A strike is called against a land agent as the crops are due to harvest and the community shuns him, coining the word 'boycott'. Fifty Orangemen travel to break it.

A century later, trouble spreads throughout Ireland with the introduction of the Irish Land Act.

As rents on the land increased in northern Ireland, militant agrarian movements formed to protest them; the multi faith Hearts of Oaks and the protestant Hearts of Steel.

Short accounts of Irish labour history from 1761 to 1913.

*TRIGGER WARNING – rape & rape apology* On Saturday 2nd November, known vile misogynist and…

Bifo on the beginning and the end of the future as an idea and what comes next.

One of the most important Marxist thinkers and leaders of the twentieth century, Rosa Luxemburg is finding renewed interest among a new…

An article by John Cline on the weapon, agricultural tool, and symbol.

A transcript of a 1995 talk in which Michéa discusses the continuing relevance of the ideas of the…

Libcom.org's guide to working class films and TV shows, showing class struggles, revolutionary situations and everyday lives.

Following a debate on Twitter, several statements appeared online seeking to defend the PCS union…