The CPI held its annual Connolly Sunday commemoration at Arbour Hill Cemetery on May 9. Flowers were laid in memory of those who gave their lives for Irish freedom, on the 105th anniversary of the execution of the leaders of the 1916 Easter Rising.
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Campaign for an all-Ireland health service
On Tuesday 4 May demonstrations in support of the demand for an all-Ireland public health service took place in Cork, Dublin, Dungannon, Enniskillen, Galway, and Monaghan […]
May Day message of solidarity
The Communist Party of Ireland sends warmest May Day greetings of solidarity to the working people of Ireland. For the Irish working class there is a clear crisis in housing and health. We emphasise the need to build resistance and struggle to demand and secure decent public housing and to […]
Message of solidarity to the Communist Party of Cuba
The Communist Party of Ireland has sent the following letter of solidarity to the Communist Party of Cuba on the occasion of their 8th Congress. Communist Party of Cuba Havana 8th Congress of CPC Dear comrades, On behalf of the Communist Party of Ireland I wish to offer warmest greetings […]
Solidarity with Cuba
The first issue of CSFI Newsletter has been published by the Cuba Soldarity Forum (Ireland).
Mel Corry
1964–2021 Mel Corry, who died on 13 January, was a lifelong trade unionist, a member of the Peadar O’Donnell Socialist Republican Forum, and a former member of the National Executive Committee of the CPI. A native of Lurgan and former textile worker, from 2008 he was a tutor with Trademark […]
Solidarity with Nicaragua
On behalf of the CPI, the general secretary, Eugene McCartan, made a statement of solidarity on the occasion of the 41st anniversary of the Sandinista Revolution.
Solidarity with Cuban women
The National Women’s Committee of the CPI, on behalf of the women members of the Communist Party of Ireland and the Connolly Youth Movement, has written to the Communist Party of Cuba and the Federation of Cuban Women to express their solidarity with their sisters and comrades on the anniversary […]
Dublin activists are out!
Since early August (weather and quarantine permitting) members of the Dublin Branch of the CPI have been operating bookstalls in the city for the sale of party publications and giving out information about the party.
No return to “business as usual”!
A new leaflet on the health emergency urges that it is time to turn the tide on the housing crisis.