Partisan · Patriotic · Internationalist
The Communist Party of Ireland recognises that the office of Uachtarán na hÉireann islargely symbolic. Incumbents, such as President Higgins, have used the office to raise issuesof concern to the people of Ireland, such as homelessness, the genocide in Gaza, the erosionof Irish neutrality and promotion of the Irish language. […]
The International Day of Peace was established in 1981 by the United Nations General Assembly. Two decades later, in 2001, the General Assembly unanimously voted to designate the Day as a period of non-violence and cease-fire. All those in favour of world peace and the defence of Irish neutrality and […]
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 […]
Irish government more committed than ever to advancing the interests of the global monopoly corporations and international financial institutions. The government continues its strategy of absolute subservience to the needs and interest of global imperial interest in relation to foreign policy, its ongoing efforts to undermine and get rid of […]
The Irish government’s increasing abandonment of neutrality marks a clear alignment with imperialist interests, particularly evident in its stance on recent global conflicts. This shift is exemplified by ongoing attempts to dismantle the Triple Lock mechanism, designed precisely to protect Ireland from involvement in unjust international military actions without explicit […]
The Communist Party of Ireland condemns the decision by the Government parties to defeat the Sinn Féin bill which would have prevented the Irish Central Bank from facilitating the sale of Israeli bonds that fund genocide in Palestine. As we pointed out last May, the recognition of the state of […]
The Communist Party of Ireland sends May Day greetings to the Irish working class, to all anti-imperialist and progressive organisations, to the international Communist movement, to all those struggling against imperialism, colonialism, fascism and native capitalism, and to those actively struggling to build socialism in their workplaces and communities. We […]
The instability of capitalism deepens. For a second time in less than 20 years the economic model pursued by the Irish ruling class is facing a crisis. The US government decision to impose 20% tariffs on EU imports to the US, as the US capitalist class attempts to halt its […]
The women of the Communist Party of Ireland would like to offer our deepest solidarity with the Mothers against Genocide group, we share the outrage felt across the solidarity movement at your horrific treatment. In your fight to expose the genocide currently being carried out by the Zionist occupation against […]
It was the 8th of March in 1917, in the midst of World War I, when women workers took to the streets with the cry of “Peace, Land and Bread” and began the process of the Russian Revolution. Women have since remained at the forefront of the anti-war struggle, here […]