Mailing lists
Mailing lists that are specifically for or about Irish
anarchists
IrishAnarchism
Discussion list moderated by members of Irish anarchist organisations. Also has news posts from the various organisations. Traffic is quite high, sometimes over 30 posts a week. Mail [email protected] to join.Anarchy-Ireland
Unmoderated discussion list that is dominated by various left spam. Mail [email protected] to join.Ainriail
WSM (below) announcment list, guranteed to be less then 8 posts a week and often only 2 or 3.lumpenlist
Concerned with Prisoners, Prisons and related areas, run by Dublin APS. It encourage sposting & debate about all categories of Prisoners and Prisons. To subscribe to the list send an e-mail with the text ' subscribe lumpenlist ' to [email protected]Broadly libertarian
Mailing lists that are run by organisations or people close to anarchism but who for one reason or another don't use the anarchist labelGrassrootsGathering
Announcement list of the Grassroots Gathering meetings, no more then one mail per week. Mail [email protected] to join.ggDiscuss
Discussion list for use in between Grassroots Gathering. Mail ggDiscuss [email protected] to join.Gluaiseacht
Envionmental network with a libertarian structure. Join by mailing [email protected]Of interest to anarchists
Mailing lists that should be of interest to anarchistsGlobal_Irl
For Irish discussion and organisation around globalisation. Mail [email protected] to join.IrishAntiRacism
Organising list which includes people from several anti-racist groups in Ireland. Mail [email protected] to join.Irish Labour History
Set up to discuss Irish Labour History, its intended as a resource for activists and academics alike. Mail irl_labour_history [email protected] to join.
Web Boards
Anarchomedia
News service with some Irish and international anarchist newsIndymedia Ireland
Activist news site on which anyone can post reports or photos of events in Ireland
Organisations
Workers Solidarity Movement
Anarchist Communist organisation founded in 1984 has a massive web site which includes everthing they published since 1991.Organise!
Formed in 2003 by merger of AF and ASF (see below)Anarchist Prisoner Support
Here we will be highlighting Prisoners and any campains that they are running, and providing an outlet for prisoners witting, while they are inside.Magpie collective
Dublin based affinity group, no web page, email at [email protected]Cork Anarchist Group
No web page, email [email protected]Historic
Anarchist organisations that no longer exist but have web archivesAnarchist Federation
Irish branch of the British Anarchist Federation founded in 2001, British AF founded 1986. Irish AF merged with ASF in 2003 to found a new organisation with an old name, Organise!Anarcho-Syndicalist Federation
Formed out of the Syndicalist Solidarity Network in 2001, merged with AF in 2003 to found a new organisation with an old name, Organise!Organise!-IWA
Irish section of the International Workers AssociationSyndicalist Solidarity Network
Went on to become the Anarcho-Syndicalist FederationBroadly libertarian
Organisations that organise in a way that is compatable with anarchism but may not use that labelDublin Grassroots Network
Network of Dublin libertarian individuals and groupsEUfortress
say no to Fortress Europe, protest in Dublin at the Mayday No Borders weekend 2004Pitstop Ploughshares
On 3rd February 2003, as part of ongoing resistance at Shannon Airport, the Pitstop Ploughshares disarmed a US warplanGluaiseacht
a movement of people mainly in colleges around Ireland supporting one another to raise awareness of environmental and social justice issuesReclaim the Streets
Reclaiming public space for the people to party!Bad books Dublin
A venture to promote the sharing of books on politics, activism and alternatives to mainstream culture, the kind of books unavailable in Dublin's main librariesHistoric
Organisations that no longer exist which organised in a way that is compatable with anarchism but did not use that labelGarden of Delight
A self managed space in Dublin's city center that was ran by a collective from January to September 1997.
Events
EU presidency
Information on anarchist/libertarian happenings during the EU presidencyGrassroots Gatherings
Regular meetings of libertarian groups and individuals from all over IrelandAnarchist Summer camp
Each summer Irish anarchists head off for a few days for a bit of singing, drinking and walking
Publications
Publications whose produces
distribute in Ireland in printed form (ie not just web/PDF)
Anarchist
Workers Solidarity
Free 4*A3 newsheets, appears 6 times a year in a print run of 6,000.Working Class Resistance
To appears every two months, produced by Organise!Red & Black Revolution
Twenty A4 page magazine appearing twice a yearAnarchist News
Free occasional A4 newsheetCork Anarchist Conspiracy
Produced by Cork anarchist group every few months. No web pageNo Masters
Published by anarchists on Irish campusesHistoric
No longer in productionSolidarity Bulletin
Free/Donation 8*A4 magazine produced by ASFResistance
Agitational sheet of the AF, 23 issues were producedWildcat
Joint Bulletin Anarchist Federation of Ireland and ASFBricriú's Pen
Occasional Derry anarchist newlettersRebel Worker
Rebel Worker - Anarcho-Syndicalist 'Monthly' published by Organise!-IWA
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Struggles
Various struggles that Irish
anarchists are involved in
Anti-bin tax campaign
Official campaign web siteRefueling peace
Campaign to monitor and stop U.S. military refueling in IrelandLAN website
Libertarain against the Nice TreatyNo to Nice
Anarchist information about both Nice referendums, see also Another Anarchist No to Nice page
People
These are pages about Irish anarchists who are now dead
Oscar Wilde
Oscar Wilde was also inspired by politics. He was not blind to the obvious early failings of modern day society. The poverty he wrote about over a century ago, in 'The soul of man under Socialism', exists on the streets of Dublin today.Captain Jack White
Irish anarchist who fought in Spain and helped form the Irish Citizens ArmyAdam Hughes
Adam Hughes died in 1997 at just 18 years old. Adam gave a great deal to the anarchist movement in his two or so years of membershipJohn McGuffin
John died in April 2002, he was perhaps most well known for providing the single anarchist element within the People's Democracy group of the sixties and carrying an anarchist banner (himself), on the Burntollet civil rights marchThe Murrays
Excerpted from Albert Meltzer's autobiography
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News
of struggles in Ireland
Personal reports from WSM members of events they took part in or
attended
Housing, space
and squatting in Ireland
Index of articles conerned with housing, social spaces and squatting
The fight against
the Bin Charges
Articles on the anti bin charge campaigns in Dublin and Cork
Reclaim the
Streets
Articles on Reclaim the Streets in Ireland and the politics of
transport and space
Stop refuelling
at Shannon warport
Shannon airport in offically 'neutral' southern Ireland has been used
for at least a decade to refuel US war planes.
Community
organising and the Dublin drugs (heroin) crisis
Heroin killed hundreds of young people in Dublin in the
poorest working class communities which have organised a number of
anti - drug campaigns in response.
The
fight against the Water Charges
The story of how the Water Charge was defeated in Dublin
The fight
for Abortion rights
A history of the fight for abortion rights in Ireland and the issues
central to this fight.
Workplace
struggles and the unions
analysis of the unions alongside specific coverage of strikes and
workplace disputes in Ireland
Anti - Racism
in Ireland
Articles on racism in Ireland as it effects Irish Travellers
Refugees
& Asylum seekers in Ireland
The struggle for freedom for refugees and Asylum seekers in Ireland
Drumcree,
July 12th and the Orange Order
an anarchist analysis of sectarianism in Ireland and the
role the Orange Order has played
Anarchism
and Religion
Anarchists traditionally have a hostile attitude to religion, summed
up by the slogan 'No Gods, No Masters'
The Irish
economy
A look at how the economy has functioned from the early 1980's on.
The
Irish 'Peace Process'
Articles and statements about the Irish 'Peace Process' and the IRA
cease-fire
Imperialism and
northern Ireland
Irish anarchist texts written from the early 1980's to the
mid 1990's on the conflict in northern Ireland and the respective
roles of British imperialism, Irish republicanism and loyalism
Modern
anarchist writings by Irish women
recent writings by anarchist women
Anarchism,
ecology and the environment
Reports of lots of Irish direct action protests related to the
environment
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