The battle for Saint Christopher’s School - Sean Lynch An account of the Irish Traveller community in Dublin building its own school in the 1960s - and how…
Irish travellers take direct action – Bill Connolly Syndicalist Workers Federation report from 1964 on the Irish Traveller community in Cherry Orchard, Dublin, taking matters into their own hands…
Mayday 2004 in Dublin This year saw an EU summit in Dublin. it fell on May Day. Irish anarchists organised against it. Black flag interviewed one of the organisers of…
The Dublin McDonald's strike, 1979 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…
The Dublin lockout, 1913 - John Dorney 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…
Don't forget about non-teaching language workers! The bosses try to divide us by job - don't buy that sh*t. A re-print from Photocopy This, a paper-only newsletter for TEFL workers in and around…
LSSE Wobblies send solidarity to the sacked A2Z staff The IWW members at the Leicester Square School of English would like to send our fullest solidarity…
“Every action was done collectively”: An interview with newly unionised TEFL workers Faced with an attack on their working conditions, TEFL workers in Dublin formed a union, threatened…
Practical anarchists, we’: social revolutionaries in Dublin, 1885–7 - Fintan Lane Article by Fintan Lane on the pocket of anarchism in Ireland in the 1880s.
The Dublin lockout of 1913 - Interview with Padraig Yeates A video interview/ documentary on The Dublin Lockout of 1913 with Padraig Yeates, a leading…
Irish public sector general strike 2009 photo gallery A selection of images from picket lines across Dublin during the nationwide public sector strike on…
Thomas Cook Dublin: Workers Released The 28 workers arrested this morning for occupying the Grafton Street outlet of Thomas Cook were released this afternoon after agreeing not to resume their occupation or damage the property of Thomas Cook.
