The legacy of James Connolly has been appropriated and sanitised by every political tradition including the Irish state to such an extent that his historical role has often been obscured.

Yet, James Connolly was Ireland’s pre-eminent revolutionary and a key figure in the 1916 uprising and was executed by the British state for his role in that uprising.

In this meeting Colm Bryce (Glasgow SWP) will look at Connolly's real politics, which were steeped in the Marxist tradition, and the importance of his legacy for socialists today.

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