Our bi-monthly update letting our readers know about the publication of the latest issue of Look Left. Available for €2 in Easons and other newsagents, issue 15 includes articles on:
– Precious few heroes: With his politically charged songs Dick Gaughan has inspired generations of Left activists, Kevin Brannigan caught up with the veteran Scottish folk singer during his spring tour of Ireland
– – Calling the bigots bluff: Do anti-choicers want follow through the with the logic of their argument and imprison women, asks Katie Garrett.
– Requiem for a Tory: Brian Hanley’s reflections on Margret Thatcher
– Debate: Immigration – concern or opportunity? Stephen Nolan/Gavan Titley
– Gonna shoot you down: Sam McGrath looks at the politics behind Madchester band The Stone Roses
– What foot does he kick with?: Kevin Brannigan examines the role players from the Republic had in the modern history of one of Loyalism’s footballing bastions.
It’s well worth a look.
Look Left 15 cover. Design – Claire Davey.
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‘Tear me apart and boil my bones, Ill not rest til shes lost her throne, my aim it is true my message is clear, its curtains for you Elizabeth my dear..’
Lookin forward to that Roses article