Cork Branch - Communist Party of Ireland

Cork branch of the CPI. Partisan, Patriotic, Internationalist.

[Hüseyin Dogru (Back-Up) @redstreamnet]

Vietnam was reunified on this day 50 years ago, after decades of anti-colonial resistance. That victory wasn’t inevitable — it was fought for. At the center was Hồ Chí Minh, the revolutionary who turned a colonized nation into a symbol of anti-imperialist struggle.

[Connolly Books @ConnollyBooks]

Good Trouble shows the strong connection between the Black Civil Rights Movement in the United States & the Civil Rights Movement in the north of Ireland – specifically the influence of the Montgomery to Selma march on the 1969 Belfast to Derry march

https://t.co/wWXVwBaeMG

[Connolly Books @ConnollyBooks]

Wear a lily this Easter!

The Easter Lily is a badge in the shape of a Calla Lily flower, worn at Easter in Ireland as a symbol of remembrance for Irish republican combatants who died during, or were executed after, the 1916 Easter Rising.

https://t.co/poQoNCCk1U

[Communist Party Irl @irelandcp]

We are witnessing the struggle for control of global markets and resourses.

https://t.co/cQPHGIRoWr

[fyodorwallace @fyodorwallace]

I wrote a piece for @VoiceSocialist about the false narrative of a rift in NATO. The EU powers are doing precisely what Trump and his team have asked them to - building strength through division of labour, so the US can focus it's energies on China.

https://t.co/Bs5hDhAxAk

[Communist Party Irl @irelandcp]

Message of solidarity from the Communist Party of Ireland to the "Mothers Against Genocide".
Political repression is intensifying against those active in solidarity with Palestinian people across the European states. They need to defend Zionism.

https://t.co/E85ZgerU2H

[Communist Party Irl @irelandcp]

The Communist Party of Ireland was outside the Dáil this evening (26th)to protest at the governments attempt to abolish the Triple Lock on the deployment of Irish military personnel overseas. This government has been the most pro-imperialist and reactionary for many decades.

[Socialist Voice @VoiceSocialist]

Communist Party of Ireland outside Leinster House this evening.

The government is intent on dismantling the Triple Lock. In doing so, they will be reneging on commitments made to the people of Ireland during two referendums (Nice & Lisbon treaties).

A recent poll showed that 75% of Irish people support neutrality, a result that was reflected across all age-groups, regions and political parties, including Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael voters. This government has no mandate whatsoever to dismantle the Triple Lock. The Triple Lock is vital for preserving Ireland’s neutrality, a policy overwhelmingly supported by the people.

With the danger of war and militarism looming ever larger, the necessity for a clear, united, anti-war campaign is urgently needed. We need to defend and advance neutrality by enshrining it in the constitution, thereby placing the question in the hands of the people rather than opportunist politicians. Rather than spending on militarism, there should be an increase in social spend around areas such as health, education and housing.

https://t.co/36mneKncna

[Morning Star @M_Star_Online]

Communist Party of Ireland Statement on International Working Women’s Day 2025 https://t.co/ubu25eIizA

[Connolly Books @ConnollyBooks]

📺 WATCH

Connolly Conversations International Working Women's Day 2025 event

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[Socialist Voice @VoiceSocialist]

International Working Women's Day

The New Theatre
Sat, March 8th
3.30pm

Clare Daly
Alice-Mary Higgins
Karen Devine

On March 8th, a day established in honour of working women and their denouncement of world war 1, we wish to mark the courage of women who dare to speak up and out against imperialism, militarism and war.

Organised by the @communistpartyireland “Peace, Bread, Homes” harks back to that revolutionary beginning and will shed light on the activists who are leading the charge in resisting today against the encroachment on our neutrality and the necessity for women to play a central role in building an internationalist movement for peace.

Limited capacity. Book in advance via Eventbrite https://t.co/nOqgeATBjK

[Connolly Books @ConnollyBooks]

Connolly Conversations International Working Womens Day 2025

On Mar 8, a day established in honour of working women & their denouncement of world war 1, we wish to mark the courage of women who dare to speak up & out against imperialism, militarism & war

https://t.co/J1ke9my7Cx https://t.co/m8HU9jXBF0

[Communist Party Irl @irelandcp]

This Saturday 8 March:
"Ireland's Women in the Anti-War struggle* with Clare Daly, Sen Alice Mary Higgins and Dr Karen Devine.
Defend neutrality & fight for peace this International Working Women's Day ♀️
3.30pm Connolly Books
Book a tickets here https://t.co/1iruNBuYtr

[The Irish at War @irelandbattles]

#OnThisDay 1867 Thousands of Fenians rebel all over Ireland aiming to end British rule. 4000 in Cork, 1000 in Drogheda & 7,000 gather in Tallaght hoping to take Dublin. They carried this 32 starred flag. After a skirmish with police, the Dublin Fenians fled.
#Ireland #History

[Communist Party Irl @irelandcp]

"Women, Capitalism, and Class: Women are forced to carry an unequal burden..... " March issue Socialist Voice.
#IWD2025
https://t.co/csfEo7VQBM

[Communist Party Irl @irelandcp]

March issue of Socialist Voice now online.
#women
#democraticeconomy
#redmondism
#Economics
#trumpimperialism

https://t.co/XXN9QHBHNN

[Social Rights Ireland 🇮🇪 🇵🇸 @SocialRightsIRL]

Today, Saturday 1st March. Cork. 2.30pm

[Bernardo Guanche @bguanche1]

Invited by the Communist Party of Ireland, Cuban deputy, Dr. Enrique Alemán Gutiérrez, participates in an act of solidarity with Cuba. https://t.co/EhHwhMGmYu

[Mick Wallace @wallacemick]

Ireland should have nothing to do with Imperialist War games. "All the small States can do, if the statesmen of the greater States fail in their duty, is resolutely to determine that they will not become the tools of any great Power.." - De Valera at League of Nations in 1936..

[Cork City Libraries @corkcitylibrary]

Aisling's pick for Ireland Reads is Hotel Lux by Maurice J Casey.

"I am looking forward to getting stuck into the forgotten history of early 20th century communism in Russia, with a fascinating Irish connection."

#CorkCityLibraries #IrelandReads