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St Matthew's Hall, Carver St, Sheffield
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Sebbon St Community Centre, Sebbon St, London N1 (behind Islington Town Hall)
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Liam McNulty spoke to Michael Taft who is a commentator on Irish political economy and works for Unite about the new government in Ireland and its austerity measures.
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The Fine Gael-Labour Irish coalition government this week passed its first austerity budget, aimed at making workers pay the cost of the deepening crisis of capitalism.
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A young Irish Labour Party activist from Dublin spoke to Solidarity about discontent against the party leadership's cuts policies.
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The victory of the Labour Party’s Michael D Higgins in Ireland’s presidential election should be welcomed.
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If you’ve been following the news from Ireland you will be aware that the 26 counties are throwing off Rome rule and becoming a republic, a proper modern capitalist secular republic.
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Serious street fighting in Northern Ireland between police, Catholic youths, and dissident Republicans, on one side, and Protestants, Catholics and police on the other, is becoming all too reminiscent of the clashes that led to the breakdown of the old Six Counties Protestant-ruled state in mid-1969, and the beginning of British army intervention on the streets.
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The campaign on behalf of women incarcerated in laundries by Ireland's religious orders has welcomed the announcement this week by the Irish government of an official inquiry into its involvement in their abuse throughout the twentieth century.
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Belfast saw its worst Loyalist-originated rioting in several years on Monday-Wednesday 20-22 June.
