February 13, 2022 The Legacy of Larkin A Commemoration of Jim Larkin 75 years on from his death Claire O’Connor examines the legacy of Jim Larkin 75 years after his death….
June 16, 2021 Bodenstown 1972 Táimid tagaithe anseo arís go mBaile Buadáin mar is gnath dúinn chun ómós agus ónair a dhéanamh do chuimhe Theobald Wolfe Tone. Tá sé…
April 29, 2021 Pogrom 1975 This pamphlet was originally published in 2015 to mark the fortieth anniversary of the 1975 Provisional Sinn Féin / IRA pogrom against the Republican…
March 19, 2021 A short history of Irish Republicanism 1792 – 1949 Written by Scott Millar and Brian Hanley, this short history of Irish Republicanism was initially intended for publication as the first chapter of The…
March 19, 2021 Socialist Women and the Struggle against Fascism To mark International Women’s Day 2021, the Workers’ Party held a memorial lecture in honour of Margaret O’Leary, long-standing Party member and former editor…
March 7, 2021 Women’s View Issue 1 To mark International Women’s Day we republish the first issue of the Workers’ Party magazine Women’s View from March 1980.
January 20, 2021 A Transition to Nowhere Trotskyism and the Transitional Programme are a political and theoretical dead-end argues Cornelis van Vliet As communists it is our task to point to…
December 12, 2020 Bodenstown 1968 On the second anniversary of his death, we republish Seán Garland’s oration at the annual Wolfe Tone commemoration at Bodenstown in 1968, as printed…
December 7, 2020 After the Resistance: Post-War Communism in France and Italy The French Communist Party (PCF) and the Italian Communist Party (PCI) emerged as two of the largest communist parties in Western Europe in the…
November 29, 2020 Not just that other guy: Engels and the Origin of the Family, Private Property, and the State Friedrich Engels was not quite the Luigi of communism that he was so keen to present himself as, writes Tara Brady. In 2017, Turner…
