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
Dawn Foster – A tribute
16 July 2021
Joe Dwyer remembers journalist Dawn Foster who died suddenly. Free article
Centenary of the Truce of July 1921
9 July 2021
In July 1921 Commander-in-Chief of the British Forces in Ireland Nevil Maready led the British Army delegation into Dublin’s Mansion House to meet the representatives of the Irish Republican Army to arrange a Truce between the two forces. Free article
Time for Truth Campaigners demonstrate against British government amnesty plans
7 July 2021
There is growing opposition to the British government’s planned amnesty legislation for British army veterans of the Northern conflict to be brought before Westminster next month Free article
A Time for Big Thinking - Declan Kearney
6 July 2021
'This is a time for big thinking' the latest blog by Sinn Féin national chairperson, Declan Kearney. Free article
Gerard McGuigan – A Republican Life
29 June 2021
A tribute to Ardoyne Republican, Gerard McGuigan. Free article
'Our vision is that of an egalitarian republic with social justice and equality at its core' Wolfe Tone’s Legacy remembered at Bodenstown 2021
21 June 2021
Sinn Féin MP for North Belfast John Finucane Free article
OPINION: Cork is very much part of the conversation on Irish Unity
19 June 2021
In the spirit of Terence MacSwiney and Tomás Mac Curtain, the Rebel County is very much a part of the conversation on Irish Unity.
On Thursday night Cork Docklands' R&H Hall was lit up and the message was clear that it is time for unity.
Preparations and discussions about what a United Ireland should look like must include all communities as equals, the length and breadth of the... Free article
The Hunger Strike Election, June 1981
11 June 2021
Remembering 1981 – Two H-Block prisoner TDs elected Free article
New An Phoblacht podcast will challenge establishment perspective
10 June 2021
An Phoblacht’s new podcast series will focus on grassroots, progressive activism and ideas providing stimulating content on media, the arts, sport and the true life stories of ordinary people. Free article
Canathaobh go bhfuil gá le Pleanáil Teanga?
9 June 2021
Ghní John Predergest cur síos ar a ról ina Oifigeach Pleanála Teangaidh i gCorca Dhuibhne agus an tábhacht a ghabhann leis an phróiseas seo leis an teanga a neartú mar theanga pobail Free article
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