‘Survitec’ – Serving Imperialism Last night, Monday 20th of January, Lasair Dhearg activists paid a visit to Survitec base of operations on Irish soil. As part of our campaign aimed at highlighting imperialism in Ireland and elsewhere, activists erected a ...
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Lasair Dhearg New Year Statement – 2020 At the inception of another decade, Ireland’s place within the global imperialist structure is solidified. US equipment and troops continue to transit through Irish airports as they ferry their way to various war ...
Read MoreRed Section activists re-purpose British Army recruitment banners that were ‘acquired’ in recent days, and have now erected them on the Falls Road, West Belfast. Watch:
Read MoreBritish Army and PSNI recruitment continues in Ireland more than two decades since the Good Friday Agreement, and so long as it does continue, it must be opposed.
Read MoreActivists from the Republican political group Lasair Dhearg today targeted a British Army recruitment stall at Queen’s University. The stall, part of a jobs fair organised for the recruitment of students into various fields of work, was manned by members ...
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The PSNI, like the RUC before them have been to the fore of the British normalisation policy in the 6 counties. Rcent months have seen the PSNI’s “Community Policing” propaganda expansion, as they pose for photographs on bicycles and attend ...
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“This year’s National Anti-Internment march will take place next Saturday 10th August, assembling at Writers’ Square in Donegall Street, Belfast at 1pm. We will march to Belfast City Hall for speeches, before marching to the International Wall in Divis Street. ...
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Over 2 decades since the signing of the Good Friday Agreement and the introduction of ‘peace’. But can we really say that we live in a non-violent society? Increased suicide, evictions, drug issues, poverty; aren’t these all forms of violence? ...
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In over two decades since the signing of the Good Friday Treaty, the so called success of the ‘Peace Process’ has not been measured by the absence of violence, but rather by the absence of anti-state violence. As pro-treaty forces ...
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British military convoy on road to Ballymena, occupied Ireland. For many years now the political class that runs Stormont have been telling us that the British army is no longer on our streets, when there is plenty of evidence to ...
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We Haven’t All Gone Home” – Says Smiling British Soldier on Belfast Street Today [19th March 2019], members of the British Army have descended upon the streets of Glenbawn in West Belfast. Ciaran O’Brien, spokesperson for Lasair Dhearg, said that ...
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US military warplanes continue to use Irish soil as a base for their Imperialist exploits, as this footage at Belfast International Airport shows. Do you support Ireland being used as a base for the US and British war machine? We ...
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Tomorrow marks the 31st anniversary of the Loughgall Martyrs, 8 volunteers of the Irish Republican Army who died in a gun battle commenced by ambush by British occupation forces in the village of Loughgall, Armagh. The IRA’s East Tyrone Brigade ...
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