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The Communist Party of Ireland has pointed out on numerous occasions over the decadessince the state joined the EEC/EU, that membership of this Imperialist bloc would result in anongoing erosion of neutrality and would entail sacrificing the limited political and economicindependence accepted by the Irish capitalist class in 1922. We […]
The Communist Party of Ireland(CPI) organised a solidarity protest in central Dublin on the iconic Ha’penny bridge to celebrate the 26th July revolutionary attack led by Fidel Castro on the Moncada Barracks in Santiago de Cuba on July 26, 1953. The open shots in the Cuban Revolution. CPI activists distributed […]
Members of the Dublin Branch of The Communist Party Of Ireland took part this afternoon in a Solidarity march to offer support to our migrant community in Dublin and especially in Tallaght from City Hall to Leinster House. We all say no to the racist thugs who are trying to […]
Both delegations exchanged political experiences. The CPI outlined it class based anti-imperialist approach to key political question. From ending British rule in Ireland. The defence of Irish neutrality and opposition to the growing threat posed by increased EU militarisation. The CPI explained it strategy to break the “Triple lock of […]
“[The EU] helped us to achieve real sovereignty, ” so spoke now-Taoiseach Micheál Martin in April 2024. This sickening obedience to foreign capital, the disregard of Ireland’s history of British occupation and EU-imposed austerity, the puppetting of our political elite by Brussels elicited rage, dissent and passion from all corners of society, but this […]
Comrades from across the thirty two counties came together with thousands of citizens marching in unison to demand public homes on public land – an end to homelessness and exploitation of tenants. The government housing policy is working very well for those it was designed to benefit: landlords, builders, bankers, […]
Comrades this afternoon took part in a peaceful vigil in Dublin today. The Main speakers being Róisín McAleer, from Social Rights Ireland, Fionn Wallace and Former MEP’s Clare Daly and Mick Wallace. Fionn Wallace said as follows: “Here in Ireland we have an utterly craven and subservient political and media […]
Comrades from the Dublin Branch of the Communist Party Of Ireland celebrated with tens of thousands of people in Dublin today with the ever growing Pride march.