Socialist Party
| Years Active: | 1997– |
|---|---|
| Documents in Archive: | 5 |
| Publications: | Socialism 2000 |
| International Affiliations: | Committee for a Workers' International
(1997–2019) CWI (Majority) (2019–) |
| European Affiliation: | European Anti-Capitalist Left (European Party) |
| Precursor: | Militant Labour |
| Other Related Organisations: | Labour & Trade Union Group, United Left Alliance, Solidarity, Cross-Community Labour Alternative |
| Timeline: | View in the timeline of the Irish left |
| Discuss: | Comments on this organisation |
About
The Socialist Party (Irish: Páirtí Sóisialach) is a socialist political party active in Ireland. It is a member of the Committee for a Workers’ International (CWI). […] In the late 1980s, a number of known members of the Militant tendency were expelled from Labour. Considering work in the party to no longer be viable, in 1989 the organisation took an “Open Turn” and established an independent party, adopting the name Militant Labour, also used by other sections of the Committee for a Workers’ International at the time. In 1996 the party merged fully with the Labour and Trade Union Group of Northern Ireland and changed its name to the Socialist Party.
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Identifiers
| Website | socialistparty.ie |
|---|---|
| Website (NI) | socialistpartyni.net |
| Wikipedia | Socialist Party (Ireland) |
Documents
Show: By publication | Chronological list
Socialism 2000
Socialism 2000, No. 3
1998
Autumn 1998
Others
The Struggle for Socialism Today
1999
Peter Hadden
External Resources
- Socialist Party & AAA Leaflets
Irish Election Literature
A number of leaflets and documents from the Socialist Party and Anti-Austerity Alliance, as well as individual candidates.
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