In this month’s Connolly Archive, we continue on with our serialisation of Connolly’s Labour in Irish History, moving on to Chapter Fifteen, ‘Some more Irish pioneers of the socialist movement’.
This month, as part of our On the Shoulders of Giants series, we republish ‘A New Nation’ by James Fintan Lalor. Lalor wrote this address to the landowners of Ireland at his family home in Tinakill, Abbeyleix in what was then called Queen’s County, now Co. Laois, on the 19th of April, 1847.
Mickey Moran sits down with Cathaoirleach Éirígí Brian Leeson to discuss the Good Friday Agreement on the 27th anniversary of its signing. Can the Good Friday Agreement ever deliver a United Ireland? Or is it just a constitutional trap to deradicalise Republicanism?
In this month’s Connolly Archive, we continue on with our serialisation of Connolly’s Labour in Irish History, moving on to Chapter Fourteen, ‘Socialistic teachings of the Young Irelanders; the thinkers and the workers’.
This month, as part of our On The Shoulders of Giants series and on the 37th anniversary of the extra-judicial execution of Mairéad Farrell along with her comrades Seán Savage and Daniel McCann by the
Mickey Moran is joined by Jac and Rhys, two activists from the Welsh socialist republican youth group, Mudiad Eryr Wen, for a conversation exploring the history of Welsh nationalism, the emergence of Welsh republicanism, and the contemporary struggles around the Welsh language.
A wreath laying ceremony to honour Galway woman and 1916 leader, Julia Morrissey, will take place in Athenry, Co. Galway on Saturday, 8th March, at 1pm.
In this month’s Connolly Archive, we continue on with our serialisation of Connolly’s Labour in Irish History, moving on to Chapter Thirteen, ‘Our Irish Girondins sacrifice the Irish peasantry upon the altar of private property’.
Mickey Moran sits down with Gabriel Kuhn, an Austrian activist, translator, and author, to discuss his work exploring the intersection between sport and radical politics.
In this month’s Connolly Archive, we continue on with our serialisation of Connolly’s Labour in Irish History, moving on to Chapter Twelve ‘A Chapter of Horrors: Daniel O’Connell and the working class’.
