The postal strike of 1922
Submitted by Anonymous on Jan 23 2018 23:22
Cathal Brennan tells the story of the postal strike of September 1922, in which the postal unions struck against pay cuts in the infancy of the Irish Free State and at the height of the Irish civil war.
‘Rough and ready work’: The Special Infantry Corps
Submitted by Anonymous on Jan 23 2018 22:43
Article by John Dorney telling the story of the Special Infantry Corps, a military unit set up during the civil war of 1922-3 to suppress agrarian agitation and strikes.
Socialist View - World Socialist Party of Ireland
Full archive of Socialist View, the publication of the World Socialist Party of Ireland, a companion party of the World Socialist Movement
Quiet Rumours An Anarcha-Feminist Reader, New Edition
This is a fascinating window into the development of the women's movement in the words of those who moved it.
IWW statements on language school organising in Dublin
Workers in Dublin's English language schools have been getting organised!
Life denied
An aggrieved North American's reflections on work and travel.
Remembering Sue Richardson
Submitted by Steven. on Sep 13 2017 22:56
An obituary for anarchist Sue Richardson, born Sarah Fenwick Owen, written by Aileen O'Carroll in 2011.
The Dublin McDonald's strike, 1979
Submitted by Steven. on Sep 12 2017 23:19
A post-mortem of the 6 month strike by ITGWU members at Ireland's first two branches of McDonald's in Dublin by the Anarchist Workers Association.
Richard Montague: A tribute
Tuesday, June 10, 2014
Richard Montague: A tribute
For reasons of space the Socialist Standard is unable to fully publish this obituary of our late comrade, Richard Montague.
The Dublin lockout, 1913 - John Dorney
Submitted by Steven. on Aug 31 2016 21:25
A short history of Ireland’s most significant industrial dispute: the mass lockout of 20,000 workers by 400 employers in Dublin from August 1913 to January 1914.
