International Callout: Help us resist eviction of SquatCity
SquatCity (GrangeGorman), Dublin, currently resisting eviction.
We are putting out an international callout for support, to help us resist the eviction of our homes, and to defend squatting in Dublin. We have been subject to a large scale eviction attempt over the last couple of days, and we are currently resisting, and appealing for help and support.
Many of you would have stayed there during the International Squatters Convergence, and saw the space for yourselves. Continue reading Dublin: International Callout for eviction resistance (en/fr/de)→
Yes it is on! The 10th Dublin Anarchist Bookfair which will take place Saturday 25th of April around Smithfield square. Come along and meet anarchists and hundreds of people curious about anarchism.
“You can’t squat in Belfast. Why? Because you… well you just can’t.” – Les Enfant Sans Souci
Draconian laws. Psycho cops. Paramilitaries. Hoods with petrol bombs. Squatting in Northern Ireland presents us with its own unique set of challenges. The very existence of these challenges has been used (and is still used) by generations of hippies, anarchists, punks and autonomists (traditional overt squatters) as an excuse not to bother trying. Not that Northern Ireland is particularly bad in this regard; in every thriving squat scene in Europe, from Amsterdam to Barcelona to London, people report the hardest bit was overcoming the initial fear and pessimism. In Helsinki, Dublin and Belgrade people are just beginning to take part in overt political squatting again and are encountering much the same nihilist apathy, at least initially. Continue reading A Squatters Guide to Belfast→
These pages are part of a travel diary kept by an Irish anarchist who travelled through Africa in 2000. They are useful in terms of giving non-Africans an introduction to the difficulties in organising there and the way capitalism has left the continent impoverished. They were originally written as emails to friends back home rather then as a political essay but we think they are useful in providing a general background. Continue reading An Irish anarchist in Africa→
Pubblichiamo qui di seguito un comunicato dell’organizzazione indipendentista repubblicana Eirigì che fa un po’ di chiarezza su quanto sta avvenendo nelle ultime settimane in Irlanda del Nord, dove continuano scontri e aggressioni da parte degli unionisti. Continue reading Irlanda del Nord. Eirígí: attacchi continui contro Short Strand→
