What Burnham’s “off the table” remark reveals about the disinterest of British politicians.

In a cell in Ulm, a Dubliner awaits trial imprisoned for taking action against genocide. The next day, a Neo-Nazi on trial in the same courthouse will walk freely in for their hearing.

The government and the FAI have failed to defend the rights of the Palestinian people against Israel’s genocide. But the struggle for Palestinian freedom will go on – with the vast majority of Irish people on side.

A political and legal battle is raging over South Dublin County Council's rent hikes. It’s a fight that’s as much about the rules of local democracy as it is about the cost of a council house, writes Cian Prendiville.

The collapse of Starmer’s premiership provides further proof of the decay of the British 'Union'. Captured by relentless factionalism and sterile managerialism, the two-party system has collapsed. With the British state now terminal, Irish self-determination emerges as the only logical response.

Recent violence in Belfast was not spontaneous — it was the fruit of organised terror and years of neglect. Left Republicans should hold the line against fascism.