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Tuesday, Feb 7th 2012


Women's Issues on Irish Left Review

‘Calm down, dear!’ – the women’s movement and the crisis

[Article republished here as part of the New Left Project May Day Special]
You could be forgiven for thinking it was an elaborate April Fools’ Day prank when British universities minister David Willetts announced earlier this month that feminism was to blame for the struggles of working-class men. During a briefing on the government’s social mobility [...]

Beyond the Classroom - Communities Ep1: Kilbarrack

The first of four community stories which together provide an overview of Community Education in Dublin. Part of DCTV’s Beyond the Classroom project produced in partnership with the Aontas Community Education Network and funded by the BAI.
These four case studies span the last 30 years and provide an insight into what community education is, how [...]

Globalisation and Women’s Struggle: Public Meeting


Either Rocking the Cradle or the System; Women in Irish Politics

An article by Stephanie Lord of Irish Left Review • February 25th 2008

It is a sad fact of reality that women, despite making up 51% of the population, only hold less than 13% of seats in the Dáil, leaving Ireland ranking 59th out of 120 nations examined for parliamentary representation of women in 2006. Apologists for this pitiful situation will of course either a) blame the [...]

Sins of the Father

Sins of the Father:

Tracing the Decisions

That Shaped the Irish Economy,

by Conor McCabe

from The History Press

Now Available as an e-Book.

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