Union News

The Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) extends its solidarity to the family and friends of Yves Sakila, a young Congolese man killed by security staff on Henry Street in Dublin. Hundreds gathered outside Dáil Éireann today, Thursday 21st May, in memory of Yves Sakila and with the wider migrant community to demand justice. As this afternoons protest action got underway, a spokesperson for the IWW Union said "Our thoughts are with Yves family and friends at this time. As a u

The Industrial Workers of the World will be taking part in this years Dublin Radical Bookfair. Please add it to your calendar, pop by for a chat, a book and some free info on what we are up to locally. Dublin Radical Book Fair Saturday 30 May 2026 12 noon to 5 pm Teachers’ Club, Parnell Square, Dublin, D01 T6V6 Books, zines, poetry, art, campaign groups, and workshops all under the one roof! The Radical Book Fair promises to be a fun and exciting part of 2026’s cultural a

Migrant workers are often in some of the most precarious positions in the labour market. While economies depend upon their labour, they are routinely subjected to poverty wages, labour rights abuses and health and safety violations. The rights of migrant workers in Ireland will be front and centre of a discussion taking place on Saturday June 13th at 2pm at the Teachers Club, 36 Parnell Square, Dublin 1 D01T6V6. At this event, key organisers from the Pan-African Workers Asso

The IWW WISE-RA monthly newsletter for May 2026 is now available online here: In this issue: – IWW Celebrates May Day 1886-2026 – IWW NO SWEAT Affiliation – IWW Left Book Club – PAWA Ireland Tour …and much more! Happy reading! The Newsletter Committee