Ireland

An analysis of the 2015 revolt against the water tax in Ireland, from Irish Anarchist Review 11.

As the trade union leadership does its best to drag us back into a new round of …

This is the promised detailed analysis of the end of the WSM following on from our very brief announcement of December 7th, 2021 titled 'WSM has…

An account of the Irish Traveller community in Dublin building its own school in the 1960s - and how…

Syndicalist Workers Federation report from 1964 on the Irish Traveller community in Cherry Orchard, Dublin, taking matters into their own hands…

A short history of the Kirkintilloch tragedy, in which 10 Irish migrant workers were killed, written by Anonymous.

In 1997, the Irish domestic water charge was abolished. In 'Winning The Water War', Dermot Sreenan, an activist in the Federation of Dublin Anti Water Charges Campaigns examines the campaign and the demonstration of people power that brought about the downfall of this charge.

This article describes and explains the internal organizational structure of the Irish anarchist group, the Workers Solidarity Movement, (WSM) as it was in 2008.

The term 'community policing' has been much abused in recent times, most particularly in the North of Ireland where it has become shorthand for…

An article written as part of discussion inside the Workers Solidarity Movement,…