On the 17th of May 2011, the Commander-in-Chief of Britain’s notorious military forces landed at Casement Aerodrome on the outskirts of Dublin. In doing so Elizabeth Windsor became the first British monarch to visit Ireland’s capital city since George V in 1911.
Visits by so-called British royalty to any part of Ireland should be totally and utterly rejected!
This month as part of our Connolly Archive, we continue our serialisation of Connolly’s pamphlet ‘The Reconquest of Ireland’ with Chapter Nine, Re-Conquest - A Summing Up.
Just a few days ago, one of Britain's most senior British military commanders, Brigadier Piers Ashfield, spoke at an event at Aldergrove airforce base in Co. Antrim. Unsurprisingly his comments were not widely reported in the Irish media.
Dozens of Éirígí activists, supporters and comrades from other organisations attended Ard Fheis Éirígí 2026 on Saturday the 25th of April, with the day before also marking the 20th anniversary of the foundation of Éirígí.
On the 110th anniversary of his execution by the British, Éirígí - For A New Republic and the 1916 Societies will be holding a joint commemoration for the great James Connolly at Arbour Hill Cemetery in Dublin City.
Join the annual 1981 Hunger Strike Black Flag Vigil to mark the 45th anniversary of the death of Bobby Sands on the 5th May, 1981.
The Week In Review - Éirígí Newsletter, 20ú Aibreán 2026.
Today, on the 46th anniversary of the death of French philosopher and Marxist, Jean-Paul Sartre, we republish his preface to Frantz Fanon’s seminal work about the Algerian War for Liberation ‘Wretched of the Earth’.
In Focus - Éirígí And The 1916 Societies Pay Tribute To Our Patriot Dead.
The Week In Review - Éirígí Newsletter, 30ú Márta 2026.
Today, as part of our On the Shoulders of Giants series, and on the 125th anniversary of the death of renown Fenian and founding President of the Irish Republican Brotherhood, James Stephens, on the 29th of March 1901, we republish the speech he gave at Jones’ Wood, New York in May 1866.
