It produces a weekly newspaper called "The New Worker". For the first two years the paper was commercially printed but in 1979 production became entirely in-house with the purchase of an off-set litho press. Content is written either internally, or comes from other sources, particularly organs of fraternal parties. It no longer has a theoretical journal, having ended publication of the "New Communist Review" in the mid-1990s following the death of its editor George Woolley. In the 1980s and early 1990s the NCP also published an "Industrial Bulletin", "Irish Bulletin" and "Economic Bulletin". It produces "Internal Bulletin" for members and supporters, as well as various pamphlets on different subjects.