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@ila@leftarchive.ieDigital collection of political material from the Irish Left.
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New document:
Socialist View, No. 10, Spring 2003.
Published by the Socialist Party.
Socialist View, No. 10 (2003) — Socialist Party
Irish Left Archive
New document:
"Quinn and De Rossa merge parties to form: New Labour Sellout!"
Voice, newspaper of the Socialist Party, on the merger of Democratic Left with the Labour party in 1999.
https://www.leftarchive.ie/document/7256/
#Ireland #Politics #History #SocialistParty #Voice #DemocraticLeft #Labour
Voice, No. 19 (1999) — Socialist Party
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#OnThisDay in 1949, the Socialist Party of Ireland was founded:
On May 28th, 1949, a number of workers, representing Socialist Groups in Dublin and Belfast, met in Belfast and decided that the Groups should coalesce and form the Socialist Party of Ireland. That decision was subsequently ratified by the members of the Dublin and Belfast Groups; and so was born the first political party in Ireland to publicly and unequivocally declare its object to be the establishment of Socialism.
This Socialist Party of Ireland was associated with the SPGB and later became the World Socialist Party.
https://www.leftarchive.ie/calendar/on-this-day/05/28/#event-4500
#Ireland #History #Politics #SocialistParty #WorldSocialism #SPGB #OTD
On This Day, 28th May
Irish Left Archive
New document:
A History of the CWI/CIO, from the Socialist Party of England & Wales, circa 1998.
https://www.leftarchive.ie/document/7018/
'History #Politics #CWI #SocialistParty #SPEW #Trotskyism
A History of the CWI/CIO (1998 c.) — Socialist Party [England & Wales]
Irish Left Archive
Published #OnThisDay 24th March 2000:
"Dublin Bus Strike: Decent Basic Pay for Bus Drivers Is The Solution – De-regulation/privatisation of public transport in Dublin would worsen the service"
A press statement from Socialist Party TD, Joe Higgins, on the then Dublin Bus strike.
Dublin Bus Strike: Decent Basic Pay for Bus Drivers Is The Solution (2000) — Socialist Party
Irish Left Archive
New document:
Stop the Cuts: Budget Day Protest
A leaflet from the Socialist Party for a march in Dublin on budget day in 2002.
Stop The Cuts: Budget Day Protest (2002) — Socialist Party
Irish Left Archive
New document:
"Dublin Bus Strike: Decent Basic Pay for Bus Drivers Is The Solution"
A press release from Joe Higgins T.D. of the Socialist Party, from 24th March 2000.
Dublin Bus Strike: Decent Basic Pay for Bus Drivers Is The Solution (2000) — Socialist Party
Irish Left Archive
#OnThisDay 30th September 2019, the formation of RISE (Revolutionary Internationalist Socialist Environmentalist) was announced.
Formed by members of the Socialist Party in the wake of the split in the CWI, RISE went on to join People Before Profit in 2021.
https://www.leftarchive.ie/document/3233/
#OTD #RISE #SocialistParty #CWI #ISA #PeopleBeforeProfit #PBP
Press Statement: RISE (2019) — RISE
Irish Left Archive
#OnThisDay, 1st September 2001, the founding conference of Socialist Youth, the youth section of the Socialist Party, took place.
https://www.leftarchive.ie/calendar/on-this-day/09/01/#event-5739
On This Day, 1st September
Irish Left Archive
Last year, #OnThisDay 18th June, a cost of living crisis rally was held in Dublin.
Material distributed included leaflets from Militant Left, People Before Profit, the Socialist Party, and the Irish branch of the Communist Party of Greece (KKE).
https://www.leftarchive.ie/demonstration/6047/
#OTD #IrishPolitics #Protest #Activism #SnapshotsOfPoliticalAction #MilitantLeft #PeopleBeforeProfit #SocialistParty #KKE
Political Material from: Cost of Living Crisis Rally, 18th June 2022
Irish Left Archive
New document:
Socialist View, No. 8, Spring 2001, from the Socialist Party.
Socialist View, No. 8 (2001) — Socialist Party
Irish Left Archive
New document:
Militant, No. 247.
The final issue of Militant, as they transitioned to The Socialist Party in 1996.
Militant, No. 247 (1996) — Socialist Party
Irish Left Archive
#OnThisDay 19th April 2003, a demonstration was held to oppose the invasion of Iraq and the US military’s use of Shannon Airport in Newbridge, Kildare.
Documents distributed by County Kildare Anti-War Group, Socialist Party and Socialist Workers' Party are collected here as part of the #SnapshotsOfPoliticalAction project: https://www.leftarchive.ie/demonstration/6108/
#OTD #SocialistParty #SocialistWorkersParty #Iraq #Shannon #AntiWar
Political Material from: Anti-War Demonstration, 19th April 2003
Irish Left Archive
New document:
The Socialist, No. 137, 26 November 1999. Newspaper of the Socialist Party (England & Wales).
The Socialist, No. 137 (1999) — Socialist Party [England & Wales]
Irish Left Archive
New document:
"Do We Need A Political Revolution?"
Poster for a public rally in 2015 from the Anti-Austerity Alliance.
https://www.leftarchive.ie/document/6362/
#IrishLeftArchive #AntiAusterityAlliance #SocialistParty #Solidarity #IrishPolitics
Do We Need A Political Revolution? (2015) — Anti-Austerity Alliance
Irish Left Archive
#OnThisDay 12th March 2003, a letter from Joan Collins of the Crumlin Anti-Bin Tax Campaign.
Collins, then a Socialist Party member, was elected to the local council the following year. She is now a T.D. for Right To Change.
https://www.leftarchive.ie/document/3280/
#IrishLeftArchive #OTD #SocialistParty #RightToChange #AntiBinTaxCampaign
Crumlin Anti-Bin Tax Campaign - Monster Meeting (2003)
Irish Left Archive
The contemporary Socialist Party was formed in 1996.
It arose from the Trotskyist Militant tendency in Labour and the Labour and Trade Union Group in the North, which were associated with Militant in Britain and the Committee for a Workers International (CWI).
Its members are part of Solidarity, and it is affiliated with International Socialist Alternative (ISA) since the latter formed from divisions in the CWI.
https://www.leftarchive.ie/organisation/248/
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Socialist Party
Irish Left Archive
The Socialist Party is a name that has been used at different times by unrelated groups in Ireland, from the early 20th Century to the present, and from a number of strands of the left.
Here's a thread on the various Socialist Parties in Ireland
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