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1 in 12 cancer diagnoses were missed during COVID-19 pandemic

A recent report from the National Cancer Registry of Ireland has revealed that a shocking one in 12 expected cancers were not detected during the Covid pandemic. This is an estimated 4,320 cases. The cause of this may have been partially due to patients deferring seeking medical advice during the pandemic. However, it would seem [...]

June 8th, 2023|Comments Off on 1 in 12 cancer diagnoses were missed during COVID-19 pandemic

Sport Ireland snubs League of Ireland women’s clubs funding application

Sport Ireland has snubbed an application for €550,000 in funding for League of Ireland Women's Premier Division clubs. Domestic football, including the women’s game, is currently experiencing a great level of growth that should be supported by the sporting authority, according to Garrett Greene, Workers' Party representative for Cabra-Glasnevin. Greene said: “The recent growth of [...]

June 3rd, 2023|Comments Off on Sport Ireland snubs League of Ireland women’s clubs funding application

87% of Irish people in favour of ceasefire to negotiate an end to war in Ukraine

A new poll has revealed that 87% of people in Ireland favour a ceasefire in Ukraine to facilitate negotiations to end the war. The poll, commissioned by the Peace and Neutrality Alliance and carried out by Ipsos, shows that the vast majority of Irish people do not support prolonging the conflict, which has been ongoing [...]

May 22nd, 2023|Comments Off on 87% of Irish people in favour of ceasefire to negotiate an end to war in Ukraine

Cherry Orchard Industrial Estate proposal would not benefit working people, says Workers’ Party rep

Planning permission has been applied for 127 apartments on the site of the old skatepark in Cherry Orchard Industrial Estate. David Gardiner, Workers’ Party representative for Palmerstown-Fonthill, has said that issues around facilities and infrastructure, combined with the cost of renting, means the proposal would not benefit working people. Gardiner said: “The proposal does not [...]

May 14th, 2023|Comments Off on Cherry Orchard Industrial Estate proposal would not benefit working people, says Workers’ Party rep

Government plans to give up to €1 billion of public money to developers and landlords

The new €1 billion housing plan announced by the government is simply another way to funnel public money into private hands. The state is planning to subsidise private developers in building housing, specifically cost-rental housing. While cost-rental certainly can offer more affordable rates of rent to working people, the state should be able to do [...]

April 26th, 2023|Comments Off on Government plans to give up to €1 billion of public money to developers and landlords

Dublin Easter oration 2023

Comrades and friends, Today we gather to remember and honour the men and women of 1916 who bravely struck a blow for Irish freedom against the might of the British empire. Easter remains an important date in the republican calendar, a time for reflection on the past, on all those who have come before us [...]

April 23rd, 2023|Comments Off on Dublin Easter oration 2023

Message to the Sudanese Communist Party

The Workers' Party of Ireland sends its solidarity greetings to the Sudanese Communist Party, its members and supporters, in this dangerous time. The ongoing clashes in Sudan appear to be a falling out amongst thieves rather an expression of any fundamental ideological differences. This does not, of course, lessen the impact on the killed and [...]

April 21st, 2023|Comments Off on Message to the Sudanese Communist Party

Note of condolence to the South African Communist Party and the World Peace Council on the death of Chris Matlhako

Chris Matlhako dedicated his life to the struggle for liberation, both for his county and in the fight against western imperialism. His unstinting dedication to the achievement of socialism was long recognised by his comrades in the SACP where he served as Deputy 2nd General Secretary, member of its Political Bureau and the Central Committee. [...]

April 21st, 2023|Comments Off on Note of condolence to the South African Communist Party and the World Peace Council on the death of Chris Matlhako

Workers’ Party donates towards Cuban medical supplies efforts

Workers' Party members, including our National Organiser Caoimhe Garland, met Marie Barry from the Cuba Solidarity Forum Ireland to present a donation towards medical supplies for Cuba. The money was raised through donations for our late comrade and friend Seamy Reynolds, who suddenly and sadly passed away in February. Seamy had a great love for [...]

April 18th, 2023|Comments Off on Workers’ Party donates towards Cuban medical supplies efforts

Gombeen politicians welcome Biden the warmonger

As establishment politicians and the media fawn over US President Joe Biden during his visit to Ireland, the Workers’ Party seeks to make clear our rejection of American domination over our economic, cultural and military affairs, as well as the general foreign policy of Biden’s presidency. Due to the failure of the Irish state to [...]

April 14th, 2023|Comments Off on Gombeen politicians welcome Biden the warmonger