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From The Irish Review, October 1913

The Labour Party “agrees in principle” with forcing workers to join a union, according to its election manifesto. Former Prime Minister Joseph Musc

This article from Forward, 10 May 1913, was reprinted in part in the 1975 pamphlet Ireland Upon the Dissecting Table, under the headline "Many-headed opposition". The part reprinted was the final few paragraphs, from "That our readers might understand the position..."

Malta is facing a problem sourcing LPG, the type of gas used to light heaters and run ovens, Prime Minister Robert Abela said on Tuesday.  The shortage is

It-Torċa and L-Orizzont editor-in-chief Victor Vella, who was suspended last month, is to be reinstated, but only as editor of the Sunday paper, his employer Un

Introduction, by Sean Matgamna A major strand in James Connolly’s politics was industrial unionism and solidarity strikes. He learned much about that in his activity in the USA between 1903 and 1909. The Industrial Workers of the World (referred to in the Old Wine article here) was founded in those years.

Introduction, by Sean Matgamna A major strand in James Connolly’s politics was industrial unionism and solidarity strikes. He learned much about that in his activity in the USA between 1903 and 1909. The Industrial Workers of the World (referred to in the Old Wine article here) was founded in those years.

IT firm C-Planet, recently fined €65,000 by the Data Protection Commissioner over a massive leak of voter data, had used the compromised database when hand

The Pietermaritzburg Economic Justice and Dignity Group (PMBEJD) says consumers need to brace for a flurry of price hikes in 2022 – including food items that…

One of my goals in life was to read for a diploma or degree at university. However, after finishing upper secondary school, I entered the world of work, as my p