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Horizon aims to be a space for Irish Marxists to engage in open debate, critically examine our ideas, and collectively advance the struggle for socialism.
Horizon Magazine operates under an open letter policy In the 2024 General Election, People Before Profit-Solidarity sought to give the electorate the choice of voting for a socialist candidate regardless of where they were living. As a result, we stood…
Horizon Magazine operates under an open letter policy Thanks are due to Kim Ní Chonaill and Ryan Lynch for their respective assertions of orthodoxy and theorising of leadership movement off historic precedent; here I would like to make the effort…
Horizon Magazine operates under an open letter policy A repeated theme throughout the past few days has been the loud declaration that the fuel protestors are working class people being squeezed under the foot of the government. We should remind…
Horizon Magazine operates under an open letter policy The response from the left has been mixed. Despite every party/org from the left agreeing to support these protests as they contain “genuine concerns”, there is also a cohort who don’t agree…
In a recent letter to Horizon, Odhrán F responds to my article Islands of struggle, specifically critiquing how the national question is addressed. I welcome this contribution to an important debate and hope it encourages a wider comradely discussion. There…
In June Kelly’s recent piece Islands of Struggle it is argued that unity on the Irish socialist left must be grounded in programme and open debate. I agree with this in principle, but the content of the programme is the…
László Molnárfi is a member of the Red Network and former student union president at Trinity College Dublin. The article published by Diarmuid Flood and Aron Keane titled Neither Revolutionary Nor Realpolitik in Horizon Magazine on the 11th of June…
In her recent article published in the Comment section of the Irish Independent, Jenny Maguire, President of the Trinity Students Union, argues for greater unity amongst the opposition parties, holding that this is the only means by which we can…
