Get your 🎟️ for this year's James Connolly Festival. Events are taking place throughout the week, from May 6th - 11th.
Full info & booking 👇
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The annual festival to commemorate the execution of James Connolly on 12th May 1916 will this year feature readings of a short story and a play which have been attributed to the revolutionary socialist and writer and were only discovered in recent years.
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'Breaking Dependency: Irelands Struggle for Class Power & Sovereignty' with Eoghan O'Neill
The road from dependency to sovereignty is neither automatic nor inevitable. It must be fought for, organised, defended and ultimately owned by the working class
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Today.
🗣️ James Connolly Commemoration
🗓️ Sunday, May 11
🕒 3pm
Today we hold the annual James Connolly Commemoration at Arbour Hill from 3pm. It will be followed by drinks and a fundraiser in aid of Cuba 🇨🇺 in the @CobblestoneDub
All welcome ✊
Action packed penultimate day at @ConnollyFest
🎟️ TICKETS 🎟️
11am - Walking Tour Sold Out ✖️
1pm Poetry TICKETS AVAILABLE ✅
4PM Lecture LOW TICKET WARNING ⚠️
9.30PM Gig TICKET WARNING ⚠️
Art Exhibition video game open all day via @ConnollyBooks
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2/2 Dr Kristen Ghodsee, author of ‘Why Women Have Better Sex Under Socialism’, Red Valkyries’ and ‘Everyday Utopia’. Dr Ghodsee is Professor and Chair of Russian and East European Studies at the University of Pennsylvania.
Book signing afterwards 📚
1/2 Tonight at @The_New_Theatre - Kristen Ghodsee in conversation on 'Why Women Have Better Sex Under Socialism'
Unregulated capitalism is bad for women. Socialism leads to economic independence, better labour conditions, better work/family balance andyes, even better sex
Tonight we host Carlos Martinez, author of a number of books on China, and its unprecedented rise in the last number of decades. Carlos is a founder of 'Friends of Socialist China'
We kick off at 7pm in The New Theatre, all welcome 🙌
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1/e Exhibition & video game open til 6pm or so. First event of this year's James Connolly Festival tonight at 7pm in the @The_New_Theatre
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Thanks to all who joined us for the launch🙌 Art exhibition & video game accessible all week, Tues-Sat, 12-6pm. Entrance via Connolly Books. Drop in ✊
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🎬 FILM SCREENING
📌 The New Theatre
🗓️ Friday, May 8th
⏰ 7.30pm
Isrealism examines how a new generation of American Jews, raised to love Israel, are confronting the reality of it's treatment of Palestinians & their relationship with country & identuty
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Neutrality has become central to the struggle between those forces who want a united, sovereign, socialist Republic & the political heirs to Redmondism, north and south, who want greater integration with US, British and EU imperialism
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This years Memorial lecture will be presented by Harun Šiljak as he reflects upon revolutionary 1848 before looking at the present through the example of two major struggles the Irish working class has been alienated from: environment & sovereignty.
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Unregulated capitalism is bad for women. Socialism leads to economic independence, better labour conditions, better work/family balance and, yes, even better sex.
Dr Kirsten Ghodsee, author of ‘Why Women Have Better Sex Under Socialism joins us
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1/4 On Wed 7th we’ll hear a lecture on Chinese Socialism in the 21st Century, by Carlos Martinez. Author of ‘The East Is Still Red’ & People’s Republic of China at 75: The Flag Stays Red, Carlos is the co-editor of Friends of Socialist China
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3/4 Today’s China is at the forefront of the world economy, it has eliminated absolute poverty and is leading the world in tackling climate change, and the development of new, high quality productive forces, essentially conforming to the fifth industrial revolution.