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We sat down with a member of the Republican Socialist Youth Movement (RSYM), exploring the topics of socialist republicanism, the importance of commemorations, the persecution of republicans, the move of Sinn Féin towards reformist politics, the GFA and republican prisoners.
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Aontacht Media sat down with Máire Mhic an Fhailí, a known legend in activist spaces up North, active in various social movements since her 20s. She is now 75 and shows no signs of slowing down.
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Long-time volunteer Jason Shanahan was told his services were no longer needed at Treaty United FC after he expressed pro-Palestine sentiment in the club.
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Aontacht Media understands that the IOF militant was invited by his friend Poppy Copland who owns a 10% stake in Rewild Festival.
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An internal email inadvertently sent to Aontacht Media suggests the Minister of Justice's office may have removed the webpage supposed to offer transparency on IPAS after questions were raised about a missing document.
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Aontacht Media sat down with Siúrtán Ó Priongalóid for a tell-all interview about the state of the trade union movement in Ireland, in which he draws on his experiences as Chair of Mandate Youth to expose the bureaucratic hold that fat-cat management have on the workers’ struggle.
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SIPTU’s PR advisor Patricia Ryan has had contracts with anti-worker employers, Big Pharma and is cozy with FF/FG leadership.
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Tesco and Mandate management collaborated to union bust rival radical trade union Independent Workers’ Union (IWU), documents seen by Aontacht Media show.
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Labour Party by-election candidate and Galway councillor Helen Ogbu stayed in the Israeli-owned Leonardo Hotel from the 10th of June until the 11th of June 2026, breaking BDS.
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Seanán Ó Coistín, from Kilcock in County Kildare, is making headlines in the bourgeois press over his passionate defence of the Irish language, which led to him being put on administrative leave from the Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI). The mainstream media, however, rotted by the remnants of British
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The question worth asking about People Before Profit is not whether they oppose fascism. They do, loudly and repeatedly. The question is whether their model does anything to contest the conditions that produce fascist violence - and on that measure, they are failing.
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An explainer of Lenin’s What is to be Done? (1902), its historical context and thoughts on the latent confluence between the anarchist and Leninist concept of the vanguard.