State-funded companies may be contributing to Israel’s genocide and war crimes.

"Emma Little-Pengelly calls union access 'aggressive and expansionist.' That is simply false...Caoimhe Archibald has already capitulated... exempting smaller businesses... Workers in small workplaces need representation just as much...This Bill must go to the Assembly immediately, in full”

On behalf of People Before Profit, we urge the trade union movement who represents hundreds of thousands of workers here to use all the power at its disposal to thwart the racist thugs who wish to divide us.

Today Northside Home Care Services workers will be in front of the

"The local community in North Belfast will be reeling this morning. They do not deserve more violence and intimidation on our streets. They need our support, understanding, and ability to begin to deal with what they have just experienced." - Gerry Carroll

Strike at 5 hospitals today by Ireland's highly specialised surgery workers, perfusionists. HSE must respect Labour Court agreement that should never have been abandoned.

"The speed with which the British far-right has descended... with Nigel Farage, jumping in to use it for their own divisive, nasty ends. These people don’t give a damn about working class people in Belfast. We shouldn’t let them exploit people’s real concern."

People Before Profit calls for referendum to allow people to decide and plans to escalate resistance during EU Presidency.

Instead of prioritising our children's education, DUP Minister Paul Givan has chosen to provoke confrontation with teachers. The announcement of the ballot sends a clear message that Givan must heed.

Calls for statement from Minister for Justice.
DCC must acquire building to ensure it is developed into a community centre.

22 of the 48 homes to be transferred for private sale and not social homes as intended. Cllr Wallace said “This is an incredulous turn of events and raises a lot of serious questions..." Protest this Tuesday, 9 June, at housing estate entrance on Foran’s Way, Tullow Co. Carlow at 6pm

"This is the direct the result of weeks of poison pumped online - cowards warning of an 'influx of people' and sneering at 'foreign food.' That bile has now ended in arson... Racism puts food on nobody's table."

The Triple Lock represents a major obstacle to this government. We'll have to demand Fine Gael, Fianna Fáil and their lackeys in the Lowry group stop trying to short-circuit our democratic demand for Neutrality. Neutrality is our best real defence from the gravity of the West's wars.

"When teachers take industrial action, they're doing it on behalf of their whole school community. They're saying enough is enough to a Stormont establishment that wants education on the cheap. That's exactly what Paul Givan is afraid of and it's why he's making this vindictive move."

"If the state takes your DNA and holds it on a police database for years, the very least it can do is tell you so in plain writing. This legislation rightly gives people the right to a review of their retained material" Gerry Carroll

"A company that operates in 45 countries and made over £1 billion in profit last year? They are not short of resources to guarantee secure and well-paid jobs. The receptionists, cleaners, porters and kitchen workers? Sodexo is treating them disgracefully." Gerry Carroll MLA

"The Council backed our motion calling on the DFI Minister to provide funding to equalise train access on the Derry line. Translink estimate this will cost a mere £1m... compared to the hundreds of millions announced to upgrade rail services between Belfast and Dublin." - Cllr. Shaun Harkin

Cllr Wallace: “This is also a worker’s rights issue as staff were told they would have to take redundancy. At the very least they should each have a choice to opt-in for either redeployment or redundancy... [they] have been left blind-sided."

50,000 households on housing waiting list exposes decade of failure. Gerry Carroll says. "It is the direct result of years of inaction, underfunding and political ineptitude."

Conor Reddy has repeated the party’s call for a moratorium on data centre development. Demands price controls to reduce electricity prices for households.

Record May Temps and Record EU Fines: €26 billion in fines on the way for Ireland. Solution? Scrap FF/FG LNG plans. Invest hard to make home retrofitting our public transport system fast, frequent and free.

The two by-elections point to an Irish politics that is shifting fast. The old centre is weaker than it has been in a century, but what takes its place? Pulled between a growing soft left and an emboldened far right, there's an opening for the socialist left if we organise to take it.

Government parties receive drubbing from voters, lowest ever Fianna Fáil vote. Left parties should commit not to resuscitate Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael through coalition.

Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael are feigning outrage at Israel’s actions but voting against the sanctions on Israel that flotilla activists asked them to support. They haven't even passed the Occupied Territories Bill and they voted down the Sanctions Bill.

The cases against all protestors will go ahead though a judge had decided to drop prosecution against Derry & Strabane People Before Profit Cllr Shaun Harkin alone. The challenge will continue. The legislation is as wrong as Starmer is, who's banned solidarity instead of arms sales, says Harkin.

"We know that women and babies were transferred between jurisdictions, that records are held in the Republic, in religious archives, and in institutions with little appetite for transparency. This inquiry cannot be hamstrung at the border." Gerry Carroll MLA

Richard Boyd Barrett’s Sanctions Against the State of Israel Bill will be voted on in the Dáil (Irish parliament) this evening. Statement from Richard and Speakers' List for Dáil Demonstration.

Supports Congolese community’s call for an independent inquiry

“The Constitution is very clear in outlining that the government shall ‘not have more than fifteen members’ and that it is bound to function collectively and confidentially." Paul Murphy TD

Urges people to protest at Dáil at 5.30pm on Wednesday to demand sanctions on Israel.