Loyalism and unionism
In the Irish papers
- The Making of Northern Ireland (and the basis of its undoing)
D. R. O'Connor Lysaght · D. R. O'Connor Lysaght pamphlets · c. 1969 - Explosion in Ulster
People's Democracy pamphlets and leaflets · c. 1969 - CHAPTER TWO: AN ENGLISH COLONY 1847-1910
D. R. O'Connor Lysaght · D. R. O'Connor Lysaght, The Republic of Ireland · 1970 - CHAPTER THREE: THE REVOLUTION SUBVERTED 1910-1923
D. R. O'Connor Lysaght · D. R. O'Connor Lysaght, The Republic of Ireland · 1970 - irish solidarity Dutiet rs eg
Irish Solidarity Bulletin · c. September 1970 - New Police Chief Named
Free Citizen · 25 September 1970 - Impartial Inquiry
Michael Farrell · Free Citizen · 25 September 1970 - Supt. Thompson Backs Down
Free Citizen · October 1970 - Facing The Future
Free Citizen · October 1970 - Year’s Work
Free Citizen · October 1970 - The Truth about Walmsley R.M
Free Citizen · 9 October 1970 - Mineral Deve
Liam Shannon · Free Citizen · 9 October 1970 - PD -CRA Where to now?
Free Citizen · 16 October 1970 - PD Men Get 5 Months Apiege
Free Citizen · 30 October 1970 - Welcome Home Bernadette
Free Citizen · 30 October 1970 - Bus Fares -the Fight Is on
John Murphy · Free Citizen · 6 November 1970 - “questions asked at Scar man and from the Have…”
Free Citizen · 13 November 1970 - ARMY BRUTALITY’ Shankill inquiry report accuses British
Free Citizen · 27 November 1970 - R.lp/n.ll.p
Free Citizen · 27 November 1970 - Fermanagh March
Free Citizen · 27 November 1970 - Criminal Act ‘Improved
Free Citizen · 4 December 1970 - Burden for Local Unionists
Free Citizen · 11 December 1970 - P.D. Christmas
Free Citizen · 11 December 1970 - Enoch Paisley
Michael Farrell · Free Citizen · 1 January 1971 - “BUS STOPS Comrades, Bus stops in Belfast are to…”
Gabriel McCaffrey · Free Citizen · 8 January 1971 - Immoral Earnings
Free Citizen · 8 January 1971 - “It is time that full Public Inquiry was held…”
Free Citizen · 8 January 1971 - “Bobbie 'Beezer' Porter, the meek Unionist fall-guy with the…”
Free Citizen · 8 January 1971 - Subscriptions
Free Citizen · 8 January 1971 - “Her of million British workers went on strike against…”
Free Citizen · 15 January 1971 - We Reply
Free Citizen · 15 January 1971 - “Monday night's "special monthly meeting" of Lurgan Unionist Association…”
Free Citizen · 15 January 1971 - Link the Struggle North and South
The Plough · c. November 1971 - The North: the Shadows & the Substance
The Plough · c. November 1971 - The Struggle in the North
People's Democracy pamphlets and leaflets · c. 1972 - Britain: Hands Off Free Derry
The Irish Citizen · c. 1972 - Wi es ai
The Irish Citizen · early 1972 - Move Towards Dutch
The Irish Citizen · early 1972 - Questions Answered
Patrick Curran · The Irish Citizen · c. 1972 - Irish Nationalism and British Imperialism
Revolutionary Marxist Group pamphlets · c. 1973 - Boyeat! the Propaganda Pall
Irish Trotskyist · 27 February 1973 - “On Wednesday, February the forces of reaction tested their…”
Irish Trotskyist · 27 February 1973 - England
Jim Flynn · Free Ireland · May 1973 - Draft Agenda
Free Ireland · May 1973 - DIVIDE AND by Paul Doherty
Free Ireland · May 1973 - “The UDA has expelled 'hundreds' of its members in…”
Free Ireland · May 1973 - Militants Leave Saor Eire
The Plough · June 1973 - STREET COMMITTEES AND PEOPLE’S ASSEMBLIES in the ghettos that was once given them. Their Belfast RMG reports ghettos is not what we sometimes like to think it is
The Plough · June 1973 - “believe. More and more, recently, the word fascist has…”
The Plough · June 1973 - Rd Reich
The Plough · June 1973 - For Unconditional Political Opposition fo Campora
The Plough · June 1973 - The Struggle Is on
The Plough · c. July 1973 - Darity!
The Plough · c. July 1973 - } at
The Plough · c. July 1973 - “very noses of the British Army. Fer from being…”
The Plough · c. July 1973 - International Repression
The Plough · c. July 1973 - British Strategy in Northern Ireland
Revolutionary Marxist Group pamphlets · c. 1974–75 - British Troops to Pull Out ? Only Struggle Will Decide!
The Plough · 11 May 1974 - Intimidation by Scabs Fails
Anne Speed · The Plough · 11 May 1974 - SDLP Collaborators
The Plough · 11 May 1974 - Reply
The Plough · 11 May 1974 - The Provo Armed Campaign
The Plough · 11 May 1974 - Renegades From Marxism
The Plough · 11 May 1974 - Church State and Contraception in the Six Cos
The Plough · 11 May 1974 - Commit Tees
The Plough · c. summer 1974 - Wave «
The Plough · c. summer 1974 - Irish Card
James Conway · The Plough · c. summer 1974 - Tw/o Nations Theory and Southern Intellectuals
The Plough · c. summer 1974 - “Citizens, Fhe author of the article is either consciously…”
B. O'Brien · The Plough · c. summer 1974 - Pps saint . ae | Yes, that is what De Paor and aE follow
James Conway · The Plough · c. summer 1974 - “The inability of the present Official leadership to develop…”
The Plough · c. summer 1974 - Icra and the Elections
The Plough · c. summer 1974 - Argentina- New President Will Continue Repression
Unfree Citizen · 15 July 1974 - Worker Republic Is Our
Unfree Citizen · 15 July 1974 - Must Be Smashed
Unfree Citizen · 15 July 1974 - Conspiracy” Q U.d.a. Men Get 2 Years, Lr.a. Get
Unfree Citizen · 15 July 1974 - British Fire on Civilians at Newry Border
Unfree Citizen · 15 July 1974 - Now Uwc. Chairman Calls for ‘peace
Unfree Citizen · 23 September 1974 - Pa Per’ Reveals the Economics of British Occupation
Unfree Citizen · 23 September 1974 - Special Branch Raid ‘an Phoblacht
Unfree Citizen · 23 September 1974 - Representatives of the Catholics’ Change Their Tune
Unfree Citizen · 23 September 1974 - Starry Plough
Unfree Citizen · 23 September 1974 - “INSIDE: DANUS FACTORY SIT=-IN The last three weeks have…”
The Plough · c. October 1974 - THE NORTH: elections warn of
The Plough · c. October 1974 - The Provo Ard Fheis
The Plough · c. October 1974 - Long Kesh Protests Must Not as a Sop 10 Loyalism
Unfree Citizen · 7 October 1974 - PD. Books
Unfree Citizen · 7 October 1974 - Starry Plough Flags
Unfree Citizen · 7 October 1974 - The Most Abandoned © a Series on Theirish Small Farmer
Unfree Citizen · 7 October 1974 - Book Review
Unfree Citizen · 7 October 1974 - Bribery O Conscription
Unfree Citizen · 7 October 1974 - LCR.a. Denial
Unfree Citizen · 7 October 1974 - “One of the places \where the struggle in the…”
Unfree Citizen · 7 October 1974 - World News
Unfree Citizen · 14 October 1974 - List Candidate for South Down
Unfree Citizen · 14 October 1974 - Sectarian Killings Increase Catholic Ghettos Need Defence
Unfree Citizen · 14 October 1974 - Republicans a
Unfree Citizen · 14 October 1974 - Cooney's Pound of Flesh
Unfree Citizen · 14 October 1974 - Smash the British and _lovalist Terror Machine! ‘united Workers Group’ Shows the Way
The Plough · November 1974 - American II be
The Plough · November 1974 - STUDENTS MARCH protest against murder
Unfree Citizen · 18 November 1974 - “ASRS STOLE Sedat Nec ct aR eg eC Te…”
Unfree Citizen · 18 November 1974 - Fitzgerald bows to Dublin building workers
Unfree Citizen · 18 November 1974 - Bishop Philbin Blames It All on the People
Unfree Citizen · 18 November 1974 - Sectarian Asassinations All Loyalist Paramilitary Groups
Unfree Citizen · 18 November 1974 - New Anti-people Weapons
Unfree Citizen · 2 December 1974 - Green Paper Loyalist Takeover
Unfree Citizen · 2 December 1974 - The Unspoken Murders
Unfree Citizen · 2 December 1974 - Government must pay Bombay
Unfree Citizen · 2 December 1974 - Cas Gb
Unfree Citizen · 2 December 1974 - Queens
Unfree Citizen · 16 December 1974 - Statement from R.c.a
Unfree Citizen · 16 December 1974 - Statement from PD. Central Committee
Unfree Citizen · 16 December 1974 - STRIKE ation from
Unfree Citizen · 16 December 1974 - PD. Calendar, Ie)
Unfree Citizen · 16 December 1974 - WORKING FOR with the Protestant Action Group
Unfree Citizen · 16 December 1974 - World struggles
Unfree Citizen · 16 December 1974 - Shepherd Versus Flock
Socialist Republic · 1975 - Few bob fora pint, Paddy’?
Socialist Republic · 1975 - Hits, Wear It!
J. Lavery · Socialist Republic · 1975 - Be No Solution
The Plough · c. January 1975 - Partition
The Plough · c. January 1975 - Unite against
The Plough · c. January 1975 - “STOP PRESS As we go to press, the prisoners…”
The Plough · c. January 1975 - British military's role in lreland. And in doing so
The Plough · c. January 1975 - Southem Aid
Socialist Republic · October 1975 - The path toanew Stormont —PAISLEY and CRAIG ; DISAGREE
Socialist Republic · October 1975 - Mass action can stop the loyalist
Socialist Republic · October 1975 - Act Now! Dont Let
Socialist Republic · c. 1976 - The Provo Ari Campaign and Anti-imperialist St
Socialist Republic · c. 1976 - Communism and the USSR
Socialist Republic · August 1976 - Gays
Socialist Republic · August 1976 - Britain
Socialist Republic · August 1976 - Phases in Ulster History, part 2
D. R. O'Connor Lysaght · D. R. O'Connor Lysaght, Phases in Ulster History · work suspended 1977, as its title page says - Wont Fitt
Socialist Republic · August 1977 - Belfast Hospital Row: Sectarian Attack on Workers Rights
Socialist Republic · 1978 - Debate in the Belfast Womens’ Groups
Socialist Republic · 1978 - How It All Began
Socialist Republic · 1978 - “news for the bosses! The Business Location File zine…”
Socialist Republic · 1978 - Help!
Socialist Republic · 1978 - “Good news for the bosses! magazine which is described…”
Socialist Republic · 1978 - Help!
Socialist Republic · 1978 - The D
Socialist Republic · 1978 - SDLP Parrot Unionists
Socialist Republic · October 1978 - Officials
Socialist Republic · October 1978 - Mass
Socialist Republic · October 1978 - Another Step from Socialism
Socialist Republic · October 1978 - The Lessons 10 Years of Struggle Part
Socialist Republic · October 1978 - A People Undefeated
People's Democracy pamphlets and leaflets · c. 1979 - Prisoners of Partition
People's Democracy pamphlets and leaflets · c. 1979 - Editorial
Ireland Socialist Review · c. 1980 - Anti-Unionist Workers Mobilise Against Gariin
Socialist Republic · 1980 - Partition Means
Socialist Republic · 1980 - The Protestant working class — still ‘no surrender’
Geoff Bell · Ireland Socialist Review · c. 1980 - Devolved rule Loyalist rule! IN THIS ISSUE
Socialist Republic · 1980 - Belfast Labourism, 1905-1925
Bob Purdie · Ireland Socialist Review · c. 1980 - UDA-udr-uvf Paisleyites Want US Prosecuted!
Brendan Kelly · Socialist Republic · 1980 - Marxism, the state and Northern Ireland
Richard Chessum · Ireland Socialist Review · c. 1980 - WHAT STRATEGY? Determined leadership can overcome
Brendan Kelly · Socialist Republic · 1980 - The SDLP's ‘New Ireland’
Keith Savage · Ireland Socialist Review · c. 1980 - “It THE CASE OF BRIAN MAGUIRE Because of this…”
Anne Speed · Socialist Republic · 1980 - ll review of Republican News series
John North · Socialist Republic · 1980 - The Lessons
Socialist Republic · 1980 - August ’°69
Socialist Republic · 1980 - Who Now Beats Orange Drum?
John North · Socialist Republic · 1980 - What Strategy for Revolution
J. North · Socialist Republic · 1980 - What Strategy for Revolution?
J. North · Socialist Republic · 1980 - Marching against
Socialist Republic · 1980 - ATKIN'S P ... the ugly results of British rule In Ireland
John North · Socialist Republic · 1980 - FIANNA FAILS ARIS CRISES: Let us have a United Ireland Lord...but not yet
James Gallagher · Socialist Republic · 1980 - Irish Women Demand the
Socialist Republic · 1980 - Join US in the Fight!
Socialist Republic · 1980 - Armagh Campaign Broadens
Socialist Republic · 1980 - “Cameron and Hunt reports, and more recently the Bennett…”
John North · Socialist Republic · 1980 - Haughey and Hume aid British imperialists COLLABORATORS WILL ANSWER
Brendan Kelly · Socialist Republic · 1981 - Fianna Fail, SDLP,O'Fiaich OFF THE FENCE!
Socialist Republic · 1981 - Lesson of Fermanagh F: South Tyrone: to New WiGLOries! bi
Socialist Republic · 1981 - “Expose the British Assassins The assassination attempt on Bernadette…”
Socialist Republic · 1981 - Local Government Elections Peoples Democracy Stand Against Fitt and Devlin
Socialist Republic · 1981 - De Lorean: No Solution to Crisis
John Magee · Socialist Republic · 1981 - UWC RE-MOBILISES No response from ICTU
John Magee · Socialist Republic · 1981 - Defeat P
Socialist Republic · 1981 - DA Assassins The mask slips
Socialist Republic · 1981 - How Bernadette and Michael Were Shot Unanswered Doubt
John O'Leary · Socialist Republic · 1981 - “attacks. There are no mass street committees or resistance…”
Socialist Republic · 1981 - “inherently sectarian nature of the Six County statelet. The…”
Brendan Kelly · Socialist Republic · 1981 - Silent - too Long’ loyalist hypocrisy exposed
Thomas Lavery · Socialist Republic · 1981 - H:-blockiarmagh Strategy for Victory
Socialist Republic · 1981 - North’s union lead
John Magee · Socialist Republic · 1981 - Who does Noel Browne Speak For?
Socialist Republic · 1981 - Why Feminists Should — Confront Imperialism
Anne Speed · Socialist Republic · 1981 - Armagh
Socialist Republic · 1981 - Support Of Prisoners
Socialist Republic · 1981 - Imperialism Murders Bobby Sands
Socialist Republic · May 1981 - August 69
Socialist Republic · August 1981 - Paisley, FitzGerald, Kemmy. One Notion: Two Nations!
Charlie Conron · Socialist Republic · November 1981 - Biueshirt Crusade the North
Socialist Republic · November 1981 - PD Solidarity Plans
James Conway · Socialist Republic · Jan-Feb 1982 - Peoples Democracy Conference
John McAnulty · Socialist Republic · Jan-Feb 1982 - Belfast 34 Test Case Hunger Strike Militant Fined
Socialist Republic · Jan-Feb 1982 - Another RUC Whitewash
Socialist Republic · Jan-Feb 1982 - Derry’s Day of Action
Socialist Republic · Jan-Feb 1982 - “SINN FEIN The Workers’ Party’s sole representative in Leinster…”
Socialist Republic · Jan-Feb 1982 - “Who would have thought that ‘Labour’ workers’ contributions away…”
Socialist Republic · Jan-Feb 1982 - Pose the Ver Up!
Socialist Republic · March 1982 - H:Block Movement Assesses the Way Forward
Socialist Republic · March 1982 - Result Shows Unity Essential
Brendan Kelly · Socialist Republic · March 1982 - Stop Prior!
Socialist Republic · August 1982 - Seek Another Way
Brian Hughes · Socialist Republic · August 1982 - For a Free United Ireland!
Socialist Republic · October 1982 (Election Bulletin) - New Betrayal
Socialist Republic · October 1982 (Election Bulletin) - Visit
Socialist Republic · 1983 - Can Come
Socialist Republic · 1983 - Coalition
Socialist Republic · 1983 - P. Critics
Socialist Republic · 1983 - Limerick Fightback S.p.s. Win Increase
Socialist Republic · June 1983 - British Election
Socialist Republic · July 1983 - US intervention in Central America
Socialist Republic · July 1983 - Speaks!
Socialist Republic · August 1983 - Discrimination!
Socialist Republic · September 1983 - We Remember
Socialist Republic · September 1983 - Partition, Unemployment, Womens Rights
Socialist Republic · October 1983 - Sectarianism
Joe Craig · Socialist Republic · October 1983 - “Although is small revolutionary group the fact that we…”
Socialist Republic · October 1983 - Union Row Over UDR!
John Magee · Socialist Republic · April 1984 - “After repeated delays, the ‘New Ireland’ Forum is expected…”
Socialist Republic · April 1984 - Forum Betrayal!
Socialist Republic · April 1984 - Forum sell-out
An Reabhloid · June 1984 - Book reviews
An Reabhloid · June 1984 - Butcher's Apron’ at Half-mast! Basque Support
Socialist Republic · 1985 - Daly’s Code for Collaboration!
Socialist Republic · 1985 - Twists and turns of British strategy
John Magee · An Reabhloid · Autumn 1986 - The Deal Three Months Own!
Socialist Republic · 1986 - Day of Action
Socialist Republic · 1986 - The Anglo-Irish Agreement
An Reabhloid · Summer 1986 - The crisis of the trade union movement
Kevin McCracken · An Reabhloid · Autumn 1986 - A Charter of Freedom for Ireland
An Reabhloid · Summer 1986 - Letter: prisoners speak out!
An Reabhloid · Autumn 1986 - Reality of the Anglo-irish Deal
Socialist Republic · 1986 - Review: Republicans analyse deal
John North · An Reabhloid · Autumn 1986 - THE COMINTERN [3RD INTERNATIONAL]
People's Democracy pamphlets and leaflets · c. 1989 - Local government results in the North
An Reabhloid · Aug/Sept 1989 - Sectarianism and austerity in the North
An Reabhloid · Aug/Sept 1989 - British witchunt in West Belfast
An Reabhloid · Aug/Sept 1989 - Armed siruggle, Revolution and the IRA
An Reabhloid · c. 1990 - Now a New Offensive
An Reabhloid · c. 1991 - Brooke talks farce
John McAnulty · An Reabhloid · c. 1991 - Bigots unite against sex education
John Magee · An Reabhloid · c. 1991 - Editorial section
An Reabhloid · Spring 1992 - Book review
An Reabhloid · Spring 1992 - We Want Freedom, Not Clarification
For a Workers Republic · Jan/Feb 1994 - Lessons of the Struggle
For a Workers Republic · July 1994 - Framework document - four pillars of oppression
For a Workers Republic · April 1995 - For my next trick
For a Workers Republic · April 1995 - Sinn Fein Ard-fheis “Not waving -Drowning!
For a Workers Republic · April 1995 - Which Way to Workers Unity?
For a Workers Republic · April 1995 - Ceasefire Yes - Peace Process No
James Gallagher · ICMP Discussion Bulletin · 8 May 1995 - Slaying the Sectarian Dragon
For a Workers Republic · August 1995 - Partners to Social Police
For a Workers Republic · August 1995 - Partners to Social Police
For a Workers Republic · August 1995 - “begins to open: The social partnership which sucks the…”
For a Workers Republic · August 1995 - The “Peace Process” Fails To Deliver
John Meehan · ICMP Discussion Bulletin · December 1995 - The Irish "Peace Process": from Hume-Adams to the 1996 elections (dossier)
Socialist Democracy leaflets · 1996 - From Drumcree to Derry
Socialist Democracy leaflets · c. July 1996 - Smash Sectarianism
Socialist Democracy leaflets · c. July 1996 - Journal of Socialist Democracy Lessons Drumcree
Socialist Republic · August 1996 - The "Nationalist family" is no answer to Orange bigotry and imperialist reaction
Socialist Republic · August 1996 - Union chiefs step aside from Orange Bigots
Socialist Republic · August 1996
In the Fourth International press
- Irish Demonstrators Raise the Banner of "Free Derry"
Gerry Foley · Intercontinental Press Vol. 7 No. 3 · Jan 27, 1969 - Election Fails to End Crisis in Northern Ireland
Gerry Foley · Intercontinental Press Vol. 7 No. 9 · Mar 10, 1969 - Bernadette Devlin Elected to Parliament From Mid-Ulster
Intercontinental Press Vol. 7 No. 16 · Apr 28, 1969 - Crisis Deepens in Northern Ireland
Gerry Foley · Intercontinental Press Vol. 7 No. 17 · May 5, 1969 - Northern Ireland On the Barricades in the Ghettos
Gerry Foley · Intercontinental Press · Sep 8, 1969 - The Struggle Deepens What Strategy for Irish Revolutionists?
Gerry Foley · Intercontinental Press Vol. 7 No. 35 · Oct 27, 1969 - Paisley Wins By-election Divisions Deepen in Northern Ireland I j
Gerry Foley · Intercontinental Press · May 4, 1970 - British Troops Drop Mask of 'Keeping Peace'
Gerry Foley · Intercontinental Press Vol. 9 No. 7 · Feb 22, 1971 - Rising Resistance in Ireland to British Troops
Gerry Foley · Intercontinental Press Vol. 9 No. 30 · Sep 6, 1971 - New Challenge to Irish Revolutionists Unionist Regime Moves Against Belfast Rent Strike
Gerry Foley · Intercontinental Press Vol. 10 No. 5 · Feb 7, 1972 - Imperialists Escalate Drive to Divide Ghettos
Gerry Foley · Intercontinental Press Vol. 10 No. 22 · Jun 5, 1972 - A Contribution to the Discussion on Ireland Whither the Officials?
Bob Purdie · Intercontinental Press Vol. 10 No. 42 · Nov 20, 1972 - Official Republicans Meet in Dublin A Step Forward for the Irish Vanguard
Gerry Foley · Intercontinental Press Vol. 11 No. 2 · Jan 22, 1973 - Why Britain's White Paper Failed
James Conway · Intercontinental Press Vol. 11 No. 16 · Apr 30, 1973 - Parliamentary Illusions Still Strong The Elections in Northern Ireland
Gerry Foley · Intercontinental Press Vol. 11 No. 26 · Jul 9, 1973 - Unwritten Clause of Sunningdale Agreement Dublin's Escalating Attacks on IRA
Patricia Fryd · Intercontinental Press · Apr 15, 1974 - Provisional IRA Offensive in North Ireland: How Close to Victory?
Bob Purdie · Intercontinental Press Vol. 12 No. 17 · May 6, 1974 - Unionist Offensive in Northern Ireland Reactionary Strike Poses Threat of Pogroms
Brian Lyons · Intercontinental Press Vol. 12 No. 22 · Jun 10, 1974 - □ Irish Prisoners in Britain Near Death
Patricia Fryd · Intercontinental Press Vol. 12 No. 22 · Jun 10, 1974 - Ireland: Britain's New Turn
James Conway · Inprecor (English) no. 7 · 5 September 1974 - Le nouveau tournant
James Conway · Inprecor (French) n° 7 · 5 septembre 1974 - Front uni contre la répression
Inprecor (French) n° 8 · 19 septembre 1974 - Pressures Continue to Mount In Northern Ireland Since the Concentration Camp Rebellions
Patricia Fryd · Intercontinental Press Vol. 12 No. 41 · Nov 18, 1974 - The Birmingham Bomb Blast
Brian Heron · Inprecor (English) no. 13 · 28 November 1974 - Les bombes de Birmingham
Brian Heron · Inprecor (French) n° 13 · 28 novembre 1974 - Ireland: The Cease-Fire: A Political Turn
Brian Heron · Inprecor (English) no. 18 · 31 January 1975 - Sortir de l'impasse
B. H. · Inprecor (French) n° 18 · 31 janvier 1975 - Ireland: Dublin Government to Add to Repressive Arsenal
Steve MacDonogh · Inprecor (English) no. 45 · 4 March 1976 - Ireland: Who Are the "Peace People"?
Geoffrey Bell · Inprecor (English) no. 63 · 25 November 1976 - A Northern Ireland—'Loyalist' Strike Fizzles
Gerry Foley · Intercontinental Press Vol. 15 No. 18 · May 16, 1977 - Backlash Hits Reactionary Unionists in Northern Ireland The Debacle of fan Paisley's 'General Strike'
Gerry Foley · Intercontinental Press Vol. 15 No. 19 · May 23, 1977 - British Terror Loses Its Efficacy Ireland—The Pendulum Begins to Swing to the Left
Gerry Foley · Intercontinental Press Vol. 16 No. 8 · Feb 18, 1978 - L'opinion publique amorce un mouvement à gauche
Gerry Foley · Inprecor (French) n° 24 · 17 mars 1978 - Open Rift in Dublin Government Pressure Mounts in Ireland for Halt to British Terror
John Meehan · Intercontinental Press Vol. 17 No. 35 · Sep 23, 1979 - Interview d'une militante féministe irlandaise
Inprecor (French) n° 82-83 · 31 juillet 1980 - Après l'attentat contre Bernadette Devlin et son mari
People's Democracy · Inprecor (French) n° 96 · 2 mars 1981 - Despite Police and Army Intimidation Irish Activists Build Support for Hunger Strikers
Gerry Foley · Intercontinental Press Vol. 19 No. 13 · Apr 13, 1981 - Bobby Sands—H-Block Hunger Striker Irish Political Prisoner Elected to British Parliament
Gerry Foley · Intercontinental Press Vol. 19 No. 14 · Apr 20, 1981 - Après la mort des grévistes de la faim républicains
Christian Picquet · Inprecor (French) n° 102 · 25 mai 1981 - Des méthodes de guerre coloniales
Christian Picquet · Inprecor (French) n° 102 · 25 mai 1981 - Succès de People's Democracy et de l'IRSP aux élections municipales
Penny Duggan · Inprecor (French) n° 103 · 8 juin 1981 - Irlanda: Exito de "People's Democracy" y del IRSP en las elecciones municipales del Ulster
Penny Duggan · Inprecor (Spanish) n.º 23 · julio de 1981 - Fifth hunger striker dies British torpedo negotiations at last minute
Will Reissner · Intercontinental Press Vol. 19 No. 27 · Jul 20, 1981 - Pressure From Hunger Strike Makes Dublin Regime Squirm
Will Reissner · Intercontinental Press Vol. 19 No. 28 · Jul 27, 1981 - Les élections en Irlande du Nord
Inprecor (French) n° 152 · 6 juin 1983 - Northern Ireland British coal miners visit Belfast Find same fight against police, Thatcher government
Jon Lozibond · Intercontinental Press Vol. 22 No. 17 · Sep 17, 1984 - Irlande : solidarité avec le camarade John McAnulty
Congrès mondial de la IVe Internationale · Inprecor (French) n° 191 · 4 mars 1985 - Council victimizes nationalists Attacks right to fly Irish flag In Belfast
Elizabeth Stone · Intercontinental Press Vol. 23 No. 4 · Mar 4, 1985 - Ireland: Butcher's Apron Victory
Fergus O'Hare · International Viewpoint No. 71 · 11 March 1985 - Victoire dans l'affaire du « tablier de boucher »
Inprecor (French) n° 192 · 18 mars 1985 - Declarations of the World Congress: Support Struggles in New Caledonia, Britain, Northern Ireland
Intercontinental Press Vol. 23 No. 5 · Mar 18, 1985 - Election rights attacked Candidates must swear loyalty to British queen
Fergus O'Hare · Intercontinental Press · Apr 1, 1985 - Ireland: Victory for the Anti-imperialist Movement
Gerry Foley · International Viewpoint No. 77 · 3 June 1985 - Ireland: Gerry Adams Speaks
International Viewpoint No. 87 · 25 November 1985 - Ireland Pact maintains British rule in north Dublin accepts 'Loyalist veto'
Will Reissner · Intercontinental Press · Dec 16, 1985 - The Anglo-Irish accord — the Labour-Tory accord
Geoff Bell · International no. 2 · January–February 1986 - Ireland: The Anglo-Irish Deal, Who Gains, Who Loses?
John Meehan · International Viewpoint No. 90 · 13 January 1986 - L'accord entre Londres et Dublin, une tentative pour isoler le mouvement républicain
John Meehan · Inprecor (French) n° 211 · 20 janvier 1986 - An alliance against the Republicans
Socialist Viewpoint no. 10 · February 1986 - Ireland: Sinn Fein Set Back in Northern Special Elections
Gerry Foley · International Viewpoint No. 93 · 24 February 1986 - Northern Ireland Loyalists stage protest Mark opposition to British-Irish pact
Will Reissner · Intercontinental Press · Apr 7, 1986 - Ireland after Hillsborough
Socialist Viewpoint no. 12 · May 1986 - Robinson sets the pace
Francis Devine · International no. 6 · September–October 1986 - Around the World: Britain, Ireland, USA
International Viewpoint No. 105 · 29 September 1986 - Internment - fifteen years on
David Moss · Socialist Viewpoint no. 14 · November 1986 - Ireland: Democracy Is "Nonexistent" in the North
Gerry Foley · International Viewpoint No. 108 · 10 November 1986 - Ireland: No Extraditions
Brendan McFarlane · International Viewpoint No. 108 · 10 November 1986 - Ireland: Sinn Fein Win a Decisive Victory in West Belfast
Gerry Foley · International Viewpoint No. 124 · 13 July 1987 - The TUC and Ireland: the story of a betrayal
Geoff Bell · Socialist Outlook no. 4 · November–December 1987 - Around the World: South Africa, Middle East, Ireland, Britain, Moscow Trials Campaign
International Viewpoint No. 134 · 8 February 1988 - Socialist Organiser and Ireland
Geoff Bell · Socialist Outlook no. 6 · April–March 1988 - Ireland: Republican Funerals Have Again Become a Battle Ground
John McAnulty · International Viewpoint No. 138 · 4 April 1988 - Ireland: The British Government Launches a Witchhunt against Defenders of Crowds at Republican Funerals
John McAnulty · International Viewpoint No. 142 · 30 May 1988 - Arrestations à Belfast
Inprecor (French) n° 268 · 20 juin 1988 - From civil rights to socialist republicanism
John McAnulty · Socialist Outlook no. 8 · July–September 1988 - Labour Statement on Ireland: Writing off Withdrawal
Jean Reilly · Socialist Outlook no. 10 · November 1988 - Vingt ans de lutte
An Rheabhloïd · Inprecor (French) n° 276 · 14 novembre 1988 - Book Review: Twenty Years On
John Meehan · International Viewpoint No. 153 · 12 December 1988 - Ireland: The Third Anniversary of the Anglo-Irish Accord
John McAnulty · International Viewpoint No. 153 · 12 December 1988 - Ireland: Revelations of British Security Forces' Collusion with Loyalist Killers
Gerry Foley · International Viewpoint No. 171 · 16 October 1989 - Why Republicans can't say yes to talks
Liam Mac Uaid · Socialist Outlook no. 24 · May 1990 - The Survival of the Irish National Question
D. R. O'Connor Lysaght · International Marxist Review Vol. 5, No. 1 (No. 10) · Summer 1990 - Talks show that the British have no solution
Liam Mac Uaid · Socialist Outlook no. 26 · July–August 1990 - Ireland: Upset Victory of Progressive Presidential Candidate
John Meehan · International Viewpoint No. 196 · 10 December 1990 - Northern Ireland negotiations A new guarantee for partition
Piers Mostyn · Socialist Outlook no. 2 · May 18 1991 - Irish Unity: Where is the Irish struggle going?
D R O'Connor Lysaght · Theory and Practice no. 2 · July 1991 - Bigots unite against sex education
Socialist Outlook no. 11 · November 9 1991 - Carnage Belfast
Liam Mac Uaid · Socialist Outlook no. 11 · November 9 1991 - Ireland & 1992: another fine mess for the Tories
David Coen · Socialist Outlook no. 29 · December–January 1991 - Torture - the foundation of British power
John McAnulty · Socialist Outlook no. 13 · December 14 1991 - 20 years after Bloody Sunday Slaughter that focused a nation's anger
David Coen · Socialist Outlook no. 14 · January 18 1992 - Ireland: the killings continue No internment! No British -solution!
Socialist Outlook no. 16 · February 15 1992 - 'Resolute' stand fails in Ireland
David Coen · Socialist Outlook no. 19 · April 4 1992 - Loyalist votes defeat Gerry Adams
Socialist Outlook no. 20 · April 17 1992 - ... et Jean qui pleure
Inprecor (French) n° 351 · 24 avril 1992 - Ireland: talking back to...
David Coen · Socialist Outlook no. 26 · July–August 1992 - Republican marchers face charges Fight Casement Park frame-up!
Tom Wilson · Socialist Outlook no. 35 · January 16 1993 - Around the World: Hong Kong, Sri Lanka, Northern Ireland
International Viewpoint No. 242 · February 1993 - Ireland UNFREE
Socialist Outlook no. 43 · May 29 1993 - Ireland: "As British as Bexley"
John North · International Viewpoint No. 247 · July 1993 - Ireland: the logjam starts to shift
Brian Stevens · Socialist Outlook no. 47 · August 1993 - Anglo-Irish accord in tatters Labour's plans for partition
David Coen · Socialist Outlook no. 48 · September 1993 - Ireland UNFREE
David Coen · Socialist Outlook no. 51 · October 30 1993 - Support Kate Magee against PTA frame-up
Socialist Outlook no. 51 · October 30 1993 - Loyalist death squads target peace process
Socialist Outlook no. 52 · November 13 1993 - Why is Irish nationalism in crisis?
David Coen · Socialist Outlook no. 52 · November 13 1993 - Just how 'neutral' Brits?
Socialist Outlook no. 53 · November 27 1993 - Ireland: no British solution Sinn Fein turns right
Liam Mac Uaid · Socialist Outlook no. 54 · December 1993 - Le clair-obscur
John Meehan · Inprecor (French) n° 376 · janvier 1994 - Ireland: Republicans in a Fix
John Meehan · International Viewpoint No. 252 · January 1994 - Ireland: The Unlikely Peace
David Coen · International Viewpoint No. 252 · January 1994 - Downing Street Declaration Irish struggle in danger
David Coen · Socialist Outlook no. 55 · January 15 1994 - Ireland: as weeks drag on Still no sign of peace
Liam Mac Uaid · Socialist Outlook no. 56 · February 5 1994 - Too harsh on republicans?
Socialist Outlook no. 57 · February 26 1994 - Ireland UNFREE
Socialist Outlook no. 65 · June 25 1994 - Perils of the
Socialist Outlook no. 65 · June 25 1994 - Troops out of Ireland with the Irish struggle
Liberation Liberation · Summer 1994 - 25 years of British troops in Ireland The bitter lessons we = must learn
Socialist Outlook no. 67 · August 1994 - Hume is key "fixer" in new Irish treaty
David Coen · Socialist Outlook no. 67 · August 1994 - 'Peace process' leads Sinn Fein into cul de sac Wrong road for united Ireland
Socialist Outlook no. 68 · September 10 1994 - A total change in Irish politics
Socialist Outlook no. 68 · September 10 1994 - Labour Ireland
Peter Purton · Socialist Outlook no. 69 · September 24 1994 - Peace process 'clarified' Major upholds Loyalist veto
Socialist Outlook no. 69 · September 24 1994 - Feature: Ireland: In from the Cold
Penny Duggan and Roland Wood · International Viewpoint No. 260 · October 1994 - Opposition to republicanism unites new Irish coalition All the colours of the rainbow
David Coen · Socialist Outlook no. 75 · January 7 1995 - PEC want killer Clegg free
Socialist Outlook no. 77 · February 11 1995 - Playing Orange Card?
David Coen · Socialist Outlook no. 78 · February 25 1995 - Sinn Fein draws up a right wing 'Framework'
David Coen · Socialist Outlook no. 81 · April 8 1995 - Labour, imperialism and "neutrality" in Ireland
Simon Deville · Socialist Outlook no. 85 · June 10 1995 - Ireland: achilles heel of British left
Socialist Outlook no. 86 · June 24 1995 - One up for the loyalist bigots
David Coen · Socialist Outlook no. 88 · August 1995 - Cruise O'Brien cruises Loyalists
David Coen · Socialist Outlook no. 92 · October 28 1995 - Left debate policy on Irish 'peace process'
Charles Mullet · Socialist Outlook no. 94 · December 1995 - Tories tremble before David Trimble
David Coen · Socialist Outlook no. 95 · January 20 1996 - Boycott Major's elections
David Coen · Socialist Outlook no. 96 · February 3 1996 - Canary Wharf bomb is a result of the British occupation of Ireland Britain to blame
Socialist Outlook no. 97 · February 17 1996 - There is no British solution in Ireland
Socialist Outlook no. 97 · February 17 1996 - Break Labour bipartisanship
Thomas Williams · Socialist Outlook no. 98 · March 2 1996 - What future for Irish republicanism?
David Coen · Socialist Outlook no. 99 · March 16 1996 - Des efforts collectifs pour un règlement durable
Gerry Adams · Inprecor (French) n° 402 · mai 1996 - L'offensive irlandaise de Major
David Coen · Inprecor (French) n° 402 · mai 1996 - Pas une paix, mais une offensive impérialiste
John McAnulty · Inprecor (French) n° 402 · mai 1996 - Ireland: Peace at Any Price?: Britain: Major's Irish Offensive
David Coen · International Viewpoint No. 277 · May 1996 - Ireland: Peace at Any Price?: Not Peace, but an Imperialist Offensive
John McAnulty · International Viewpoint No. 277 · May 1996 - Unionist election ransom
Socialist Outlook no. 103 · June 8 1996 - Neither peace nor war
John McAnulty · Socialist Outlook no. 104 · June 29 1996 - Supporting self determination
David Coen · Socialist Outlook no. 104 · June 29 1996 - IRELAND Irish talks shore up partition
Socialist Outlook no. 105 · July 13 1996 - Ireland at centre of politics The future is Orange?
Socialist Outlook no. 106 · August 1996 - Mo blames Mayhew shock
Socialist Outlook no. 106 · August 1996 - Sinn Fein clings to peace process
Socialist Outlook no. 106 · August 1996 - Bi-partisan Labour attacks Jeremy Corbyn
Socialist Outlook no. 109 · October 7 1996 - Ireland after Drumcree
Socialist Outlook no. 109 · October 7 1996 - No more Bloody Sundays!
David Coen · Socialist Outlook no. 1 · January 1997 - Europe: Ireland/Britain: Bomb Threat at Roisín McAliskey Meeting
JD · International Viewpoint No. 288 · May 1997 - Will Labour squeeze the unionists for an Irish deal?
John McAnulty · Socialist Outlook no. 5 · May 1997 - For Blair the future is Orange
David Coen · Socialist Outlook no. 7 · Summer 1997 - Fresh blood on Labour's hands
Veronica Fagan · Socialist Outlook no. 7 · Summer 1997 - Behind new Irish ceasefire Diplomacy clashes reality
Socialist Outlook no. 8 · September 1997 - Europe: Interview with IRA Spokesperson
International Viewpoint No. 293 · October 1997 - Europe: Ireland: Diplomacy Clashes with Reality
John McAnulty · International Viewpoint No. 293 · October 1997 - Irish presidential election - Is this Mary the answer to Tony's prayers?
David Coen · Socialist Outlook no. 10 · November 1997 - The real "Peace" talks ... in Downing Street
Socialist Outlook no. 11 · December 1997 - New Labour, Partition and Sectarianism
David Coen · Socialist Outlook no. 12 · February 1998 - Sinn Fein expelled from talks as London bows again to Unionists
Paul Flannigan · Socialist Outlook no. 13 · March 1998 - Relief for Roisin
Socialist Outlook no. 14 · April 1998 - Compte-rendu des négociations (extraits)
Martin McGuiness · Inprecor (French) n° 424 · mai 1998 - Discours d'ouverture du congrès de Sinn Féin
Gerry Adams · Inprecor (French) n° 424 · mai 1998 - Nouvelle stratégie républicaine
Mireille Court · Inprecor (French) n° 424 · mai 1998 - Ireland: A New Phase of Struggle
Gerry Adams · International Viewpoint No. 300 · May 1998 - Ireland: The "Peace" Agreement — Socialist Democracy Statement
International Viewpoint No. 300 · May 1998 - Sinn Fein Strategy at the Talks
Martin McGuinness · International Viewpoint No. 300 · May 1998 - A rotten deal that reinforces partition
Socialist Outlook no. 15 · May 1998 - Dail nods through plan to legitimise partition
Socialist Outlook no. 15 · May 1998 - Disband the RUC - Troops out now!
Socialist Outlook no. 15 · May 1998 - Not yet back to the future for unionism
Paul Flannigan · Socialist Outlook no. 15 · May 1998 - Now it's official: the future is Orange!
David Coen · Socialist Outlook no. 15 · May 1998 - Is it really all change in Ireland?
David Coen · Socialist Outlook no. 16 · June 1998 - Not peace, but pacification!
Socialist Outlook no. 16 · June 1998 - Definitely a critical maybe
David Coen · Socialist Outlook no. 17 · Summer 1998 - Drumcree: finger of blame still points at Britain
Socialist Outlook no. 17 · Summer 1998 - Still no peace in the Orange sectarian state!
Socialist Outlook no. 17 · Summer 1998 - A propos de l'Accord du Vendredi Saint
Philomena O'Malley · Inprecor (French) n° 427 · septembre 1998 - Victoire britannique et désarroi républicain
John North · Inprecor (French) n° 427 · septembre 1998 - Europe: Has Britain Won in Northern Ireland?
John North · International Viewpoint No. 303 · September 1998 - Can unionist right block the final peace deal?
Socialist Outlook no. 30 · Winter 1999 - Strange bedfellows pushing forward "peace process"
Socialist Outlook no. 21 · January 1999 - Through Irish eyes - Can unionist right block the final peace deal?
Socialist Outlook no. 30 · Winter 1999 - Endgame for pacification process
Peace Process · Socialist Outlook no. 23 · March 1999 - Britain, Dublin demand entry fee from Republicans Where's Plan B?
John North · Socialist Outlook no. 24 · April 1999 - Observing Unionism
Peace Process · Socialist Outlook no. 24 · April 1999 - Rosemary Nelson murder The smell of collusion
Socialist Outlook no. 24 · April 1999 - No Drumcree 5! Time to stop sectarian intimidation!
Socialist Outlook no. 26 · Summer 1999 - No surprises in the North Sectarianism 3 Democracy 0
Socialist Outlook no. 26 · Summer 1999 - "Peace" deal turns back the clock
Bernadette McAliskey · Socialist Outlook no. 27 · September 1999 - Another victory for Unionism
Anthony Mcintyre · Socialist Outlook no. 27 · September 1999 - David's insecurity
Tommy McKearney · Socialist Outlook no. 27 · September 1999 - Peace process crash confuses republicans, unites orange forces
John McAnulty · Socialist Outlook no. 27 · September 1999 - Gerry Arafat?
Socialist Outlook no. 28 · October 1999 - Review/ireland death squads that preceded Irish 'peace"
Sean McPhilemy · Socialist Outlook no. 31 · February 2000 - Which way is PUP moving?
Socialist Outlook no. 31 · February 2000 - Mandelson spells it out: Irish "Peace" deal means British rule!
Socialist Outlook no. 32 · March 2000 - TRISH "EYES
Socialist Outlook no. 32 · March 2000 - Ireland two years after Good Friday deal - Republicans rue slim pickings from a bare bones agreement
John McAnulty · Socialist Outlook no. 34 · May 2000 - Ireland - Good Friday Agreement - "Bottom line? There is no bottom line!
Socialist Outlook no. 35 · June 2000 - Trimble and the myth of moderate Unionism
John North · Socialist Outlook no. 36 · Summer 2000 - Through Irish Eyes - Loyalist backlash no threat to British deal
Socialist Outlook no. 37 · September 2000 - TRISH EYES
Socialist Outlook no. 38 · October 2000 - Unionist crisis - Sinn Fein feel the squeeze
John North · Socialist Outlook no. 39 · November 2000 - BLOODY SUNDAY: history lessons for the Education Minister ... and others
David Coen · Socialist Outlook no. 40 · December 2000 - RUC - Back to the future?
John North · Socialist Outlook no. 40 · December 2000 - The silence of the Us
John North · Socialist Outlook no. 41 · January 2001 - Republicans search for concessions No rush to throw final dice in peace process
Socialist Outlook no. 42 · February 2001 - A phoney Loyalist cessation
Socialist Outlook no. 43 · March 2001 - Ireland - Good Friday Agreement - here comes the crisis
Socialist Outlook no. 46 · June 2001 - Blair and Adams: decommissioning Republicanism
Socialist Outlook no. 47 · July–August 2001 - Through Irish Eyes - Anger at Ardoyne school back-door "compromise
Socialist Outlook no. 47 · July–August 2001 - Through Irish Eyes - RUC key to sectarian state
Socialist Outlook no. 48 · September 2001 - Plus ca change meme chose!
Socialist Outlook no. 49 · October 2001 - Not a bullet, not an ounce"? When even surrender is not enough
Socialist Outlook no. 50 · November 2001 - The SWP and the Stormont Agreement - The bread and butter of revolutionary politics?
Socialist Outlook no. 50 · November 2001 - East of the Isle of Man?
David Coen · Socialist Outlook no. 52 · February 2002 - Postal workers go back to work, but threats remain
Socialist Outlook no. 52 · February 2002 - Through Irish eyes - N.I. Policing Board rejects Ombudsman's Report
JM Thorn · Socialist Outlook no. 53 · March 2002 - 80 years on: the return of the Special Powers Act New Labour's new war on civil liberties
Socialist Outlook no. 54 · April 2002 - Irish socialists appeal for support in stand against sectarianism
Socialist Outlook no. 56 · Summer 2002 - Benchmarking Report on public sector pay - what does it mean?
Socialist Outlook no. 57 · August 2002 - You must do more
Socialist Outlook no. 57 · August 2002