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12th of June 1982, the Socialist Labour Party was dissolved.

Founded in 1977, the SLP sought to build a party of the Left, bringing together former Labour members and Left groups, which joined as tendencies — the Socialist Workers’ Movement (SWM), League for a Workers’ Republic, Irish Workers Group, and Movement for a Socialist Republic; though all left the SLP within a few years (with the SWM tendency leaving last in 1980).

https://www.leftarchive.ie/calendar/on-this-day/06/12/#event-5555

On This Day, 12th June

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Screenshot of a webpage section headlined: 1982 – The Socialist Labour Party was dissolved. For text version, follow the link in this post
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From 1977: "Church Launches New Attack on Women"

Socialist Republic on the establishment of "Cura" by the catholic church, and the campaign for abortion, contraception and reproductive rights.

https://www.leftarchive.ie/document/view/2261/?page=8

Socialist Republic was the paper of the Movement for a Socialist Republic, and later of People's Democracy when the two organisations merged in 1978.

Cura closed in 2018 when new regulations and accreditation requirements were brought in.

View Document: Socialist Republic, April-May 1977 - Movement for a Socialist Republic

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Scan of article: "Church Launches New Attack on Women", from Socialist Republic, April-May 1977, published by the Movement for a Socialist Republic.