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Border Poll
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“Troubled Times” republished – a Marxist guide to the national question
The national question is probably the most debated question in Irish politics. And for good reason! Irish history,…
Towards a United Ireland?
By Kevin Henry The week after the election in the South, which saw Sinn Féin win the largest…
The Brexit Calamity & the Role of the Workers Movement
The prolonged countdown to the UK’s withdrawal from the European Union has thrown the Conservative government into a…
Why a border poll offers no solution
By Stephen Boyd In the wake of last year’s “Brexit” vote and the demand of the Scottish National…
Is Sinn Féin right? Is a united Ireland on the agenda?
By Stephen Boyd The crisis at Stormont and Brexit has sparked debate and discussion on the prospects for…
North: Divisive election a warning to the workers’ movement
By Daniel Waldron The snap Northern Ireland Assembly election took place in the aftermath of the ‘cash for…
Ireland, Brexit and why the EU must be opposed
The 52% vote in favour of Brexit is historic and has already had profound political and economic ramifications.sage a living forThe 52% vote in favour of Brexit is historic and has already had profound political and economic ramifications. Since the morning of the result David Cameron has announced his resignation as Prime Minister, the value of Sterling and stock market prices have plummeted drastically, the likelihood of a second referendum on Scottish independence has increased dramatically and moves are afoot by the Blairites in the Parliamentary Labour Party to remove Jeremy Corbyn as leader.
