Contesting Economic and Social Rights in Ireland

Focusing on the historical evolution of socio-economic rights in Ireland, this analysis examines grassroots efforts to embed these rights into the constitution, tracing developments from the 1848 rebellions to contemporary protests. It highlights the struggles and movements that have shaped the discourse around socio-economic entitlements, providing a critical perspective on the ongoing quest for justice and equality in Irish society. The work offers insights into the interplay between activism and constitutional law throughout Ireland's tumultuous history.