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The Workers’ Party of Ireland reiterates its solidarity with the KKE, and its support for our fraternal allies in tomorrow’s election. Over decades, and especially since the beginning of the current assault on the living conditions of the Greek people under the name of austerity, the KKE has resolutely fought for the interests of [...]
New Year’s Message from the President of the Workers' Party, Michael Donnelly On behalf of the CEC/Ard Comhairle I would like to extend New Year’s greetings to all Party members and their families and to our Comrades, friends and supporters both at home and abroad. I would like also to take this opportunity offer [...]
It is with deep sadness that we announce the death of Comrade Mark McLoughlin, Ravensdale, Dundalk. Mark McLoughlin Mark McLoughlin gave a lifetime of service to the Workers' Party and towards the achievement of a democratic, socialist, secular republic in Ireland. He was unstinting in his dedication to the party. Mark was always [...]
Irish Government Insults Those Who Liberated Auschwitz While Ignoring Present-Day Fascist Murders, Says Workers’ Party President. Workers' Party President Mick Donnelly has condemned the Labour Party minister Aodhán Ó Riordáin for insulting the memory of those who liberated Europe from fascism and ended the Nazi genocide while at the same time turning a blind eye to fascist murders in [...]
More than 100,000 people gathered in central Dublin today (Saturday 11th) in protest at the introduction of water charges and the threat to privatise water services. The establishment of a new national water utility, Irish Water, is widely seen as the precursor to water privatisation in Ireland while similar moves are likely to follow [...]
Many young Irish workers are being brutally exploited by companies while working in Australia, often by employers from their own country, Workers’ Party Meath representative Seamus McDonagh has highlighted. “More and more stories of young workers being underpaid, having no right to holidays and being forced to work in dangerous environments are being reported to [...]
Comrades, it is both an honour and a privilege to be elected President of The Workers’ Party, and I take on the responsibilities of that position with a great sense of trepidation. It is clear to me that along with the honour comes enormous responsibilities, not least of which is to ensure that the ideals [...]
The Workers' Party Ard Fheis held in Dublin at the weekend raised €1,000 for a group of construction workers who have effectively been locked out from their jobs at a Department of Education site in Dublin as a result of being forced to declare themselves as self-employed and working for pay of as little as [...]
Presidential Address of Michael Finnegan delivered at the Workers' Party Ard Fheis on 27th September 2014. Comrades, Since we last met there have been tremendous changes in the country. The living standards of working class people have been slashed. Thousands have been thrown onto the dole and some of the brightest and best of [...]