Dublin Shell to Sea blockaded Shell HQ today as part of the ongoing campaign to highlight the theft of Irelands natural resources by the multi-national company. Éirígí members were amongst a group of
The real reason for the Anglo-American invasion of Iraq is again rearing its ugly head with the beneficiaries, in the form of the multinational energy companies, preparing to move in for the kill.
As part of its process of development, Éirígí has taken the decision to organise itself as a political party. The motion to this effect was put to today's Árd Fheis and ratified by the membership.
Éirígí activists Cormac Ryan and Scott Masterson were granted bail in Belfast's Magistrate's Court this afternoon, Wednesday 9th May. Their release follows that of fellow Éirígí activist Dominic McGlinchey, who
Three members of Éirígí were assaulted and arrested outside of the Stormont building in Belfast this morning. The three had been taking part in a protest which had been organised by the ‘Belfast Anti-War Movement’ to
British Prime Minister Tony Blair arrives in Ireland on Tuesday (May 8) in a final and hopeless attempt to write himself into the history books as a man of peace.
The appointment of a new group to ‘review contentious parades’ in the occupied Six Counties has put the spotlight back on the issue of contentious Orange parades.
Today (May 5th, 2007) marks the 26th anniversary of the death of IRA hunger-striker Bobby Sands. He and nine other Freedom Fighters were to die in an epic battle that pitted their naked, broken bodies against the
