People Before Profit Donaghmede

28/06/2026

26/06/2026

Join us on anti-war demonstration on Wednesday 1st July at 1pm, Central Plaza

Say no to war, no to genocide, no to imperialism!

13/06/2026

Bravo, Belfast.

"Today, Belfast spoke with one voice. This was the biggest anti-racist demonstration this city has ever seen, and everyone who turned out should be proud. We reclaimed our city from the fascist thugs who tried to take it from us. The people have answered terror with solidarity..." - Gerry Caroll

30/04/2026

JOIN THE PEOPLE BEFORE PROFIT BLOC AT THE MAY DAY DEMO

Friday is May Day. A day that celebrates the struggles of working people for a better world.

This year the theme of May Day marches will be the cost of living crisis and will provide an opportunity to send a message that workers need pay rises and cost of living measures to ease the burden on the many.

Date: Friday 1st May
Time: 18:30
Location: Garden of Remembrance

See you there comrades ✊🏻🚩

30/04/2026

Irish citizens have been kidnapped by Israeli offensive forces.

Immediate action is needed to demand our government does its best to save the people.

Join the demonstration at the Dáil today at 5pm

20/04/2026

May Day March on 1st of May

For worker rights. For better living standards.

16/04/2026

No to war. No to genocide. Defend our neutrality was the message at Northside dart stations this week.

Join us this Saturday 18th April, at 1pm on Parnell Square for a demonstration against imperialism and to protect Irish military neutrality.

13/04/2026

No to war and genocide, and protect Ireland’s neutrality. Have your voice heard on Saturday 18th April, 1pm at Parnell Square.

10/04/2026

“The Government's recent cost of living measures were extremely limited and people are still paying close to €2 per litre for petrol and diesel and close to €1,000 for a half fill of their oil tank.

“In these circumstances it’s no surprise that there are protests on the streets to demand meaningful Government action. The contrast between the weak response of the Government to the energy price crisis and its slavish fulfillment of every demand from corporate landlords and developers is clear to everyone, and they are angry about it.

“These protests come as we approach two years since I first introduced the Emergency Price Controls Bill in the Dáil. The provisions of the Bill proposed to set maximum prices for petrol and diesel at €1.75 per litre, and for home heating oil at €1 per litre. If the Government had supported our Bill at any time during the last two years people would not now be facing this energy prices crisis."

Government failure to support our price caps bill resulted in energy price crisis. People Before Profit says fuel price protests are response to Government inaction. Will publish comprehensive proposals to cut prices and protect living standards on Monday.