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ireland / britain / community struggles / opinion / analysis Wednesday May 15, 2013 19:15 byJames McBarron
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Dublin City Council have new by laws to permit officials to interrogate members of the public as to how they are disposing of their rubbish. When the councils started charging for waste disposal years back numerous people refused to pay, the councils then withdrew their collections and ultimately the service was privatised. At the time of the introduction of a fee for rubbish collection some environmentalists argued it was a good thing that would lead to greater recycling and lower waste production. The councils began charging for recycling also of course. read full story / add a comment 
ireland / britain / workplace struggles / news report Wednesday April 25, 2012 13:55 byJames McBarron
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With the announcement today by the TEEU and Unite that they are urging a No vote in the forthcoming Fiscal Compact Referendum allied to the fact that Mandate announced a similar position yesterday a clear division is emerging between the leading trade unions. SIPTU has basically offer its support for the treaty in return for a funded job creation plan, this is basically the union leadership buying time before it falls in line with Labour and calls for a yes vote. read full story / add a comment 
ireland / britain / economy / opinion / analysis Tuesday April 24, 2012 14:46 byJames McBarron
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Analysis by James McBarron, from Workers Solidarity Cork branch. read full story / add a comment 
ireland / britain / workplace struggles / news report Sunday December 12, 2010 23:31 byJames McBarron
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Firefighters and ambulance crews are abandoning SIPTU and signing up with the Psychiatric Nurses Association to form a new union. read full story / add a comment 
ierland / groot-brittannië / workplace struggles / opinion/analysis Wednesday May 13, 2009 21:22 byJames McBarron
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De arbeiders bij Waterford Crystal die de fabriek bezetten zijn een voorbeeld voor ons
allen. In plaats van de sluiting van het bedrijf, het verlies van alle banen en de
vernietiging van de belangrijkste industrie van het gebied te accepteren, namen arbeiders
de gebouwen over, zodat liquidatie voor de werkgever onmogelijk is. read full story / add a comment 
ireland / britain / workplace struggles / news report Wednesday March 25, 2009 21:50 byJames McBarron
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The workers at Waterford Crystal occupying the plant are an example to us all. Rather than accept the closure of the business, the loss of all the jobs and the destruction of the area’s premier industry; workers seized the buildings making liquidation impossible for the receiver. read full story / add a comment 
ireland / britain / history / opinion / analysis Tuesday April 04, 2006 18:41 byJames McBarron
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This April the Irish government will commemorate the 1916 insurrection in Dublin when 1600 rebels seized key buildings in the city and held them against the British army for a week. 1916 has become the founding myth of the Irish state yet the state today hardly reflects even the limited demands of the 1916 proclamation.
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ireland / britain / workplace struggles / news report Saturday December 10, 2005 19:47 byJames McBarron
Workers spilled onto the streets. What traffic there was ground to a halt. In our thousands we fell in behind the banners of our unions. TEEU, SIPTU, IMPACT, IWU, CWU. etc a few Starry Ploughs, Anarchist flags, Socialist party banner, Labour, Shinners.... The speakers on Connolly Hall played Luke Kelly. People shook hands met old friends made new ones. read full story / add a comment
ireland / britain / imperialism / war / opinion / analysis Friday July 29, 2005 17:02 byJames McBarron
I joined Sinn Féin in the mid eighties with many others on the back of what we saw as a radical shift to the left and a commitment to build a 32 county Democartic Socialist Republic. I find myself outside that movement now, thoroughly disillusioned with it and its shift to a left nationalist and social democratic electoralist future. read full story / add a comment |
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