An Clogán

Great to see a space like this open up on the left.

At the launch I played Tribute to Peadar O’Donnell. He founded The Bell with O’Faoláin back in 1940.

An Cloghan means “the little bell.” A great title. It rings the alarm, signals people to gather and hopefully, calls time on the old order.

Here's a few photos from the evening 📸

Looking forward to hearing more from you and to other events coming soon 👀

A huge thank you to everyone who came out to the Galway launch of An Clogán! 🔔

It was great to see you all there.

A massive thank you also to our hosts and participants - the beautiful @charliebyrnesbookshop and the powerful Eoghan Mac Cormaic.

A poster with key information on tonight's event: start time 6pm, location Charlie Byrne's bookshop.

People of Galway - get down to Charlie Byrne's at 6! 🔔

Hear about An Clogán, listen to poetry, and have a glass of wine 🍷

What's not to love?

See you there! 😉

Reminder: An Clogán is in Charlie Byrne's, Galway, tomorrow at 6pm! 🔔

Looking forward to seeing you all there! 😍

With special guest Eoghan Mac Cormaic - poet, republican, Gaeilgeoir.

Galwegians - a little reminder that An Clogán is coming to Charlie Byrne's bookshop this Friday at 6pm 🔔

Special guest Eoghan Mac Cormaic - republican, former H Blocks prisoner, author and poet.

Come down, hear about the magazine, listen to poetry, and have a chat!

Pints afterwards nearby 🍺

A screenshot of the An Clogán website

The An Clogán website is now live! 🔔

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The An Clogán website is going live tomorrow!

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An Clogán is now available in Roe River Books, Dundalk! 🔔

If you're based in Louth, and you somehow haven't yet gotten a copy of An Clogán, get down to Roe River Books 🔴 ⚪

Thanks a million to everyone who supported the An Clogán Kickstarter 🙏 Almost all rewards have now been posted. We still need postal addresses from 6 people - if that's you, please get in touch!

An Clogán's editorial board is made up of a small team operating entirely on a volunteer basis. All funds raised from the Kickstarter will go towards covering the costs of the first issue and producing the second.

ANNOUNCEMENT: There are less than 48 hours left in An Clogán's Kickstarter campaign! A huge thank you to all those who have donated so far. We have already raised €1,775 of our €2,000 goal. We'd really appreciate your help in getting us over the line!

A red-headed man with a beard stands outside Bang Bang café holding a copy of an Clogán. He is dressed in a black jacket and jeans. The door of the café is open. The window panes are covered in stickers. To the right of the man, a Palestinian flag hangs in a window.

An Clogán lies on a counter inside Bang Bang. To its left stand copies of the City Rocker Quarterly, to its right, a manequin head with a black, silver, and red beanie hat.

A close up of An Clogán on the same counter in Bang Bang.

ANNOUNCEMENT: An Clogán's first issue, The Republic, is now available in @bangbangd7

Get on down, grab yourself a coffee, and get stuck into this tasty socialist republican magazine 🤤

Big thanks to Bang Bang!

An Clogán is now available in:

🔵 🔵 @connollybooks @booksupstairs

🟡 ⚪ @anceathrupoili

⚪ 🔴 @museumfreederry @littleacornsbooks

Get your copy today!

A copy of An Clogán lying open on grass. The copy is open on Shane's article. The left page has a close up image of the inside of a Duralex glass. The right page has the opening page of the article.

In the face of Macron's neoliberal onslaught, the creation of a workers' cooperative at the Duralex glass factory has inspired the French labour movement. Can it also shine a path forward for workers across Europe?

An Clogán's own Shane O'Curry in our first issue 🔔

An Clogán is now available in @connollybooks and @booksupstairs in Dublin, and @anceathrupoili in Belfast!

Online sales coming soon!

If you want to support An Clogán, make a donation to our kickstarter - link in bio!

"Neutrality does not mean staying silent about oppression and imperialism. It means [...] taking a distinct anti-colonial position."

@Kieran_Allen_ on the anti-imperial roots of Irish neutrality, attempts to undermine it, and its growing importance in an ever more volatile world

An Clogán is now available in @connollybooks and @booksupstairs in Dublin, and @anceathrupoili in Belfast!

Online sales coming soon!

If you want to support An Clogán, make a donation to our kickstarter - link in bio!

The decline of the Catholic church was greeted as an ideological victory by the Left in Ireland. But might the church's fall also signal the erosion of the social bonds necessary for any mass movement? If so, what's to be done?

William Foley in An Clogán's first issue 🔔

An Clogán is now in @connollybooks and @booksupstairs in Dublin, and @anceathrupoili in Belfast!

Online sales coming soon!

If you want to support An Clogán, make a donation to our kickstarter - link in bio 😉

Can the Irish people pursue self-determination and neutrality while remaining committed to the EU? This notion, writes @claredalyirl, is one of the central contradictions of Irish political consciousness today. As the EU militarises, progressives cannot equivocate.

An Clogán is now available in An Ceathrú Póilí @anceathrupoili

Daoine Béal Feirste, get down and take a look 😉

Available now in @connollybooks and @booksupstairs in Dublin, and @culturlann in Belfast!

Online sales coming soon!

A photograph of An Clogan magazine, lying open on Bruno's article on a grassy background.

Before becoming the 'godfather' of communism, Karl Marx was a committed republican. And his republicanism, writes Bruno Leipold, indelibly shaped his understanding of politics and his vision for a post-capitalist society.

Read more in Bruno’s article for An Clogán 🔔

An Clogán is now available in Books Upstairs, 17 D'Olier Street, Dublin.

If you're about town, call in and take a look at this beautiful socialist republican magazine 😍

Grab your copy of the magazine at @culturlann or the Ateneo Centre in Belfast, or at @Connollybooks in Dublin.

Online orders are on the way soon! 😊

Support An Clogán by backing our Kickstarter — find the link in our bio! 😎

"A republic truly committed to self-rule must provide the conditions for its citizens to think, imagine, and express themselves freely."

Sara and Joshua Muthi in An Clogán on the role of art in a republic: a site of freedom or another casualty of capital?

You can buy the magazine in @culturlann and the Ateneo Centre in Belfast, or @Connollybooks in Dublin.

Online sales coming soon 😉

If you want to support An Clogán, donate to our Kickstarter! Link in bio 😎

"Irish republicanism", writes @M_AndersonSF, "has always sought to dismantle systems of oppression."

In An Clogán, Martina traces the growth of republican thought and its application to contemporary challenges, from gender to the environment to national sovereignty and the EU.

You can buy the magazine in @culturlann and @Connollybooks.

If you're elsewhere, online sales will be coming soon.

But if you'd love a copy now or want to support us, make a €20 donation to our Kickstater and we'll personally ship you a copy - link in bio!