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The Irish ruling class has blood on their hands
On February 28, 156 people – mostly school girls – in the Shajareh Tayyebeh School in Minab, Iran, were murdered by a missile strike. The blame for this atrocity – and the wanton killing of more than 7,000 others in…
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The case of Pat Finucane and the role of the British State
The newly established public inquiry into the murder of Pat Finucane is set to shine further light onto the bloody role of the British state in Ireland. The murder stands as one of the most notorious killings of the Troubles…
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15 July Long March in ‘Azad’ Kashmir: all power to the committees!
The mass movement in Pakistan-administered Kashmir led by the Awami Action Committee (AAC) has arrived at a decisive point, as the leadership has announced that the Long March will once again recommence on 15 July. At the moment, around 100,000…
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Ireland’s data centre problem
Ireland has 107 data centres, with many more already granted planning permission. Their energy consumption accounts for an extraordinary 21 percent of Irish electricity use – more than that of all urban homes, and the highest proportion in the world.…
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Lessons from Covalen strike: how tech workers can fight lay-offs
The AI boom that’s bringing eye-watering earnings to tech giants means growing precarity for workers across the sector. Most recently, TikTok has announced plans to lay off 667 workers in Ireland. Meta has already cut 40 percent of its Irish…
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EU Presidency, the budget and the government’s woes
The eleventh issue of the Revolutionary Communist is coming out this week! Read the editorial of this issue below, and set up a physical or digital subscription now. Or meet us at one of our regular stalls to buy a copy directly from our…
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