The politics of revolution
4 November 2026
This week 40 years ago Sinn Féin was beginning a new phase of its political development in the wake of the 1986 Ard Fheis which ended the party’s long-standing policy of abstentionism from Leinster House. Free article
British government amnesty legislation will make legacy a permanently toxic issue – Declan Kearney
14 December 2021
Writing in his latest blog, Declan Kearney said the British government's amnesty legislation will make legacy a permanently toxic issue. Free article
Máire Drumm our ‘Unmanageable Revolutionary’
8 December 2021
Martina Anderson was a guest speaker at a commemorative event for Máire Drumm in Scotland last weekend. In her speech Martina remembers a “republican visionary”. Free article
Centenary of a catastrophe - the signing of the Treaty
5 December 2021
The ‘Articles of Agreement’ commonly known as the Treaty were signed in London in the early hours of the morning of 6 December 1921. They were signed by a divided Irish delegation under threat of an immediate resumption and escalation of the British government’s war of terror in Ireland. Free article
The future is bright…Ireland’s future – by Declan Kearney
3 December 2021
The latest blog by Declan Kearney on Irish unity and changing dynamics across the island of Ireland. Free article
We are outraged at Government’s lack of action
3 December 2021
USI President Clare Austick writes on the accommodation crisis facing third level students and their campaign to have government reduce the Student Contribution Charge Free article
Máire Comerford - inspiring revolutionary
2 December 2021
Book review by Mícheál Mac Donncha:‘On Dangerous Ground - a Memoir of the Irish Revolution’ by Máire Comerford. Published by Lilliput Press. Free article
14,000 respond to Sinn Féin’s cost of living survey
25 November 2021
Sinn Féin pledges to stand up for workers and calls on government to act on energy prices and implement rent freeze as cost of living survey results published. Free article
Deposit return scheme: Cloak and dagger policy risks betraying Ireland’s beautiful nature
19 November 2021
A DEPOSIT RETURN SCHEME (DRS) for drinks containers was a centrepiece of the Taoiseach’s Programme for Government set out in June last year. A DRS for Ireland will see shoppers pay a small deposit on drinks containers which is subsequently redeemed when the packaging is returned. Done right, the scheme could be a game-changer for Ireland’s once pristine natural spaces. Free article
Building a democratic, rainbow coalition for Irish Unity – Declan Kearney
18 November 2021
In his latest blog, Declan Kearney sets out the party's plan to launch People's Assemblies on a new Ireland next year. Free article
Tadhg Barry - 100th anniversary
14 November 2021
This is an edited version of an article by Trevor Quinn of Cork SIPTU, first published in An Phoblacht, November 2011 Free article
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