Workers' Party · Ireland
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We are fighting for an alternative for working people.
Workers left wanting (again) in Budget 2027
Budget 2027 is no workers’ budget. It fails working people during a cost-of-living crisis, and continues to push public money into private hands. Modest increases in wages, social welfare, and tax credits cannot compensate for a system in which housing, energy, and childcare cost so much.
We serve neither Trump nor FF-FG Taoisigh but the Irish working class
Although Donald Trump's comments on Irish unity this weekend may have come as a surprise (and as an unpleasant shock to certain corners of unionism), one must consider what sort of united Ireland that Trump and his ilk would actually approve of. Regardless of their view, we must strive to build a 32-county socialist republic for the Irish working class.
Property developers attempt to reverse St. Edmundsbury decision
Despite South Dublin councillors recently voting down the proposal to rezone land at St Edmundsbury, as well as over 1,600 submissions being made by the public in opposition, private property developers are trying to have the decision reversed.
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Homes for people, not profit
Public housing is the solution.
We campaign for affordable public housing, built and owned by the state for working people.
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