Dail Eireann debates, Vol. 77, 3 and 4, 2 September, 1939. . . . Back in February last, I stated in a very definite way that it was the aim of Government policy, in case of a European war, to keep this country, if at all possible, out of it. We have pursued that policy, … Continue reading De Valera on Neutrality in the War [1939-45]
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October 2025 Pat Maloney ICTU and Israel The Irish Congress of Trade Unions [ICTU] has called on the Government to end trade with Israel. Congress has said that workers in Ireland should not be placed in"unconscionable situations" of facilitating trade with Israel or handling Israeli goods while attacks on Gaza continue. Government must step up its response by ending … Continue reading ORGANISED LABOUR
The Irish Political Review
The Irish Political Review has appeared monthly since 1986 as a printed paper magazine and PDF; the August 2025 issue is its first appearance online. We will continue the paper and PDF versions as well as online and use the online capabilities to publish past articles on topics of interest. The Table of Contents appears after … Continue reading The Irish Political Review
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What Is Europe? Editorial Immigration Policy. Editorial Israel's Toady. Pat Walsh Readers' Letters: Gaza And Ukraine. Eamon Dyas Theatres Of War? Philip O'Connor; Pat Walsh The Brian Murphy osb Archive,Series 9, Part 18: The Evolution Of British Policy And The Emergence Of A Sinn Fein Publicity Department In The Years After The Easter Rising, continued German Perspectives. The Value Of Cash (Report from Klartext) Housman's … Continue reading Contents
The Value Of Cash!
[We are indebted to a reader for providing us with a copy of Klartext [Clear-Text], Citizens' Paper Fir Rhein-Main-[Neckar] Area of Germany. It is issue 19, dated April/May 2025 Below is a translation of its front page story, which concerns the first steps being taken towards digitalising the Euro. Words in square brackets are inserted by the translator] Subjugation Bit By … Continue reading The Value Of Cash!
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