Anglo-Irish (Hillborough) Agreement of 1985
Submitted on 5 May, 2006 - 11:26
1. What is the Anglo-Irish agreement?
The Anglo-Irish agreement sets up an inter-governmental conference - backed up by a permanent secretariat stationed in Belfast-between the London and Dublin governments which will jointly run Northern Ireland.
