Eleanor Marx on Class Struggle and Ireland, Sunday 17 May 1891. Phoenix Park, Dublin.

An address given to a demonstration organised by the National Union of Gas Workers and General Labourers of Great Britain and Ireland. Report taken from the Freeman's Journal, 18 May 1891. . "… Mrs Eleanor Marx Aveling, who was received with cheers, addressed the meeting. She could not tell them how glad she was to … Continue reading Eleanor Marx on Class Struggle and Ireland, Sunday 17 May 1891. Phoenix Park, Dublin.

Plan of Campaign for Irish Working Farmers, by Peadar O’Donnell (1931)

LAST YEAR a conference of working farmers met in Galway. It was an actual in-out-of-the-fields conference composed of men who had to struggle hard to make a living. Unfortunately no women delegates were present, and a small-farmer congress that does not include women misses the sharpest details of the economy of the homes. This conference … Continue reading Plan of Campaign for Irish Working Farmers, by Peadar O’Donnell (1931)

THE CPI IN THE PRESENT SITUATION (1933) by BRIAN O’NEILL (“Seumas MacKee”)

Comintern Papers QUB Reel 5 p.354-65. Comintern Reference: MS 57/4/2/495/89/87/30-41 (Dec 1933) “8th12746/3Copying EN28/12/33 THE CPI IN THE PRESENT SITUATION By Seumas MacKee The present situation both here and abroad makes necessary an examination of our position and of the experiences gained since the formation of the Communist Party of Ireland six months ago. It … Continue reading THE CPI IN THE PRESENT SITUATION (1933) by BRIAN O’NEILL (“Seumas MacKee”)