“Belfast Communists took their place last Saturday alongside Palestinian solidarity organisations, trade unions and other political parties in the well attended Nakba march to Belfast City Hall organised by the Irish Palestinian Solidarity Campaign to mark 75 years of resistance to Israeli repression. In addition to calls to step up […]

At a packed Theatre last night for the start of the yearly James Connolly Festival and a very enjoyable discussion on Trade Unions Radical or Redundant.

Speaking today party member Donal O’ Ceallaigh laid out the position of the Communist Party Of Ireland. Comrades and friends, People may ask, why are we, as citizens of a Republic, holding this protest to coincide with the coronation of Charles The Third as King of the United Kingdom and […]

The Communist Party of Ireland sends revolutionary Mayday greetings to the Irish workingclass and to all progressive and anti-imperialist forces at home and abroad.In particular we express our solidarity with Cuba struggling under decades of illegalblockade, with Palestinians suffering mass violence and repression and the Sudanese peopleonce again experiencing US […]

Communists took their place amongst the thousands of trade union activists and socialists on the annual Belfast May Day March. In what Gerry Murphy of the ICTU called “a rallying cry for better workers rights and the power from taking action together”.  Guest speaker Mick Lynch of the RMT paid tribute […]

CPI delegation to Cuba attended a presentation on the current situation with the Cuban economy by Comrade Gladys Hernandez. Clearly the US Blockade is hurting the people but the Cuban Revolution and Cuban people will not surrender. Socialismo o Muerte. Comrades attended a very interesting seminar given by Local Comrade […]

The Communist Party of Ireland strongly condemns the decision of the coalition government to appoint Ms Louise Richardson, Dame Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, to chair the government’s Consultative Forum on International Security Policy and to draft the final report on the future of the […]

At a packed public meeting tonight which discussed the Good Friday Agreement.  A question was poised. With all the back slapping that we have witnessed over the last two weeks in Dublin and Belfast with the so called great and good why was the main actor missing? P O’ Neill. […]

Comrades of the Communist Party of Ireland participated in a demonstration against Posie Parker, who was in Belfast on Sunday 16th April to spread her violent anti-trans message. Trans people do not stand apart from the working class and we oppose these cynical attempts at dividing the working class by […]