The Workers' Party does not mourn Viktor Orbán's recent election loss in Hungary. His reactionary politics — curbing freedom of speech and other civil liberties — warrant no mourning from communists or workers alike, yet his defeat is not our victory. Péter Magyar’s Tisza party has secured a two-thirds supermajority in parliament; enough to rewrite [...]
The fuel crisis did not come from nowhere. Ireland is a price taker: we had no hand in starting the war on Iran, yet Irish workers are paying the price for it at the pump every day. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz and the broader imperialist campaign waged by the United States and [...]
In fuel, transport, and energy, Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil expect the Irish working class to shoulder the burden of the shambolic economy that they have built. Petrol is crossing €2 a litre. The cause is a conflict in the Middle East which Ireland had no hand in starting and has no power to end. [...]
International Women’s Day did not begin as a celebration. It was not created for corporate branding, discount codes, or polite panel discussions. It was born from working class struggle, socialist organising and women demanding political and economic power. The Workers' Party has produced a pamphlet, entitled International Women’s Day 2026: Bread, Roses, and Unfinished Revolution, [...]
The latest American attack on a sovereign country, in this case Iran, is the culmination of a decades-long strategy to bring the Middle East under complete subordination, both as an essential plank of Israeli strategy and a precursor to tightening the noose on Russia and China. It illustrates that the principal contradiction facing the world [...]
The Defence (Amendment) Bill 2025 is the latest attempt by Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael, and their lackeys to dismantle Irish neutrality. Abandoning the requirement that the Defence Forces may only engage in missions approved by the UN would move Ireland away from genuine peacekeeping that enjoys a mandate and a basis in international law. This [...]
Stormont’s struggles to balance the budget confirms what working class communities already know: the system is not fit for purpose. Public services are being hollowed out before our eyes. Hospital waiting lists are disgracefully long. Schools are cutting provision. Public sector workers are forced to fight for pay that barely keeps pace with inflation. At [...]
Just three companies paid almost 50% of the state's corporation tax in 2024. This increased concentration “raises the uncertainty around future receipts,” according to the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council, the state's budgetary watchdog. This overreliance has left the state exposed, while the government continues to prioritise multinational corporate interests over building strong state industries that [...]
The FAI, with the support of the government, must ensure that the men's national team does not fulfil its fixtures against Israel in their upcoming UEFA Nations League campaign. David Gardiner, a St. Patrick’s Athletic supporter and Workers’ Party representative in Palmerstown-Fonthill said: “The FAI should respect the view of the Irish public, as well [...]
The government's plan to abolish the Triple Lock in the coming months has nothing to do with Irish defence, peacekeeping, or sovereignty and everything to do with NATO and EU military alignment, according to Gerry Rooney, Workers’ Party representative for Meath East and former General Secretary of the Permanent Defence Forces Other Ranks Representative Association. [...]