By Stewart Reddin. (Brigadista Bob Doyle — Image designed by Nekane Orkaizagirre) Robert (Bob) Andrew Doyle was born on 12th February 1916 at 15 Linenhall Street in Dublin’s northwest inner […]
The RUC used CS gas for the first time in their history in the Bogside of Derry on the 12th August 1969. It invisibly covered the streets while seeping into […]
Cork socialist republicans Brendan O’Neill and Jim Lane visit West Tyrone fifty years and ten months since the night in December 1956 when in an operation involving up to 150 […]
In 1963 to celebrate the bi-centenary of Irish republican Wolfe Tone’s birth, the Wolfe Tone Bi-centenary Directories was formed. It was decided at a meeting of the Directories in Dublin, […]
“The magistrate in his summing up said that he had no doubt whatsoever that I was politically involved. This should stand to my benefit at a later stage and should […]
From Civil Rights to the Bailout: Social movements, workers agitation, and left-wing activism in Ireland, 1968-2010. Part 3: Radical Politics. Irish Centre for the Histories of Labour and Class, Saturday 20th June, 2015. NUI […]
By D.R.O’Connor Lysaght. Since the beginning of December, two active socialists have died. Apart from the facts of their death and their dedication to forms of socialist politics, there was […]
