2001 - 2011 - Irish Labour History Society

Honorary Presidents - Mary Clancy, 2004-; Fergus A. D’Arcy, 1994-; Joseph Deasy, 

2001-; Francis Devine, 2004-; Ken Hannigan, 1994-; Dónal Nevin, 1989-; Theresa 

Moriarty, 2008 -; Emmet O’Connor, 2005-; Gréagóir Ó Dúill, 2001-; Norah O’Neill, 

1992-2001 

Presidents - Francis Devine, 1988-1992, 1999-2000; Jack McGinley, 2001-2004; Hugh 

Geraghty, 2005-2007; Brendan Byrne, 2007- 

Vice Presidents - Joseph Deasy, 1999-2000; Francis Devine, 2001-2004; Hugh Geraghty, 

2004-2005; Niamh Puirséil, 2005-2008; Catriona Crowe, 2009- 

Secretaries - Charles Callan, 1987-2000; Fionnuala Richardson, 2001-2010; Kevin Murphy, 

2011- 

Assistant Secretaries - Hugh Geraghty, 1998-2004 ; Theresa Moriarty, 2006-2007; Séan 

Redmond, 2004-2005; Denise Rogers, 1995-2007; Eddie Soye, 2008- 

Treasurers - Jack McGinley, 1996-2001; Charles Callan, 2001-2002; Brendan Byrne, 

2003-2007; Ed. Penrose, 2007- 

Trustees - David Begg, 2003-; Peter Cassells, 1977- ; Dympna Harper, 1996-2006; 

Ruairí Quinn, 2007- 

Committee Members - Brendan Byrne, 2001-2002; Charles Callan, 2001, 2008-2009; 

Patrick Coughlan, 2003; Thomas Neilan Crean, 1996-2000; Catriona Crowe, 2005-2008; 

John Cunningham, 2009- ; Barry Desmond, 2001- ; Paul Doran, 2010- ; John Feely, 

2008- ; Séamus Fitzpatrick, 2000-2001; Liam Giffin, 2009- ; Mary Jones, 1999-2005; 

Fintan Lane, 2002-2005; Conor McCabe, 2010- ; Theresa Moriarty, 2003-2005; Séan 

Morrissey, 1996-2001; Kevin Murphy, 2006- ; Yvonne O’Callaghan, 2009- ; Emmet 

O’Connor, 1985-1986, 1989-1990, 1996-2003; D.R. O’Connor Lysaght, 2001- ; Edmund 

Penrose, 1999-2007; Con Power, 1999-2000; Séan Redmond, 1973-1975, 1999- 

2003; Fionnuala Richardson, 1992-2001, 2011- ; Denise Rogers, 2008- ; Edward Soye, 

1989-2007; Yseult Thornley, 2000, 2009- 

Saothar Business Editors - Brendan Byrne, 2003- ; Charles Spillane, 1999-2002; 

Saothar Editorial Board, 1999-2007: Caitríona Clear, National University of Ireland, 

Galway, 2001-; Séan J. Connolly, Queen’s University, Belfast, 2001-; Mary E. Daly, 

University College, Dublin, 2001- ; Fergus A. D’Arcy, University College, Dublin, 1979 

- ; Francis Devine, SIPTU College, 1998- ; David Fitzpatrick, Trinity College, Dublin, 

2001-; Joshua B. Freeman, Queen’s College, City University of New York, 2001-; John 

Horne, Trinity College, Dublin, 1982-; Joseph Lee, University College, Cork, 1979-; 

Dónal Nevin, Dublin, 1979- ; Cormac Ó Gráda, University College, Dublin, 2001-; 

Bryan Palmer, Queen’s University, Kingston, Canada, 2000-; Henry Patterson, University 

Of Ulster, 2001-; Bryan Palmer, Trent University, Canada, 2007- ; Bob Purdie, 

Ruskin College, Oxford, 1982- ; Dorothy Thompson, Worcester, 1982-; Marcel van der 

Linden, International Institute For Social History, Amsterdam, 2001-; Margaret Ward, 

Bath Spa University, 1982-2000. 

An Index to 

Saothar 

Journal of the Irish Labour History Society 

& 

Other ILHS Publications, 2001-2011 

In September, 2000, with the support of MSF (Manufacturing, Science, Finance – 

the International Union), the Irish Labour History Society published an index to 

Saothar and its other publications. It is still available from the Society for €10. 

What follows is an index covering Saothair 25-33, supplementing the earlier 

work. In addition, the Index also included lists of ILHS Officers and Committee 

members from 1973, Saothar editors and Editorial Board members, and these 

matters are updated here also 

Saothar editors for the issues indexed here were 

Saothar 25, Tom Crean & Emmet O’Connor 

Saothar 26, Fintan Lane & Emmet O’Connor 

Saothar 27, Fintan Lane & Emmet O’Connor 

Saothar 28, Fintan Lane 

Saothar 29, Fintan Lane & Dónal Ó Drisceoil, Assistant Niamh Puirséil 

Saothar 30, Fintan Lane & Dónal Ó Drisceoil, Assistant Niamh Puirséil 

Saothar 31-34, Dónal Ó Drisceoil & Niamh Puirséil 

Saothar 35 Dónal Ó Drisceoil & John Cunningham 

Saothar 36 Mary Clancy & John Cunningham 

The index below follows the same format as that in the Index of volumes 1-24. 

The last section deals with ILHS Studies in Irish Labour History series and full 

details of those volumes are given. 

Francis Devine

Contents of Saothar 25-36 by Volume 

Saothar 25, 2000 

Tom Crean & Emmet O’Connor, ‘Twenty five years on’, (editorial), pp. 3-4 

Charles Callan, ‘The Irish Labour History Society, 1999’, pp. 5-7 

‘Obituaries’, pp. 9-16 

‘Correspondence’, p. 17 

Máirtín Ó Catháin, ‘Michael Davitt and Scotland’, pp. 19-26 

Paul Dillon, ‘James Connolly and the Kerry Famine of 1898’, pp. 2942 

Charles Callan, ‘They stooped to conquer: inter-union rivalry in the painting 

trade, 1892-1910’, pp. 45-55 

Fearghal McGarry, ‘‘Catholics first and politicians afterwards’: the Labour Party 

and the Workers’ Republic, 1936-1939’, pp. 57-65 

John Horne, ‘1848 and the language of politics’, (essay), pp. 67-76 

Dónal Ó Drisceoil, ‘A very Irish revolutionary’, (review essay), pp. 79-83 

Joost Augusteijn, ‘The 1930s and popular politics’, (review essay), pp. 83-86 

‘Reviews’, pp. 87-97 

Ellen Hazelkorn, ‘Labour lives no. 2: Louie Bennett’, pp. 98-100 

Fintan Lane, ‘James Connolly’s 1901 Census return’, (document study), pp. 103 

-107 

Charles Callan, ‘ILHS Library and Archives, 1998-2000’, p. 107 

Brian McGee, ‘Sources for labour history in the Cork Archives Institute’, pp. 

108-111 

Ellen Shannon Crain, ‘The Butte-Silver Bow Public Archives’, pp. 111-113 

Teresa Brannick, Francis Devine & Aidan Kelly, ‘Social statistics for labour 

historians: strike statistics, 1922-1999’, pp. 114-120 

Andrew Shields, ‘Electronic sources for labour history’, pp. 120-122 

Andrew Shields, ‘Dissertations and abstracts’, pp. 123-124 

‘Conference Reports’, pp. 125-126 

‘Notes on contributors’, pp. 127-128 

Saothar 26, 2001 

Fintan Lane & Emmet O’Connor, ‘Speed the plough’, (editorial), pp. 3-4 

Charles Callan, ‘The Irish Labour History Society, 2000’, pp. 5-6 


‘Correspondence’, pp. 11-15 

John Hogan & Gary Murphy, ‘From guild to union: the evolution of the Dublin 

Bricklayers’ Society, 1670-1888’, pp. 17-24 

Des Cowman, ‘Combination, conflict and control: colliers and quarrymen in 

Tipperary, 1825-1845’, pp. 27-34 

John M. Hearne, ‘The cost of living and standard of living of urban workers in 

Waterford, 1834-18567’, pp. 37-50 

Brian Hanley. ‘Moss Twomey, radicalism and the IRA, 1931-1933: a reassessment’, 

pp. 53-60 

D.R. O’Connor Lysaght, ‘‘Labour must wait’: the making of a myth’, (essay) 

pp. 61-65 

D.A.J. MacPherson, ‘Women and work’, (review essay), pp. 67-71 

Brendan MacPartlin, ‘1913: the myth upheld’, (review essay), pp. 71-74 


Fintan Lane, ‘Labour Lives 3, William Upton’, pp. 89-90 

Heather Holmes. ‘Irish migratory potato workers in Scotland: Radharc’s The 

Tattie Howkers and its making’, (document study), pp. 91-99 

Charles Callan, ‘ILGS Library & Archives, 2000’, p. 101 

Maura Craig. ‘Sources for labour history in the Central Library, Derry’, pp. 101- 

103 

Francis Devine, ‘Articles of Irish interest in North West Labour History 

(Britain)’, pp.102-105 

Carol Quinn. ‘Social and economic records in the Boole Library Archives Service, 

University College, Cork’, pp. 105-106 

Dieter Lindemann & Robert Strötgen, ‘The archive and resources of the Museum 

der Arbeit (Hamburg)’, pp. 106-107 

Martin Conneely, ‘Electronic sources for labour history’, pp. 107-110 


‘Conference reports’, pp. 115-121 

Máirtín Ó Catháin, ‘A select bibliography of Irish labour history, 1999-2000’, 

pp. 121-126 ‘Notes on contributors’, pp. 127-128 


Fintan Lane & Emmet O’Connor, ‘Ebb tide or fifth wave? Labour history after 

the fall of the wall’ (editorial), pp. 3-4 

Fionnuala Richardson, ‘Irish Labour History Society, 2001’, pp. 5-6 



K.J. James, ‘Merchants, manufacturers and the Ballymena handloom weavers: 

market conflict in the Ulster brown linen trade, 1873’, pp. 19- 29 

Peter Murray, ‘Radical way forward or sectarian cul-de-sac? Lindsay Crawford 

and Independent Orangeism reassessed’, pp. 31-42 

Helga Woggon, ‘‘Not merely a labour organisation’: the Irish Transport & General 

Workers’ Union and the Dublin dock strike, 1915-1916’, pp. 43-54 

Niamh Puirséil, ‘Labour and coalition: the impact of the first Inter-Party Government, 

1948-1951’, pp. 55-64 

Joe Finnerty, ‘Homes for the working class? Irish public housing-building cycles, 

1945-2001’, (essay), pp. 65-72 

Mary E. Daly, ‘Revisiting the Great Famine’, (review essay), pp. 73-76

Joost Augusteijn, ‘Radicals in a conservative society’, (review essay), pp. 77-80 


Fintan Lane, ‘Labour Lives 4, Miriam Daly’, pp. 101-102 

Aindrias Ó Cathasaigh, ‘James Connolly and the writing of Labour in Irish History 

(1910)’, (document study), pp. 103-108 

Caitríona Clear, ‘Sources of labour history in the archives of the James Hardiman 

Library, NUI, Galway’, pp. 109-112 

Tom Crean, ‘The reorganisation of the records of the Irish Bank Officials’ Association’, 

pp. 112-113 

Damian Mac Con Uladh, ‘Sources for Irish labour history in Berlin archives and 

libraries’, pp. 113-114 

Martin Conneely, ‘Electronic sources for labour history’, pp. 114-117 

Andrew Shields, ‘Dissertations and theses’, pp. 117-120 

Marian Elders, Elizabeth Kiely, Máire Leane & Clodagh O’Driscoll, ‘‘A union 

in those days was husband and wife’: women’s narratives on trade unions in 

Munster, 1936-1960’, (oral history), pp. 121-129 

‘Conference reports’, pp. 131-137 

Maedhbh McNamara, ‘A select bibliography of Irish labour history, 2001’, pp. 

137-140 ‘Notes on contributors’, pp. 141-142 


Fintan Lane, ‘Remembering 1913’ (editorial), pp. 3-4 

Fionnual Richardson, ‘The Irish Labour History Society, 2002’, pp. 5-7 


‘Correspondence’, p. 23 

James McConnel, ‘The Irish Parliamentary Party, industrial relations and the 

1913 Lockout’, pp. 25-36 

Brian Hanley, ‘The Irish Citizen Army after 1916’, pp. 37-47 

Máirtín Ó Catháin, ‘‘Struggle or starve’: Derry unemployed workers’ movements, 

1926-1935’, pp. 49-60 

Charles Callan, ‘Painters and the Dublin building trades lockout of January- 

April, 1931’, pp. 63-76 

Pádraig G. Lane, ‘The Irish agricultural labourer in folklore and fiction’, (essay), 

pp. 79-89 

Caitríona Clear, ‘‘The red ink of emotion’: Maura Laverty, women’s work and 

Irish society in the 1940s’, (essay), pp. 90-97 

James Kelly, ‘The failure of idealism? Thomas `Russell and Robert Emmet’, 

(review essay), pp. 99-105 

Dónal Ó Drisceoil, ‘Shadow and substance: the Irish revolution and its aftermath’, 

(review Essay), pp. 106-109 

‘Reviews’, pp. 111-120 

Emmet O’Connor, ‘Labour Lives 5: Seán Murray’, pp. 121-122 

John Newsinger, ‘Reporting the 1913 Lockout: the Freeman’s Journal, Larkinism 

and the Dublin labour troubles’, (document study), pp. 125-133 

Ann Matthews, ‘The archive of the Communist Party of Ireland’, pp. 135-138 



Maedhbh McNamara, ‘A select bibliography of Irish labour history, 2002’, pp. 

147-149 ‘Notes on contributors’, pp. 151-152 


Fionnuala Richardson, ‘The Irish Labour History Society, 2003’, pp. 3-5 


Melanie Nolan, ‘Kith, kin and the working class: a transfer of Ulster-Scots culture 

to New Zealand’, pp. 19-31 

Margaret Ó hÓgartaigh, ‘Female teachers and professional trade unions in early 

twentieth century Ireland’, pp. 33-43 

Kate O’Malley, ‘Indo-Irish radical connections in the inter-war period’, pp. 45- 

55 

Elizabeth Kiely & Máire Leane, ‘Female domestic and farm workers in Munster, 

1936-1960: some insights from oral history’, pp. 57-65 

Harry Browne, The Northern Star, English Chartism & Irish politics, 1845- 

1848’, pp. 67-76 

Deirdre Clancy, ‘Labour Lives 6: Eva Gore-Booth, 1870-1926’, pp. 79-81 

Francis Devine, ‘A repetitive history: safety, health and welfare at work in Ireland, 

1802-1914’, (review essay), pp. 83-89 

Peadar King, ‘The emergence of the Irish social welfare system’, pp. 89-91 


Diarmuid Whelan, ‘The Sheehy Skeffington Papers’, pp. 109-111 



Fionnuala Richardson, ‘Irish Labour History Society, 2004’, pp. 3-5 

‘Obituary’, p. 7 

Colm Breatnach, ‘Working class resistance in pre-Famine County Dublin: the 

Dalkey quarry strikes of the 1820s’, pp. 9-19 

Conor McCabe, ‘The context and course of the Irish railway disputes of 1911’, 

pp. 21-31 

Charles Maguire, ‘Roddy Connolly and the Workers’ Party of Ireland in 1926’, 

pp. 33-45 

Charles Callan, ‘‘We got it for everybody’: the Irish National Painters’ & Decorators’ 

Trade Union and the forty-hour week strike of 1964’, pp. 47-58 

Eugene Broderick, ‘Religion and class in nineteenth century Ireland: the social 

composition of Waterford’s Anglican community, 1831-1871’, pp. 61-71 

Emmet O’Connor, ‘The age of the Red Republic: the Irish Left and nationalism,

1909-1936’, (essay), pp. 73-82 

Siobhán Jones, ‘The Irish Protestant under the editorship of Lindsay Crawford, 

1901-1906’, (document study), pp. 85-96 

D.R. O’Connor Lysaght, ‘Labour Lives 7: Thomas Foran (1883-1951)’, pp., 99- 

100 

Fintan Lane, ‘Contradicting the Bolsheviks: Anton Pannekoek and European 

Marxism’, pp. 103-113 

‘Reviews’, pp. 115-126 


Fionnuala Richardson, ‘The Irish Labour History Society, 2005’, pp. 3-4 


‘Correspondence’, p. 19-24 

Dominic Haugh, ‘The ITGWU in Limerick, 1917-1922’, pp. 27-42 

Aileen O’Carroll, ‘Work organisation, technology, community and change: the 

storyof the Dublin docker’, pp. 45-53 

John Corcoran, ‘‘Fighting the good fight’: the Reverend Robert Martin Hilliard, 

1904-1937’, pp. 55-63 

Francis Devine, ‘Safety, health & welfare at work in the Irish Free State and Republic 

of Ireland, 1922-1990: measuring the problem’, pp. 65-74 

John Horne, ‘James Connolly and the Great Divide: Ireland, Europe and the 

First World War’, (essay), pp. 75-84 

Emmet O’Connor, ‘Connecting Connolly’, (review essay), pp. 85-89 

John Cunningham, ‘Politics and the Irish working class’, (review essay), pp. 89- 

94 


Diarmuid Whelan, ‘Peter Tyrell’s account of Letterfrack, war and exile’, 

(document study), pp. 111-118 

Charles Callan, ‘Labour Lives no 8: Peadar Macken, 1978-1916’, pp. 121-123 

‘Conference Report’, pp. 125-127 

Niamh Puirséil, ‘Seán O’Casey Papers’, pp. 129 

‘Theses, 1999-2006 & Abstracts’, pp. 132-136 


Richardson, Fionnuala. ‘Irish Labour History Society, 2006, pp.3-4 

O’Connor, Emmet. ‘1907: a titanic year for Belfast Labour’, pp. 5-16 

Evans, Bryce. ‘The Construction Corps, 1940-1948’, pp. 19-31 

Cronin, Maura. ‘Class and status in Twentieth Century Ireland: the evidence of 

oral history’, pp. 33-43 

Callan, Charles. ‘R.J.P. Mortished (1891-1957’, (Labour Lives no. 9), pp. 45-48 

Hanley, Brian. ‘‘Agitate, educate, organise’: the IRA’s An tÓglách, 1965-1968’, 

(document study), pp. 51-62 

Clancy, Mary. ‘Working lives, women’s lives: some research sources and possi- 

bilities’, pp. 65-69 

Devine, Francis. ‘Labour press holdings in Peasrse Street Library, Dublin’, pp. 

69-71 

‘Conference Report’, pp. 75-76 



‘Sport and social class in Ireland: an agenda for research’, (review essay), pp. 91 

-96 ‘Reviews’, pp. 99-111 


Irish Labour History Society’, pp. 3-5 

Maguire, Martin. ‘Civil service trade unionism in Ireland (part 1), 1801-1922’, 

pp. 2-22 

Hogan, John. ‘Locked out: the 1905 dispute between the Bricklayers’ Union 

(AGIBSTU) and the Master Builders’ Association’, pp. 23-36 

Yeates, Pádraig. ‘Craft workers during the Irish revolution, 1919-1922’, pp. 37- 

56 

Buckley, Sarah-Ann. ‘Child neglect, poverty & class: the NSPCC in Ireland, 

1889-1939 – a case study’, pp. 57-72 

Foster, Gavin. ‘Class dismissed? The debate over a social basis to the Treaty 

split and Irish Civil War’, (Essay), pp. 73-88 

Ó Drisceoil, Dónal. ‘Tadhg Barry (1880-1921)’, (Irish Labour Lives no. 10), pp. 

89-92 

Devine, Francis. ‘Labour history sources and related articles in Irish Economic 

& Social History, 1974-2004’, pp. 95-102 


‘Correspondence’, pp, 113-120 

Kissane, Bill. ‘Must labour wait forever?’ (Review Essay), pp. 121-126 

‘Bew’s Ireland’, (Review Essay), pp. 126-132 

‘Reviews’, pp. 133-147 


Irish Labour History Society, 2008’, pp. 3-4 

O’Connell, Michael. ‘‘What a pity at the very source of wealth’: strikes and emigration, 

Berehaven mining district, 1861-c1900’, pp. 7-18 

Borgonovo, John. ‘‘A Soviet in embryo’: Cork’s food crisis and the People’s 

Food Committee, 1917-1918’, pp. 21-38 

Maguire, Martin. ‘Civil service trade unionism in Ireland (Part II), 1922-1990’, 

pp. 41-60 

Johnston-Kehoe, John. ‘‘The Unemployed TD’: the Unemployed Protest Committee 

and the brief political carreer of Jack Murphy, 1957-1958’, pp. 63-83 

Devine, Francis. ‘Irish Transport & General Workers’ Union: organisation in 

Dublin city and county, 1918-1928’, pp. 85-98

Cunningham, John. ‘‘She nearly dropped dead at the idea that someone would 

join voluntarily’: memories of ASTI activists, c1960-1990’, pp. 98-111 

Callan, Charles. ‘Marie Johnson (1874-1974)’ (Labour Lives no 11), pp. 113- 

115 

Gordon, Alistair. ‘Paddy Devlin Papers, Linen Hall Library, Belfast’, pp. 117- 

121 

Devine, Francis. ‘Labour-related records in the Cork City & County Archives’, 

pp. 118-121 




Meade, Rosie. ‘More than ‘just’ a novel: The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists 

(1914)’ (Essay in Review), pp. 145-152 

‘Reviews’, pp. 171-184 


‘Irish Labour History Society, 2009’, pp. 3-5 

McCabe, Conor. ‘The Irish Labour Party and the 1920 Local Elections’, pp. 7-21 

Hogan, John. ‘Payback: the Dublin bricklayers’ strike, 1920-1921’, pp. 23-33 

Convery, David. ‘Irish participation in medical aid to Republican Spain, 1936- 

1939’, pp. 37-46 

Cullinane, Liam. ‘‘A happy blend’? Irish Republicanism, political violence and 

social agitation, 1962-1969’, pp. 49-65 

Pierce, Michael. ‘The shafow of Seán: O’Casey, commitment and writing Dublin’s 

working class’, (essay), pp. 69-85 

Cunningham, John. ‘James M. Pringle (1883-1949)’, (Labour Lives no. 12), pp. 

87-90 

Devine, Francis. ‘Papers of the Irish Transport & General Workers’ Union in the 

National Library of Ireland’, pp. 91-95 


‘Conferences and events’, pp. 107-109 

McGarry, Fearghal. ‘The half-full glass of Irish labour history’, (review essay), 

pp. 111-116 

‘Reviews’, pp. 119-131 

Saothar 36, 2011 

Clancy, Mary & Cunningham, John. ‘Editorial: Researching women and researching 

labour’, pp. 3-4 

Muldowney, Mary. ‘Breaking the mould? The employment of women in Irish 

railway companies during the First World War’, pp. 7-17 

Curry, James. ‘Delia Larkin: ‘More harm to the Big Fellow than any of the employers?’ 

pp. 19-25 

Kyte, Elizabeth. ‘Sighle Humphreys: a case study in irish socialist feminism, 

1920s-1930s’, pp. 27-35 

McAuliffe, Mary. ‘The Irish woman worker and the Conditions of Employment 

Act, 1936 – responses from the Irish Free State women Senators’, pp. 37-47 

Farrell, Aisling. ‘‘Harassed housewives fight the consumer’s battle’: the formation 

of the Irish Housewives’ Association & the campaign for price control, 

clean food and equitable distribution in the Ireland of ‘The Emergency’, pp. 49- 

58 

Redmond, Jennifer. ‘The largest remaining reserve of manpower: historical 

myopia, Irish women workers and World War Two’, pp. 61-70 

Devine, Francis. ‘‘Second class citizens who are being subsidised by the men 

…’: women in the Irish Transport & General Workers’ Union and Workers’ Union 

of Ireland, 1945-1960, pp. 73-86 

Ayres, Margaret. ‘Equal pay for women: words not deeds?’, pp. 89-96 

Moriarty, Theresa. ‘May (Abraham) Tennant, 1869-1946’, [Labour Lives no 

13], pp. 99-101 

Marley, Laurence. ‘The state of labour history: international perspectives’, 

[review essay], pp. 103-108 

‘Film review’, pp. 109-111 

‘Reviews’, pp. 113-123 

‘Conferences and events’, pp. 124-126 



‘Irish Labour History Society, 2010’, pp. 141-142 

Editorials 

Clancy, Mary & Cunningham, John. ‘Researching women and researching labour’, 

S36, 3-4 

Crean, Tom & O’Connor, Emmet. ‘Twenty five years on’, pp. 3-4 

Cunningham, John. See Clancy, Mary 

Lane, Fintan & O’Connor, Emmet, ‘Speed the plough’, S26, pp. 3-4 

Lane, Fintan & O’Connor, Emmet, ‘Ebb tide or fifth wave? Labour history after 

the fall of the wall’, S27, 3-4 

Lane, Fintan. ‘Remembering 1913’, S28, 3-4 

O’Connor, Emmet. See Crean, Tom & Lane, Fintan. 

Irish Labour History Society Reports 

Callan, Charles. S25, 5-7; S26, 5-6 

Murphy, Kevin. S36, 141-142 

Richardson, Fionnuala. S27, 5-6; S28, 5-7; S29, 3-5; S30, 3-5; S31, 3-4; S32, 3- 

4; S33, 3-5; 34, 3-4; S35, 3-5

Obituaries 

Breatnach, Niamh. ‘Norah O’Neill’, S28, 19-21 

Broughan, Tommy. ‘Tony Dermody’, S29, 12-13 

Byrne, Brendan. ‘Jack Jones’, S34, 125-127 

Callan, Charles. ‘Dominick F. Murphy’, S34, 127-128 

Connolly, Kieron & Sheehan, George. ‘Ross Connolly’, S36, 128-132 

Coughlan, Anthony. ‘John Joseph O’Dowd’, S28, 18-19 

Devine, Francis. ‘Andy Barr’, S29, 7-10 

Devine, Francis. ‘Emrys Bevan’, S29, 10-11 

Devine, Francis. ‘Terry Carlin’, S28, 9-12 

Devine, Francis. ‘Paddy Devlin’, S25, 9-11 

Devine, Francis. ‘Patrick Funge’, S27, 9-10 

Devine, Francis. ‘John de Courcy Ireland’, S31, pp. 8-14 

Devine, Francis. ‘James Plunkett Kelly’, S28, 14-16 

Devine, Francis. ‘Micheál O’Riordan’, S31, 5-8 

Devine, Francis. ‘Hugh Geraghty’, S32, 79-82 

Devine, Francis. ‘Ruth Frow’, S33, 107-111 

Devine, Francis. ‘John Nettleton’, S33, 103-106 

Devine, Francis. ‘Neil Kearney’, S34, 129-131 

Devine, Francis. ‘John B. Smethurst’, S35, 97-100 

Devine, Francis. ‘Justin Keating’, S35, 100-102 

Devine, Francis. See Simmons, Sheila 

Dunne, Tom. ‘Jim Larkin’, S25, 11-13 

Finlay, Andrew. ‘Stephen McGonagle’, S27, 10-12 

Friel, Jim. ‘Freddy Anderson’, S27, 7-8 

ITH, ‘Herbert Steiner’, S26, 9-10 

Halligan, Brendan. ‘Michael O’Leary’, S31, pp. 16-17 

Kearney, Ben. ‘Matt Merrigan’, S25, 13-16 

Kostick, Conor. ‘Brian Manning’, S29, 14-15 

Murphy, Michael. ‘Gerry Fitt’, S32, 83-84 

Murphy, Noel. ‘Jim Savage’, S30, 7 

Ó Catháin, Máirtín. ‘John McGuffin’, S28, 17-18 

O’Connor, Philip. ‘Pat Murphy’, S35, 102-105 

O’Riordan, Manus. ‘Eugene Downing’, S28, 12-14 

O’Riordan, Manus. ‘Maurice Levitas’, S26, 7-9 

Owens, Harry. ‘Bob Doyle’, S34, 123-124 

Sheehan, George. See Connolly, Kieron 

Simmons, Sheila & Devine, Francis. ‘Evelyn Owens’, S36, 133-13136 

Yeates, Pádraig. ‘Tomás Mac Giolla’, S36, 127-128 

Correspondence 

Boran, Ann. ‘Nixie Boran’, S28, 23 

Devine, Francis. ‘Paddy O’Daire and the Thetis experiment’, S26, 11 

Devine, Francis. ‘Shapurji Saklatvala and Irish Labour, 1920-1936’, S31, pp. 19- 

24 

Devine, Francis. ‘British plans to raid Liberty Hall in 1916’, S32, 87-88 

Devine, Francis. ‘‘Casey’! Will the real Walter Hampson please stand up?’, S33, 

115-118 

Devine, Francis. ‘Jennie Shanahan: an appreciation by Louie Bennett’, S36, 137- 

140 

Downing, Eugene. ‘Moss Twomey’, S27, 15 

Frow, Ruth. ‘The Working Class Movement Library’, S26, 12 

Futter, Royston. ‘John B. Smethurst’, S36, 137 

Hanley, Brian. ‘Moss Twomey’, S27, 15 

Hanley, Brian. ‘The IRA in the 1960s’, S33, 113-114 

Ireland, John de Coury. ‘Jim Kemmy’, S26, 12 

Ireland, John de Courcy. ‘Larkin and Russia’, S27, 15-16 

Johnston, Roy. ‘The IRA in the 1960s’, S33, 113-114 

Lane, Fintan. ‘A response to Maura Cronin’, S27, 13 

Lane, Fintan. ‘Connolly’s birthplace: his parents’ view’, S28, 23 

Keable, Ken. ‘Connolly and Esperanto’, S26, 13-14; S27, 17 

Kearns, Peter. ‘‘Red Robert’ McGrath: Newry socialist’, S27, 16-17 

Kinealy, Christine & MacAtasney, Gerard. ‘S.J. Connolly and the Great Famine 

in Belfast’, S27, 13-14 

Krilov, L.S. ‘Larkin and Russia’, S26, 14-15 

Logue, Paddy. ‘Bloody Sunday and the ICTU’, S26, 11 

MacAtasney, Gerard. See Kinealy, Christine 

MacLochlainn, Alf. ‘Moss Twomey’, S27, 15 

Nevin, Donal. ‘Between Comrades: James Connolly, Letters & Correspondence, 

1889-1916’, S34, 135-138 

O’Connor Lysaght, D.R. ‘Kit Conway and Cathal o’Shannon’, S25, 17 

O’Connor Lysaght, D.R.. ‘Jim Kemmy’, S27, 14 

O’Connor Lysaght, D.R.. ‘The social basis of the Twenty Six County Civil 

War’, S34, 133-135 

People’s History Museum. ‘Manchester museums’, S27, 17 

Articles 

Ayres, Margaret. ‘Equal pay for women: words not deeds?’, S36, 89-98 

Borgonovo, John. ‘‘A Soviet in embryo’: Cork’s food crisis & the People’s Food 

Committee, 1917-1918’, S34, 21-28 

Breatnach, Colm. ‘Working class resistance in pre-Famine County Dublin: the 

Dalkey quarry strikes of the 1820s’, S30, 9-19

Buckley, Sarah-Ann. ‘Child neglect, poverty and class: the NSPCC in Ireland, 

1889-1939 – a case study’, S33, 57-70 

Callan, Charles. ‘‘They stooped to conquer’: inter-union rivalry in the painting 

trade, 1892-1910’, S25, 45-55 

Callan, Charles. ‘Painters and the Dublin building trades lockout of January- 

April, 1931’, S28, 63-76 

Callan, Charles. ‘‘We got it for everybody’: the Irish National Painters’ & Decorators’ 

Trade Union and the forty hour week strike of 1964’, S30, 47-58 

Convery, David. ‘Irish participation in medical aid to Republican Spain, 1936- 

1939’, S35, 37-46 

Corcoran, John. ‘‘Fighting the good fight’: the Reverend Robert Martin Hilliard, 

1904-1937’, S31, pp. 55-62 

Cowman, Des. ‘Combination, conflict and control: colliers and quarrymen in 

Tipperary, 1825-1845’, S26, 27-34 

Cronin, Maura. ‘Class and status in Twentieth Century Ireland: the evidence of 

oral history’, S32, 33-48 

Cullinane, Liam. ‘‘A happy blend?’ Irish republicanism, political violence and 

social agitation, 1962-1969’, S35, 49-63 


join voluntarily’: memories of ASTI activists, c1960-1990’, S34, 98-111 

Curry, James. ‘Delia Larkin: ‘More harm to the Big Fellow than any of the employers?’’, 

S36, 19-25 

Devine, Francis. ‘Safety, health and welfare at work in the Irish Free State and 

Republic of Ireland, 1922-1990: measuring the problem’. S31, pp. 65-74 

Devine, Francis. ‘Irish Transport & General Workers’ Union: organisation in 

Dublin city & county, 1918-1928’, S34, 85-98 

Devine, Francis. ‘‘Second class citizens who are being subsidised by the men 

…’: women in the Irish Transport & General Workers’ Union and Workers’ Union 

of Ireland, 1945-1960’, S36, 89-98 

Dillon, Paul. ‘James Connolly and the Kerry Famine of 1898’, S25, 29-42 

Evans, Bryce. ‘The Construction Corps, 1940-1948’, S32, 19-31 

Farrell, Aisling. ‘‘Harassed housewives fight the consumer’s battkle’: the formation 

of the Irish Housewives’ Association and the campaign for price control, 

clean food and equitable distribution in the Ireland of ‘the Emergency’’, S36. 49 

-58 

Hanley, Brian. ‘Moss Twomey, radicalism and the IRA, 1931-1933: a reassessment’, 

S26, 53-60 

Hanley, Brian. ‘The Irish Citizen Army after 1916’, S28, 37-47 

Haugh, Dominic. ‘The ITGWU in Limerick, 1917-1922’, S21, pp. 27-43 

Hearne, John M. ‘The cost of living and the standard of living of urban workers 

in Waterford, 1834-1856’, S26, 3750 

Hogan, John. ‘Locked out: the 1905 dispute between the Bricklayers’ Union 

(AGIBSLTU) and the Master Builders’ Association’, S33, 23-35 

Hogan, John. ‘Payback: the Dublin bricklayers’ strike, 1920-1921’, S35, 23-33 

Hogan, John & Murphy, Gary. ‘From guild to union: the evolution of the Dublin 

Bricklayers’ Society, 1670-1888’, S26, 17-24 

James, K.J. ‘Merchants, manufacturers and the Ballymena handloom weavers: 

market conflict in the Ulster brown linen trade, 1873’, S27, 19-29 

Johnston-Kehoe, John. ‘‘The Unemployed TD’: the Unemployed Protest Committee 

and the brief political career of Jack Murphy, 1957-1958’, S34, 63-83 

Kiely, Elizabeth & Leane, Máire. ‘Female domestic servants and farm workers 

in Munster, 1936-1960: some insights from oral history’, S29, 57-65 

Kyte, Elizabeth. ‘Sighle Humphreys: a case study in irish socialist feminism, 

1920s-1930s’, S36, 2736 

Leane, Máire. See Kiely, Elizabeth 

McAuliffe, Mary. ‘The Irish woman worker and the Conditions of Employment 

Act, 1936: responses from the women Senators’, S36, 3746 

McCabe, Conor. ‘The context and course of the Irish railway disputes of 1911’, 

S30, 21-31 

McCabe, Conor. ‘The Irish Labour Party and the 1920 Local Elections’, S35, 7- 

20 

McConnel, James. ‘The Irish Parliamentary Party, industrial relations and the 

1913 Dublin lockout’, S28, 25-36 

McGarry, Fearghal. ‘‘Catholics first and politicians afterwards’: the Labour 

Party and the Workers’ Republic, 1936-1939’, S25, 57-65 

Maguire, Charles. ‘Roddy Connolly & the Workers’ Party Of Ireland in 1926’, 

S30, 33-45 

Maguire, Martin. ‘Civil service trade unionism in Ireland (part 1), 1801-1922’, 

S33, 7-21 

Maguire, Martin. ‘Civil service trade unionism in Ireland (part II), 1922-1990’, 

S34, 41-60 

Muldowney, Mary. ‘Breaking the mould? The employment of women in Irish 

railway companies during the First World War’, S36, 7-17 

Murphy, Gary. See Hogan, John. 

Murray, Peter. ‘Radical way forward or sectarian cul-de-sac? Lindsay Crawford 

and Independent Orangeism reassessed’, S27, 31-42 

Nolan, Melanie. ‘Kith, kin and the working class: a transfer of Ulster-Scots culture 

to New Zealand?’ pp. 19-31 

O’Carroll, Aileen. ‘Work organisation, technology, community and change: the 

story of the Dublin docker’, S31, pp. 45-53 

Ó Catháin, Máirtín. ‘Michael Davitt and Scotland’, S25, 19-26 

Ó Catháin, Máirtín. ‘‘Struggle or starve?’: Derry unemployed workers’ movements, 

1926-1935’, S28, 49-60 

O’Connell, Michael. ‘‘What a pity at the very source of wealth!’: strikes and

emigration, Berehaven mining district, 1861-c1900’, S34, 7-18 

O’Connor, Emmet. ‘1907: a titanic year for Belfast Labour’, S32, 5-16 

Ó hÓgartaigh, Margaret. ‘Female teachers and professional trade unions in early 

twentieth century Ireland’, S29, 33-41 

O’Malley, Kate. ‘Indo-Irish radical connections in the inter-war period’, S29, 

4555 

Puirséil, Niamh. ‘Labour and coalition: the impact of the first inter-party government, 

1948-1951’, S27, 55-64 

Redmond, Jennifer. ‘The largest remaining reserve of manpower: historical 

myopia, irish women workers and World War Two’, S36, 61-70 

Woggon, Helga. ‘Not merely a labour organisation’: the Irish Transport & General 

Workers’ Union and the Dublin dock strike, 1915-1916’, S27, 43-54 

Yeates, Pádraig. ‘Craft workers during the Irish revolution, 1919-1922’, S37, 37 

-54 

Essays in Review 

Augusteijn, Joost. ‘The 1930s and popular politics’, S25, 83-86 

Augusteijn, Joost. ‘Radicals in a conservative society’, S27, 77-80 

Cunningham, John. ‘Politics and the Irish working class’, S31, pp. 89-94 

Daly, Mary E. ‘Revising the Great Famine’, S27, 73-76 

Devine, Francis. ‘A repetitive history: safety, health & welfare at work in Ireland, 

1802-1914’, S29, 83-89 

Finn, Daniel. ‘Official history’, S34, 163-169 

Kelly, James. ‘The failure of idealism? Thomas Russell and Robert Emmet’, 

S28, 99-105 

King, Peadar. ‘The emergence of the Irish social welfare system’, S29, 89-91 

Kissane, Bill. ‘’Must Labour wait forever?’, S37, 121-126 

Lane, Fintan. ‘Contradicting the Bolsheviks: Anton Pannekoek & European 

Marxism’, S30, 103-113 

McGarry, Fearghal. ‘The half-full glass of Irish labour history’, S35, 111-116 

MacPartlin, Brendan. ‘1913: the myth upheld’, S26, 71-74 

MacPherson, D.A.J. ‘Women at work’, S26, 67-71 

Marley, Laurence, ‘The state of labour history: international perspectives’, S36, 

103-108 

O’Callaghan, Liam. ‘Sport and social class in Ireland: an agenda for research’, 

S32, 91-96 

O’Connor, Emmet. ‘Connecting Connolly’, S31, pp. 85-89 

Ó Drisceoil, Dónal. ‘A very Irish revolutionary’, S25, 79-83 

Ó Drisceoil, Dónal. ‘Shadow and substance: the Irish revolution and its aftermath’, 

S28, 106-109 

Ó Seaghadha, Barra. ‘Engaging with an Irish intellectual’, S34, 155-163 

Whelan, Kevin. ‘Bew’s Ireland’, S33, 126-131 

Publications Reviewed By Author 

Allen, Joan & Ashton, Owen R. (eds). Papers for the People: a Study of the 

Chartist Press, (Merlin Press, London, 2005), pp. 225, S30, 117 

Allen, Joan; Campbell, Alan; & McIlroy, John. Histories of Labour: National & 

International Perspectives, (Merlin Press, Pontypool, 2010), pp. 399, S36, 103- 

108 

Allen, Nicholas. George Russell (AE) & the New Ireland, 1905-1930, (Four 

Courts Press, Dublin, 2003), pp. 240, S29, 97-98 

Armstrong, Allan. From Michael Davitt to James Connolly: ‘Internationalism 

From Below’ & the Challenge to the United Kingdom State & British Empire 

From 1879-1895, (Intfrobel Publications, Glasgow, 2010), pp. 204, S36, 122- 

123 

Ashton, Owen R. See Allen, Joan. 

Augusteijn, Joost (ed). The Irish Revolution, 1913-1923, (Palgrave, Basingstoke, 

2002), pp. 256, S28, 106-109 

Barton, Brian & Foy, Michael. The Easter Rising, (Sutton Publishing, London, 

1999), pp. 274, S25, 91-92 

Baxell, Richard. British Volunteers in the Spanish Civil War: The British Battalion 

in the International Brigades, 1936-1939, (London & New York, 2004), pp. 

221, S29, 102-104 

Baxell, Richard. Laurie Lee in the International Brigades: Writer or Fighter? 

(International Brigade Memorial Trust, London, 2004), pp. 24, S29, 102-104 

Bell, Jonathan & Watson, Mervyn. A History of Irish Farming, 1750-1950, 

(Four Courts Press, Dublin, 2008), pp. 344, S33, 143-144 

Berger, Stefan & Compston, Hugh (eds). Policy Concertation & Social Partnership 

in Western Europe: Lessons for the Twenty-First Century, (Bergahn Books, 

New York/Oxford, 2002), pp. 382, S27, 98-99 

Bew, Paul. Ireland: the Politics of Enmity, 1789-2006, (Oxford University Press, 

Oxford, 2007), pp. 613, S33, 126-131 

Bielenberg, Andy (ed). The Shannon Scheme & the Electrification of the Irish 

Free State: an Inspirational Milestone, (Lilliput Press, Dublin, 2002), pp. 68, 

S28, p. 118 

Borgonovo, John. Spies, Informers & the ‘Anti-Sinn Féin Society’: the Intelligence 

War in Cork City, 1920-1921, (Irish Academic Press, Dublin & Portland, 

2007), pp. 198, S33, 140-142 

Boyce, D. George & O’Day, Alan (eds). Ireland in Transition, 1867-1921, 

(Routledge, London, 2004), pp. 291, S29, 95-96 

Boyd, Andrew. William McMullen, With James Connolly in Belfast, (Donaldson 

Archives, Edinburgh, nd), pp. 32, S26, 81 

Boyd, Andrew. Jack White, First Commander of the Irish Citizen Army, 

(Donaldson Archives, Edinburgh, 2001), pp. 45, S26, 81

Boyd, Andrew. Jim Connell: Author of the Red Flag, (Donaldson Archives, Edinburgh, 

2001), pp. 49, S27, 91-92 

Byrne, Al. Guinness Time: My Days in the World’s Most Famous Brewery, 

(Town House & Country House, Dublin, 1999), pp. 236, S25, 90-91 

Callan, Charles. Painters in Union: the Irish National Painters’ & Decorators’ 

Trade Union & Its Forerunners, (Watchword Publications, Dublin, 20080, PP. 

376, S34, 175 

Callan, Charles & Desmond, Barry. Irish Labour Lives: A Biographical Dictionary 

of Irish Labour Party Deputies, Senators, MPs & MEPS, (Watchword, Dublin, 

2010),. Pp. 323, S36, 119-121 

Callesen, Gerd (comp). Socialist Internationals – A Bibliography: Publications 

of the Social-Democratic & Socialist Internationals, 1914-2000, (Friedrich- 

Ebert Stiftung for IALHI, Bonn & Gent, 2001), pp. 167, S26, 81-82 

Campbell, Fergus. Land & Revolution: Nationalist Politics in the West of Ireland, 

1891-1921, (Oxford University Press, Oxford, 2005), pp. 356, S30, 119 

Campbell, Fergus. The Irish Establishment, 1879-1914, (Oxford University 

Press, Oxford, 2009), pp. 344, S35, 120-121 

Campbell, Alan. See Allen, Joan 

Campbell, Alan. See McIlroy, John 

Carey, Sophia. Social Security in Ireland, 1939-1952: the Limits to Solidarity, 

(Irish Academic Press, Dublin, 2007), pp. 280, S32, 106-107 

Clare, Liam. Enclosing the Common: Dalkey, the Sugar Loaves & Bray, 1820- 

1870, (Four Courts Press, Dublin, 2004), pp. 64, S29, 94-95 

Clear, Caitríona. Women of the House: Women’s Household Work in Ireland, 

1926-1961: Discourses, Experiences, Memories, (Irish Academic Press, Dublin, 

2000), pp. 278, S26, 67-71 

Clear, Caitríona. Social Change & Everyday Life in Ireland, 1850-1922, 

(Manchester University Press, Manchester, 2007), pp. 206, S33, 139 

Coleman, Marie. IFUT: A History – the Irish Federation of University Teachers, 

1963-1999, (IFUT, Dublin, 2000), pp. 110, S27, 96-97 

Collins, Sinéad. Balrothery Poor Law Union, County Dublin, 1839-1951, (Four 


Comerford, R.V. & Delaney, Enda (eds). National Questions: Reflections on 

Daniel O’Connell & Contemporary Ireland, (Wolfhound Press, Dublin, 2000), 

pp. 109, S25, 97 

Compston, Hugh. See Berger, Stefan. 

Costello, Francis. The Irish Revolution & its Aftermath, 1916-1923: Years of 

Revolt, (Irish Academic Press, Dublin, 2003), pp. 357, S28, 106-109 

Cousins, Mel. The Birth of Social Welfare in Ireland, 1922-1952, (Four Courts 

Press, Dublin, 2003), pp. 240, S29, 89-91 

Cowley, Ultan. The Men who Built Britain: a History of the Irish Navvy, 

(Wolfhound Press, Dublin, 2001), pp. 200, S27, 87-88 

Cronin, Mike; Murphy, William; & Rouse, Paul (eds), The Gaelic Athletic Association, 

1884-2009, (Irish Academic Press, Dublin, 2009), pp. 300, S34, 182 

Cullen, Frank. Cleansing Rural Ireland: Public Health & Housing Initiatives in 

South Dublin Poor Law Union, 1880-1920, (Maynooth Series In Local History, 

Irish Academic Press, Dublin, 2001), pp. 63, S27, 93-94 

Cullen, Mary & Luddy, Maria (eds). Female Activists: Irish Women & Change, 

1900-1960, (Woodfield Press, Dublin, 2001), pp. 250, S26, 83-84 

Cullen Owens, Rosemary. Louie Bennett, (Cork University Press, Cork, 2001), 

pp. 160, S27, 77-80 

Cunningham, John. ‘A Town Tormented by the Sea’: Galway, 1790-1914, 

(Geography Publications, Dublin, 2004), pp. 450, S31, 104-105 

Cunningham, John. Unlikely Radicals: Irish Post-Primary Teachers & the ASTI, 

1909-2009, (Cork University Press, Cork, 2009), pp. 392, S35, 211-122 

Daly, Mary E. Women & Work in Ireland, (Studies In Irish Economic & Social 

History 7, Dundealgan Press, Dundalk, 1997), pp. 71, S26, 67-71 

Davies, Sam; Davis, Colin J.; de Vries, David; van Voss, Lex Heerman; Hesselink, 

Lidewij; & Winhauer, Klaus. Dock Workers: International Explorations 

in Comparative Labour History, 1790-1970, (Ashgate, Aldershot, 2000), two 

vols, pp. 862, S27, 84-85 

Davis, Colin J. See Davies, Sam. 

Davitt, Michael (ed Carla King). Jottings in Solitary, (University College Dublin 


Deasy, Joe. Fiery Cross: the Story of Jim Larkin edited by Francis Devine & 

Niamh Puirséil, (ILHS, Studies in Irish Labour History 9, Dublin, 2004), pp. 60, 

S33, 133-134 

Delaney, Enda. Demography, State & Society: Irish Migration to Britain, 1921- 

1971, (Liverpool University Press, Liverpool, 2000), pp. 345, S26, 88 

Delaney, Enda. Irish Emigration since 1921, (Studies in Irish Economic & Social 

History 8, Dundalk, 2002), pp. 61, S27, 99; S29, 101-102 

Delaney, Enda. The Irish in Post-War Britain, (Oxford University Press, Oxford, 

2007), pp. 240, S33, 140 

Delaney, Enda. See Comerford, R.V. 

Dennison, S.R. See MacDonough, Oliver. 

Desmond, Barry. Finally & in Conclusion: a Political Memoir, (New Island, 

Dublin, 2000), pp. 411, S26, 85-86 

Desmond, Barry. No Workers’ Republic! Reflections on Labour & Ireland, 1913 

-1967, (Watchword Publications, Dublin, 2009), pp. 317, S34, 181 

Desmond, Barry. See Callan, Charles 

Devine, Francis. Navigating a Lone Channel: Stephen McGonagle, Trade Unionism 

& Labour Politics in Derry, (ILHS, Studies in Irish labour History 5, 

Dublin, 2000), S26, 7980 

Devine, Francis, An Index to Saothar & Other ILHS Publications, 1973-2000,

(ILHS, Saothar Studies 1, Dublin, 2000), pp. 120, S26, 87-88 

Devine, Francis. Understanding Social Justice: Paddy Cardiff & the Discipline 

of Trade Unionism, (ILHS/SIPTU, Studies in Irish Labour History 8, Dublin, 

2002), pp. 80, S33, 133-134 

Devine, Francis. An Eccentric Chemistry: Michael Moynihan & Labour in 

Kerry, 1917-2001, (ILHS/SIPTU, Studies in Irish Labour History 10, Dublin, 

2004), pp. 80, S33, 133-134 

Devine, Francis. Organising the Union: a Centenary of SIPTU, 1909-2009, 

(SIPTU, Dublin, 2009), pp. 176, S35, 119 

Devine, Francis. Organising History: A Centenary of SIPTU, (Gill & Macmillan, 

Dublin, 2009), pp. 1,204, S36, 114-115 

Devine, Francis & O’Riordan, Manus. James Connolly, Liberty Hall & the 1916 

Rising, (ILHS/SIPTU, Studies in Irish Labour History 11, Dublin, 2006), pp. 

116, S33, 133-134 

Devine, Francis; Lane, Fintan; & Puirséil, Niamh (eds). Essays in Irish Labour 

History: A Festscrift for Elizabeth & John W. Boyle, (Irish Academic Press, 

Dublin, 2008), pp. 273, S35, 111-116 

Devine, Francis & Puirséil, Niamh. See Deasy, Joe. 

De Vries, David. See Davies, Sam. 

Donnelly, James S. The Great Irish Potato Famine, (Sutton Publishing, Stroud, 

2001), pp, 292, S27, 73-76 

Donnelly, James S. Captain Rock: The Irish Agrarian Rebellion of 1821-1824, 

(Collins Press, Crk, 2009), pp. 509, S36, 116-117 

Douglas, R.M. Architects of the Resurrection: Ailtirí na hAisérghe & the Fascist 

‘New Order’ in Ireland, (Manchester University Press, 2009), pp. 304, S34, 182- 

184 

Doyle, Bob. Memorias de un Rebelde Sin Pausa, (Asociacíon de Amigos de las 

Brigadas Internacionales, Madrid, 2002), pp. 187, S29, 102-103 

Doyle, Bob. Brigadista: an Irishman’s Fight against Fascism, (Currach Press, 

Dublin, 2006), pp. 224, S31, 103-104 

Doyle, Roddy. A Star Called Henry: Volume One of the Last Roundup, 

(Jonathan Cape, London, 1999), ppp. 344, S25, 91 

Earner-Byrne, Lindsey. Mother & Child: Maternity & Child Welfare in Dublin, 

1922-1960, (Manchester University Press, Manchester, 2007), pp. 245, S33, 138 

-139 

Edwards, Aaron. A History of the Northern Ireland Labour Party – Democratic 

Socialism & Sectarianism, (Manchester University Press, 2009), pp. 240, S34 

178-179 

English, Richard. Irish Freedom: the History of Nationalism in Ireland, (Pan 

Macmillan, London, 2006), pp. 656, S32, 101-012 

Farr, James R. Artisans in Europe, 1300-1914, (Cambridge University Press, 

Cambridge, 2000), pp. 306, S26, 75-76 

Feeney, Tom. Seán McEntee: a Political Life, (Irish Academic Press, Dublin, 

2008), pp. 258, S34, 171-173 

Ferriter, Diarmuid. The Transformation of Ireland, 1900-2000, (Profile Books, 

London, 2004), pp. 884, S31, 97-98 

Finnegan, Frances. Do Penance or Perish: A Study of Magdalen Asylums in Ireland, 

(Congrave Press, Piltown, 2001), pp. 256, S27, 94-95 

Foot, Paul. The Vote: How it was Won & How it was Undermined, (Viking, London, 

2005), pp. 506, S30, 124-125 

Foreman, Bernard. William Foreman: Trade Unionist & Social Reformer, 

(Foreman, Sunderland, 1997), pp. 191, S26, 80-81 

Foy, Michael. See Barton, Brian. 

Garvin, Tom. Preventing the Future: why was Ireland so Poor for So Long? 

(Gill & Macmillan, Dublin, 2004), pp. 278, S31, 105-106 

Geoghehan, Patrick M. Robert Emmet: a Life, (Gill & Macmillan, Dublin, 

2002), pp. 368, S28, 105 

Geraghty, Hugh. William Patrick Partridge & his Times, 1874-1917, (Curlew 

Books, Dublin, 2003), pp. 320, S29, 96-97 

Gibbons, Stephen Randolph. Captain Rock, Night Errant: the Threatening Letters 

of Pre-Famine Ireland, 1801-1845, (Four Courts Press, Dublin, 2004), pp. 

282, S29, 93-94 

Gilley, Sheridan. See Swift, Roger. 

Girvin, Brian & Roberts, Geoffrey (eds). Ireland & The Second World War: 

Politics, Society & Remembrance, (Four Courts Press, Dublin, 2000), pp. 192, 

S25, 97 

Gray, Peter. The Making of the Irish Poor Law, 1815-1843, (Manchester University 

Press, 2009), pp. 400, S34, 177-178 

Greer, Desmond & Nicolson, James W. The Factory Acts in Ireland, 1802-1914, 

(Four Courts Press & Irish Legal History Society, Dublin, 2002), pp. 440, S29, 

83- 89 

Griffin, Brian. Sources for the Study of Crime in Ireland, 1801-1921, (Maynooth 

Research Guides for Local History, Four Courts, Dublin, 2005), pp. 128, S30, 

116 

Hagan, Edward A. See O’Grady, James Standish. 

Halstead, John. See McIlroy, John 

Hames, Jane Hayter. Arthur O’Connor, United Irishman, (Collins Press, Cork, 

2001), pp. 338, S27, 83-84 

Hanley, Brian. The IRA, 1926-1936, (Four Courts Press, Dublin, 2002), pp. 304, 

S28, 106-109 

Hanley, Brian & Millar, Scott. The Lost Revolution: the Story of the Official IRA 

& the Workers’ Party, (Penguin Ireland, Dublin, 2009), pp. 658, S34, 163-169 

Hegarty, Peter. Peadar O’Donnell, (Mercier Press, Cork, 1999), pp. 334, S25, 

79-83

Hesselink, Lidewij. See Davies, Sam. 

Hickey, Patrick. Famine in West Cork: the Mizen Peninsula, Land & People – a 

Local Stud of Pre-Famine & Famine Ireland, (Mercier Press, Cork, 2002), pp, 

420, S30, 118 

Hill, Myrtle. Women in Ireland: a Century of Change, (Blackstaff Press, Belfast, 

2003), pp. 335, S30, 123-124 

Hirst, Catherine. Religion, Politics & Violence in Nineteenth Century Belfast: 

the Pound & Sandy Row, (Four Courts Press, Dublin, 2001), pp. 223, S27, 89-90 

Hobbs, Margaret & Sangster, Jane (eds). The Woman Worker, 1926-1929, 

(Canadian Committee on Labour History, St John’s, Newfoundland, 1999), pp. 

284 

Hopkin, Deian. See Tanner, Duncan. 

Horgan, John. Nöel Browne, Passionate Outsider, (Gill & Macmillan, Dublin, 

2000), pp. 352, S26, 85 

Hunt, Tom. Sport and Society in Victorian Ireland – the case of Westmeath, 

(Cork University Press, Cork, 2007), pp. 357, S32, 91-96 

Hussey, Christopher M. For Protestant Self-Determination: the Key to the Ulster 

Question, (Dunesk Press, Dublin, 2001), pp. 88, S26, 88 

Irish, Bill. Shipbuilding in Waterford, 1820-1882: a Historical, Technical & Pictorial 

Study, (Wordwell, Bray, 2001), pp. 273, S27, 88-89 

Jay, Mike. The Unfortunate Colonel Despard, (Bantam/Doubleday, London, 

2004), pp. 340, S30, 115-116 

Jeffrey, Keith (ed). Mary Louisa & Arthur Hamilton Norway, the Sinn Féin Rebellion 

as They Saw It, (Irish Academic Press, Dublin, 1999), pp. 124 

Johnston, Roy H.W. Century of Endeavour: a Biographical & Autobiographical 

View of the Twentieth Century in Ireland, (Tyndall Publications, Carlow/Lilliput 

Press, Dublin, rev ed 2006), S31, pp. 99-100 

Jupp, Peter & Magennis, Eoin (eds). Crowds in Ireland, c1720-1920, 

(Macmillan Press, London, 2000), pp. 277, S26, 78 

Kavanagh, Ray. Spring, Summer & Fall: the Rise & Fall of the Labour Party, 

1986-1999, (Blackwater Press, Dublin, 2001), pp. 236, S28, 119-120 

Kearns, Kevin C. Dublin Pub Life & Lore: an Oral History, (Gill & Macmillan, 

Dublin, 1996, 2nd ed 1997), pp. 273, S25, 92-94 

Kearns, Kevin C. Dublin Street Life & Lore: an Oral History, (Glendale Press, 

Dublin, 1991; Gill & Macmillan, Dublin, 1997), pp. 245, S25, 92-94 

Kearns, Kevin C. Dublin Tenement Life: an Oral History, (Gill & Macmillan, 

Dublin, 1994; 2nd ed, 1996), pp. 237, S25, 92-94 

Kearns, Kevin C. Dublin Voices: an Oral Folk History, (Gill & Macmillan, 

Dublin, 1998), pp. 274, S25, 92-94 

Kennefick, William. ‘Rebellious & Contrary’: the Glasgow Dockers, 1853- 

1932, (Tuckwell Press, East Linton, 2000), pp. 284, S27, 84-85 

Keogh, Dermot. Jack Lynch: a Biography, (Gill & Macmillan, Dublin, 2008), 

pp. 639, S34, 171-173 

Keogh, Dermot & McCarthy, Andrew. Limerick Boycott, 1904: Anti-Semitism in 

Ireland, (Mercier Press, Cork, 2005), pp. 163, S30, 121 

Kinealy, Christine. The Great Irish Famine: Impact, Ideology & Rebellion, 

(Palgrave, Basingstoke, 2002), pp. 288, S27, 73-77 

Kinealy, Christine & MacAtasney, Gerard. The Hidden Famine: Hunger, Poverty 

& Sectarianism in Belfast, (Pluto Press, London, 2000), pp. 242, S26, 79 

King, Carla. Michael Davitt, (Historical Association of Ireland, Dundalk, 1999), 

pp. 94, S27, 92-93 

King, Carla (ed). Famine, Land & Culture in Ireland, (University College Dublin 


King, Carla (ed). Michael Davitt: Collected Writings, 1868-1906, (Thoemmes 

Press, Bristol, 2001), 8 vols, pp. 3,900, S27, 91-92 

King Carla (ed). See Davitt, Michael. Jottings in Solitary. 

Lane, Fintan. In Search of Thomas Sheahan: Radical Politics in Cork, 1824- 

1836, (Irish Academic Press, Dublin, 2001), pp. 69, S27, 90-91 

Lane, Fintan (ed). Politics, Society & the Middle Class in Modern Ireland, 

(Palgrave Macmillan, Basingstoke, 2010), pp. 312, S35, 128-129 

Lane, Fintan & Ó Drisceoil, Dónal (eds), Politics & the Working Class, 1830- 

1945, (Palgrave Macmillan, Basingstoke, 2005), pp. 295, S31, 89-94 

Lane, Fintan & Newby, Andrew G (eds). Michael Davitt: New Perspectives, 

(Irish Academic Press, 2009), S35, 124-126 

Lane, Fintan. See Devine, Francis. 

Lane, Leeann. Rosamund Jacob: Third Person Singular, (UCD Press, Dublin, 

2010), pp. 324, S36, 113-1114 

Laverty, Paul, The Wind that Shakes the Barley: a Screenplay, (Galley Head 

Press, Cork, 2006), pp. 162, S31, 107-109 

Levis, Cormac. Towelsail Yawls: the Lobster-boats of Heir Island & Roaringwater 

Bay, (Galley Head Press, Ardfield, 20020, pp. 148, S28, 118-119 

Lewis, Ger. Loosening the Chains: Nenagh Branch, ITGWU-SIPTU, 1918-1997, 

(Relay Books/SIPTU, Nenagh, 2003), pp. 236, S29, 100 

Linebaugh, Peter. The London Hanged: Crime & Civil Society in the Eighteenth 

Century, (Verso, London, 2003), pp. 484, S28, p. 111 

Linebaugh, Peter & Rediker, Marcus. The Many-Headed Hydra: the Hidden 

History of the Revolutionary Atlantic, (Verso, London, 2000), p 433, S26, 76-77 

Loach, Ken. The Wind that Shakes the Barley, (Sixteen Films, 2006), S31, 107- 

109 

Luddy, Maria. Prostitution & Irish Society: 1800-1940, (Cambridge University 

Press, Cambridge, 2007), pp. 352, S33, 138-139. 

Luddy, Maria. See Cullen, Mary. 

Lynch, David. Radical Politics in Modern Ireland: the Irish Socialist Republican 

Party, 1896-1904, (Irish Academic Press, Dublin, 2003), pp. 182, S30, 120-

121 

MacAtasney, Gerard. See Kinealy, Christine. 

McCabe. Anton. ‘The Stormy Petrel of the Transport Workers’: Peadar O’Donnell, 

Trade Unionist, 1917-1920, (ILHS, Studies in Irish Labour History 5, Dublin, 

2000), pp. 48, S26, 79-80 

McCamley, Bill. The Third James: James Fearon, 1874-1924: an Unsung Hero 

of Our Struggle, (ILHS, Studies in Irish Labour History 4, Dublin, 2000), pp. 36, 

S26, 79-80 

McCamley, Bill. Dublin’s Tramworkers, 1872-1945, (Labour History Workshop, 

Dublin, 2008), pp. 275, S34, 173-174 

McCarthy, Andrew. See Keogh, Dermot. 

MacDonough, Oliver & Dennison, S.R. Guinness, 1886-1939: from Incorporation 

to the Second World War, (Cork University Press, Cork, 1998), pp. 282, 

S25, 90-91 

McGarry, Fearghal. Irish Politics and the Spanish Civil War, (Cork University 

Press, Cork, 1999), pp. 326, S25, 83-86 

McGarry, Fearghal. Frank Ryan, (Historical Association of Ireland, Dundalk, 

2002), pp. 89, S28, 118 

McGarry, Fearghal (ed). Republicanism in Modern Ireland, (University College, 

Dublin Press, Dublin, 2003), pp. 204, S29, 104-105 

McGarry, Fearghal. The Rising – Ireland Easter 1916, (Oxford University Press, 

Oxford, 2010), pp. 365, S35, 130-131 

McGoff McCann, Michelle, Melancholy Madness: a Coroner’s Casebook, 

(Mercier Press, Cork, 2003), pp. 374, S29, 95 

McGee, Owen. The IRB: the Irish Republican Brotherhood from the Land 

League to Sinn Féin, (Four Courts Press, Dublin, pp. 384, S31, 106-107 

McGuffin, John & Mulheronm Joseph. Charles John ‘Nomad’ McGuinness: 

Being a True Account of the Amazing Adventures of a Derryman, Pirate, IRA 

Man, Gun Runner, Polar Explorer, Adventurer, Mercenary, Rogue, Escaper & 

Hero, (Irish Resistance Books, Derry, 2002), pp. 248, S28 p. 117 

McGuire, Charles. Roddy Connolly & the Struggle for Socialism in Ireland, 


McIlroy, John; Campbell, Alan; Halstead, John; & Martin, David (eds). Making 

History: Organisations of Labour Historians in Britain Since 1960, Anniversary 

Supplement , Labour History Review, (Maney Publishing, Leeds, 2010), pp. 162, 

S36, 103-108 

McIlroy, John. See Allen, Joan 

McLoughlin, Barry. Left to the Wolves: Irish Victims of Stalinist Terror, (Irish 

Academic Press, Dublin, 2007), pp. 294, S32107-108 

McNamara, Maedhbh & Mooney, Paschal (eds). Women in Parliament: Ireland, 

1918-2000, (Wolfhound Press, Dublin, 2000), pp. 252, S26, 84-85 

MacRaild, Donald M. Irish Migrants in Modern Britain, 1750-1822, (Macmillan 

Press, Basingstoke & London, 1999), pp. 230, S25, 87-88 

Magennis, Eoin. See Jupp, Peter. 

Maguire, Martin. The Civil Service & the Revolution in Irreland, 1912-1938: 

‘Shaking the Blood-Stained Hand of Mr Collins’, (Manchester University Press, 

2008), pp. 259, S34, 174-175 

Maguire, Martin. Scientific Service: a History of the Union of Professional & 

Technical Civil Servants, 1920-1990, (Institute of Public Administration, Dublin, 

2010), pp. 254, S35, 126-128 

Marley, Laurence. Michael Davitt: Freelance Radical & Frondeur, (Four Courts 

Press, Dublin, 2007), pp. 314, S33, 143 

Marsh, Arthur & Smethurst, John B. Historical Directory of Trade Unions, Volume 

V. (Including Unions in Printing & Publishing, Local Government, Domestic 

Services, General Employment, Financial services, Agriculture), (Ashgate, 

Aldershot, 2006), pp. 586, S33, 134-137 

Martin, David. See McIlroy, John. 

Millar, Scott. See Hanley, Brian. 

Mooney, Paschal. See McNamara, Maedhbh. 

Moore, Christy. One Voice: My Life in Song, (Hodder & Stoughton, London, 

2000), pp. 288. S26, 86-87 

Morrissey, Thomas J. William O’Brien, 1881-1968: Socialist, republican, Dáil 

Deputy, Editor & Trade Union Leader, (Four Courts Press, Dublin, 2007), pp. 

488, S32, 102-103 

Muldowney, Mary. The Second World War & Irish Women: an Oral History, 

(Irish Academic Press, Dublin, 2007), pp, 238, S32, 103-104 

Mulheron, Joseph. See McGuffin, John. 

Mullan, Don. The Dublin & Monaghan Bombings, (Wolfhound Press, Dublin, 

2000), pp. 335, S25, 97 

Mullin, James. The Story of a Toiler’s Life, (University College Dublin Press, 

Dublin, 2000), pp. 235, S27, 91 

Murphy, James. Bartenders’ Association of Ireland: a History, (BAI, Dublin, 

1997), pp. 165, S25, 96 

Murphy, Noel. You’ll Never Get £3: the Story of the Cork Home Help members 

of the ATGWU & their Fight for a Decent Wage, (Red City Publications, Cork, 

2002), pp. 68, S27, 99 

Murphy, William. See Cronin, Mike. 

Nevin, Dónal. James Connolly: ‘A Full Life’, (Gill & Macmillan, Dublin, 2005), 

pp. 840, S31, pp. 85-89 

Nevin, Dónal. Between Comrades: James Connolly – Letters & Correspondence, 

1889-1916, (Gill & Macmillan, Dublin), pp. 688, S32, 109-111 

Newby, Andrew G. The Life & Times of Edward McHugh (1853-1915): Land 

Reformer, Trade Unionist & Labour Activist, (Edwin Mellen Press, Lampeter, 

2004), pp. 255, S30, 118-119

Newby, Andrew. G. Ireland, Radicalism & the Scottish Highlands, c1870-1912, 

(Edinburgh University Press, 2007), pp. 224, S33, 143 

Newby, Andrew G. See Lane, Fintan. 

Newsinger, John. Rebel City: Larkin, Connolly & the Dublin Labour Movement, 

(Merlin Press, London, 2004), pp. 182, S29, 98-100 

Nicolson, James W. See Greer, Desmond. 

Ó Broin, Éoin. Sinn Féin & the Politics of Left Republicanism, (Pluto Press, 

London, 2009), pp. 343, S34, 179-181Ó Catháin, Máirtín. A Wee Black Booke of 

Belfast Anarchism, 1867-1973, (Organise!, Belfast, 2004), pp. 44, S30, 121-123 

Ó Catháin, Máirtín Seán. Irish Republicanism in Scotland, 1858-1916: Fenians 

in Exile, (Irish Academic Press, Dublin, 2007), pp. 282, S32, 108-109 

Ó Cathaoir, Brendan (ed). Young Irelander Abroad: the Diary of Charles Hart, 

(Cork University Press, Cork, 2003), pp. 100, S28, 112 

Ó Cathasaigh, Áindrías. Réabhlóid Phádraic Uí Chonaire, (Coiscéim, Baile 

Átha Cliath agus Béal Feirste, 2007), pp. 223, S33, 137-138 

Ó Cathasaigh, Áindrías (eag). An tAthrú Mór: Scíbhniní Sóisialacha le Pádraic 

Ó Conaire, (Coiscéim, Baile Átha Cliath agus Béal Feirste, 2007), pp. 356, S33, 

137-138 

O’Connor, Emmet. James Larkin, (Cork University Press, Cork, 2002), pp. 148, 

S28, 116-117 

O’Connor, Emmet & Parkhill, Trevor. Loyalism & Labour in Belfast: the Autobiography 

of Robert McElborough, 1884-1952, (Irish Narratives, Cork University 

Press, Cork, 2002), pp. 77, S27, 94-95 

O’Connor Lysaght, D.R. The Story of the Limerick Soviet, (Limerick Soviet 

Commemoration Committee, Limerick, 2003), pp. 30, S29, 100-101 

Ó Corráin, Donnchadh (ed). James Hogan: Revolutionary, Historian & Political 

Scientist, (Four Courts Press, Dublin, 2001), pp. 250, S27, 96 

Ó Cuirc, Liam, Mallonga Historio de la Esperanto Movado en Irlando, 

(Esperanto Association of Ireland, Dublin, 1996), pp. 32, S27, 95 

O’Day, Alan. See Boyce, D. George. 

Ó Drisceoil, Dónal. Peadar O’Donnell, (Cork University Press, Cork, 2001), pp. 

164, S27, 77-80 

Ó Drisceoil, Dónal. See Lane, Fintan. 

Ó Gráda, Cormac. Jewish Ireland in the Age of Joyce: a Socio-economic History, 

(Princeton University Press, Princeton, 2006), pp. 320, S32, 99 

O’Grady, James Standish. (ed Edward A. Hagan). To the Leaders of Our Working 

People, (University College Dublin Press, Dublin, 2002), pp. 119, S28, 114- 

115 

Ó hÓgartaigh, Ciarán & Ó hÓgartaigh, Margaret. Business Archival Sources for 

the Local Historian, (Four Courts Press, Dublin, 2010), pp. 93, S36, 123-124 

Ó hÓgartaigh, Margaret. Kathleen Lynn: Irishwoman, Patriot, Doctor, (Irish 

Academic Press, Dublin, 2006), pp. 180, S32, 100-101 

Ó hÓgartaigh, Margaret. See Ó hÓgartaigh, Ciarán 

O’Neill, Marie. Grace Gifford Plunkett & Irish Freedom: Tragic Bride of 1916, 

(Irish Academic Press, Dublin, 2000), pp. 117, S25, 97 

Ó Ríain, Mícheál. On the Move: Córas Iompair Éireann, 1945-1995, (Gill & 

Macmillan, Dublin, 1995), pp. 470, S25, 94-95 

O’Leary, Don. Vocationalism & Social Catholicism in twentieth Century Ireland, 


O’Leary, Paul. Immigration And Integration: the Irish in Wales, 1798-1922, 

(University of Wales Press, Cardiff, 2000), pp. 340, S25, 87-88 

Ó Longaigh, Seosamh. Emergency Law in Independent Ireland, 1923-1949, 

(Four Court Press, Dublin, 2006), pp. 136, S31, 101-102 

O’Neill, Thomas P. James Fintan Lalor, (Golden Publications, Wexford, 2003), 

pp. 222, S31, 102-103 

O’Riordan, Annnette (ed) You Are History, You Are Legend, (Relatives & 

Friends of Waterford International Brigaders, Waterford, 2004), pp. 31, S29, 102 

-104 

O’Riordan, Manus. See Devine, Francis. 

Ogle, Brendan. Off the Rails: the Story of the Irish Locomotive Drivers’ Association, 

(Currach Press, Dublin, 2003), pp. 360, S29, 105 

Palmer, Bryan D. Labouring the Canadian Millennium: Writing on Work & 

Workers, History & Historiography, (Canadian Committee On Labour History, 

St John’s, Newfoundland, 2000), pp. 483, S26, 88 

Pannekoek, Anton. Workers’ Councils, (AK Press, Oakland, Ca & Edinburgh, 

2003), pp. 219, S30, 103-113 

Parkhill, Trevor. See O’Connor, Emmet. 

Patterson, Henry. Ireland since 1939: the Persistence of Conflict, (Penguin Ireland, 

Dublin, 2006), pp. 448, S31, 100-101 

Prince, Simon. Northern Ireland’s ’68: Civil Rights, Global Revolt & the Origins 

of the Troubles, (Irish Academic Press, Dublin, 2007), pp. 272, S32, 104- 

105 

Prunty, Jacinta. Dublin Slums, 1800-1925: A Study in Urban Geography, (Irish 

Academic Press, Dublin, 1999), pp. 366, S25, 88-89 

Puirséil, Niamh. The Irish Labour Party, 1922-1973, (University College Dublin 


Puirséil, Niamh. See Deasy, Joe. 

Puirséil, Niamh. See Devine, Francis. 

Quinlan, Carmel. Genteel Revolutionaries: Anna & Thomas Haslam & the Irish 

Women’s Movement, (Cork University Press, Cork, 2002), pp. 265, S28, 113- 

114 

Quinn, James. A Soul on Fire: a Life of Thomas Russell, (Irish Academic Press, 

Dublin, 2002), pp. 336, S28, 99-105 

Quinn, Ruairí. Straight Left: a Journey in Politics, (Hodder Headline Ireland,

Dublin, 2005), pp. 436, S30, 125-126 

Rafter, Kevin. Democratic Left: The Life & Death of an Irish Political Party, 

(Irish Academic Press, Dublin, 2011), pp. 272, S36, 117-119 

Rediker, Marcus. See Linebaugh, Peter. 

Redmond, Seán. Partners in Revolt: The United Irishmen, 1792-1798 (1803) & 

the British Reform Movement, (Seán Redmond, Dublin, nd), pp. 26, S26, 78-79 

Redmond, Seán. Belfast is Burning, 1941: the Story of the Assistance Given by 

the Emergency Services from Éire following the German Bombing of Belfast, 

(IMPACT, Dublin, 2002), pp. 40, S28, 119 

Reidy, Conor. Ireland’s ‘Moral Hospital’, The Irish Borstal System, 1906-1956, 

(Irish Academic Press, Dublin,. 2009), pp. 256, S35, 122-124 

Roberts, Geoffrey. See Girvin, Brian. 

Rose, Jonathan. The Intellectual Life of the British Working Classes, (Yale University 

Press, New Haven & London, 2001), pp. 534, S27, 97-98 

Rouse, Paul. See Cronin, Mike. 

Ryan, Louise. Gender, Identity & the Irish Press, 1922-1937: Embodying the 

Nation, (Edwin Mellen Press, New York, 2002), pp. 305, S28, 115-116 

Sangster, Joan. See Hobbs, Margaret. 

Silverman, Marilyn, An Irish Working Class: Exploration in Political Economy 

& Hegemony, 1800-1950, (University Of Toronto Press, Toronto, 2001), pp. 

566, S27, 85-87 

Smethurst, John B. See Marsh, Arthur. 

Smith, James M. Ireland’s Magdalen Laundries & the Nation’s Architecture of 

Containment, (Manchester University Press, Manchester, 2008), pp. 312, S33, 

145-146 

Smith, Nadia Clare. Dorothy McArdle: a Life, (Woodfield Press, Dublin, 2007), 

pp.159, S33, 142 

Swift, Roger (ed). Irish Migrants in Britain, 1815-1914: A Documentary History, 


Swift, Roger & Gilley, Sheridan (eds). The Irish in Victorian Britain: the Local 

Dimension, (Four Courts Press, Dublin, 1999), pp. 320, S25, 87-88 

Tanner, Duncan; Williams, Chris; & Hopkin, Deian. The Labour Party in Wales, 

1900-2000, (University Of Wales Press, Cardiff, 2000), pp. 324, S25, 96-97 

Thorrnley, Yseult. Unquiet Spirit: Essays in Memory of David Thorrnley, 

(Liberties Press, Dublin, 2008), pp. 288, S34, 175-176 

Tweedy, Robert. The Story of the Court Laundry, (Wolfhound Press, Dublin, 

1999), pp.159, S25, 94 

Van Voss, Lex Heerma. See Davies, Sam. 

Verling, Luke (ed). A Tribute to Jim Kemmy, (Audio Book, Earth Publications, 

Dublin, 1999), two tapes, S25, 95-96 

Ward, Margaret (ed). In Their Own Voice: Women & Irish Nationalism, (Attic 

Press, Cork, 2001: first ed, 1995), pp. 198, S27, 99 

Watson, Mervyn. See Bell, Jonathan. 

Weinhauer, Klaus. See Davies, Sam. 

Wheen, Francis. Karl Marx, (Fourth Estate, London, 1999), pp. 431, S25, 89-90 

Whelan, Bernadette. Ireland & the Marshall Plan, 1947-1957, (Four Courts 

Press, Dublin, 2000), pp. 424, S25, 97 

Whelan, Bernadette (ed). Women & Paid Work in Ireland, 1500-1930, (Four 


Whelan, Diarmuid. Conor Cruise O’Brien: Violent Notions, (Irish Academic 


White, J.R. Misfit: a Revolutionary Life, (Livewire Publications, Dublin, 2005), 

pp. 262, S30, 121-123 

Williams, Chris. See Tanner, Duncan. 

Woggon, Helga. Silent Radical: Winifred Carney, 1887-1943: A Reconstruction 

of Her Biography, (ILHS, Studies in Irish Labour History 6, Dublin, 2000), pp. 

76, S26, 79-80 

Woggon, Helga. Ellen Grimley (Nellie Gordon): Reminiscences of her Work 

with James Connolly in Belfast, (ILHS, Studies in Irish Labour History 7, 2000), 

pp. 48, S26, 79-80 

Yeates, Pádraig. Lockout: Dublin 1913, (Gill & Macmillan, Dublin, 2000), pp. 

670, S26, 67-74 

Publications Reviewed By Reviewer 

Allen, Kierna. Emmet O’Connor, James Larkin, S28, 116-117 

Augusteijn, Joost. Fearghal McGarry, Irish Politics and the Spanish Civil War, 

S25, 83-86 

Augusteijn, Joost. Rosemary Cullen Owens, Louie Bennett and Dónal Ó Drisceoil, 

Peadar O’Donnell, S27, 77-80 

Bean, Kevin. Éoin Ó Broin, Sinn Féin & the Politics of Left Republicanism, 

(Pluto Press, London, 2009), pp. 343, S34, 179-181 

Bell, Jonathan. Kevin C. Kearns, Dublin Pub Life & Lore: an Oral History; 

Dublin Street Life & Lore: an Oral History; Dublin Tenement Life: an Oral History; 

& Dublin Voices: an Oral Folk History, S25, 92-94 

Berger, Stefan. James R. Farr, Artisans in Europe, 1300-1914, S26, 75-76 

Bird, Stephen. Andrew Boyd, Jim Connell, Author of the Red Flag, S27, 91-92 

Borgonovo, John, Richard English, Irish Freedom: the History of Nationalism in 

Ireland, S32, 101-102 

Borgonovo, John. Martin Maguire. The Civil Service & the Revolution in Ireland, 

1912-1938: ‘Shaking the Blood-Stained Hand of Mr Collins’, (Manchester 

University Press, 2008), pp. 259, S34, 174-175 

Boyce, D. George. Fearghal McGarry, Republicanism in Modern Ireland, S29, 

104-105 

Breatnach, Colm. Liam Clare, Enclosing the Common: Dalkey, the Sugar

Loaves & Bray, 1820-1870, S29, 94-95 

Breathnach, Colm. Áindrias Ó Cathasaigh, Réabhlóid Phádraic Uí Chonaire and 

An tAthrú Mór: Scríbhinní Sóisialacha le Pádraic Ó Conaire, S33, 137-138 

Browne, Harry. Joan Allen & Owen R. Ashton, Papers for the People: a Study 

of the Chartist Press, S30, 117 

Buckley, Sarah Anne. James M. Smith, Ireland’s Magdalen Laundries & the 

Nation’s Architecture of Containment, S33, 145-146 

Buckley, Sarah-Anne. Conor Reidy, Ireland’s ‘Moral Hospital’, The Irish Borstal 

System, 1906-1956, (Irish Academic Press, Dublin,. 2009), pp. 256, S35, 

122-124 

Carroll, Pat. Yseult Thorrnley. Unquiet Spirit: Essays in Memory of David Thorrnley, 

(Liberties Press, Dublin, 2008), pp. 288, S34, 175-176 

Clancy, Mary. Francis Finnegan. Do Penance or Perish: a Study of Magdalen 

Asylums in Ireland, S27, 94 

Clancy, Mary. Fintan Lane (ed). Politics, Society & the Middle Class in Modern 

Ireland, (Palgrave Macmillan, Basingstoke, 2010), pp. 312, S35, 128-129 

Comerford, R.V. Owen McGee, The IRB: the Irish Republican Brotherhood 

from the Land League to Sinn Féin, S31, 106-107 

Conner, Clifford D. Jane Hayter Hames, Arthur O’Connor: United Irishman, 

S27, 83-84 

Conner, Clifford D. Mike Jay, The Unfortunate Colonel Despard, S30, 115-116 

Connolly, S.J. Christine Kinealy & Gerard MacAtasney, The Hidden Famine: 

Hunger, Poverty & Sectarianism in Belfast, S26, 79 

Cradden, Terry. Aaron Edwads, A History of the Northern Ireland Labour Party 

– Democratic Socialism & Sectarianism, (Manchester University Press, 2009), 

pp. 240, S34 178-179 

Cronin, Maura. Fintan Lane, In Search of Thomas Sheahan: Radical Politics in 

Cork, 1824-1838, S27, 90-91 

Cronin, Maura. Mary Muldowney, The Second World War & Irish Women: an 

Oral History, S32, 103-104 

Cronin, Maura. Ciarán Ó hÓgartaigh & Margaret Ó hÓgartaigh, Business Archival 

Sources for the Local Historian, S36, 123-124 

Crowe, Catriona. Nadia Clare Smith, Dorothy McArdle: a Life, S33, 142 

Cullen, Mary. Carmel Quinlan, Genteel Revolutionaries: Anna & Thomas 

Haslam & The Irish Women’s Movement, S28, 113-114 

Cunningham, John. Bill McCamley, The Third James: James Fearon, 1874- 

1924: an Unsung Hero of Our Struggle; Anton McCabe, ‘The Stormy Petrel of 

the Transport Workers’: Peader O’Donnell , Trade Unionist, 1917-1920 and 

Francis Devine, Navigating a Lone Channel: Stephen McGonagle, Trade Unionism 

& Labour Politics in Derry; Helga Woggon, Silent Radical, Winnie Carney, 

1887-1943: a Reconstruction of her Biography; and Helga Woggon, Ellen Grimley 

(Nellie Gordon): Reminiscences of her Work with James Connolly in Belfast, 

S26, 79-80 

Cunningham, John. D.R. O’Connor Lysaght, The Story of the Limerick Soviet, 

S29, 100-101 

Cunningham, John. Fintan Lane & Dónal Ó Drisceoil, Politics & the working 

class, 1830-1945, pp. 295, S31, 89-94 

Daly, Mary E. James S. Donnelly, The Great Irish Potato Famine and Christine 

Kinealy, The Great Irish Famine: Impact, Ideology & Rebellion, S27, 73-76 

Daly, Mary E. Thomas P. O’Neill, James Fintan Lalor, S31, 102-103 

Devine, Francis. Duncan Tanner, Chris Williams & Deian Hopkin (eds), The 

Labour Party in Wales, 1900-2000, S25, 96-97 

Devine, Francis. Desmond Greer & James W. Nicolson, The Factory Acts in 

Ireland, 1802-1914, S29, 83-89 

Devine, Francis. Arthur Marsh & John B. Smethurst, Historical Directory of 

Trade Unions, Volume V, S33, 134-137 

Doherty, Gabriel. Brian Griffin, Sources for the Study of Crime in Ireland, 1801- 

1921, S30, 116 

Dolan, Anne. Fergus Campbell, Land & Revolution: Nationalist Politics in the 

West of Ireland, 1981-1921, S30, 119 

Dolan, Anne. John Borgonovo, Spies, Informers & the ‘Anti-Sinn Féin Society’: 

the Intelligence War in Cork City, 1920-1921, S33, 140-142 

Donnelly, Michael J. Kevin, Rafter, Democratic Left: The Life & Death of an 

Irish Political Party, , S36, 117-119 

Featherstone, Dave. Peter Linebaugh, The London Hanged: Crime & Civil Society 

in the Eighteenth Century, S28, 111 

Finn, Daniel. Brian Hanley & Scott Millar. The Lost Revolution: the Story of the 

Official IRA & the Workers’ Party, (Penguin Ireland, Dublin, 2009), pp. 658, 

S34, 163-169 

Fitzpatrick, David. Peter Jupp & Eoin Magennis (eds). Crowds in Ireland, c1720 

-1920, S26, 78 

Geary, Laurence. D. George Boyce & Alan O’Day, Ireland in Transition, 1867- 

1921, S29, 95-96 

Geary, Laurence. John Cunningham, ‘A Town Tormented by the Sea’: Galway, 

1790-1914, S31, 104-105 

Geary, Laurence. Sinéad Collins, Balrothery Poor Law Union, County Dublin, 

1839-1951, S31, 104-105 

Goldstone, Katrina. Cormac Ó Gráda, Jewish Ireland in the Age of Joyce: a 

Socio-Economic History, S32, 99 

Gray, Breda. Ultan Cowley, The Men Who Built Britain: a History of the Irish 

Navvy and Roger Swift (ed), Irish Migrants in Britain, 1815-1914: a Documentary 

History, S27, 87-88 

Hand, Derek. Roddy Doyle, A Star Called Henry: Volume One of the Last 

Roundup, S25, 91

Hand, Derek. James Standish O’Grady, To the Leaders of Our Working People, 

S28, 114-115 

Hanley, Brian. Roy H.W. Johnston, Century of Endeavour: a Biographical & 

Autobiographical View of the Twentieth Century in Ireland, S31, 99-100 

Hearne, John M. Bill Irish, Shipbuilding in Waterford, 1820-1882: a Historical, 

Technical & Pictorial Study, S27, 88-89 

Hoare, Kieran. Francis Devine, Organising the Union: a Centenary of SIPTU, 

1909-2009, (SIPTU, Dublin, 2009), pp. 176, S35, 119 

Hogan, John. Charles. Callan, Painters in Union: the Irish National Painters’ & 

Decorators’ Trade Union & Its Forerunners, (Watchword Publications, Dublin, 

20080, PP. 376, S34, 175 

Horgan, John. Ruairí Quinn, Straight Left: a Journey in Politics, S30, 125-126 

Horne, John. Jonathan Rose, The Intellectual Life of the British Working 

Classes, S27, 97-98 

Jordan, Donald E. Carla King, Michael Davitt and Famine, Land & Culture in 

Ireland, S27, 92-93 

Keable, Ken. Liam Ó Cuirc. Mallonga Historia de la Esperanto-Movado en Irlando, 

S27, 95 

Kelly, James. James Quinn, Soul on Fire: a Life of Thomas Russell, and Patrick 

M. Geoghehan, Robert Emmet: a Life, S28, 99-105 

Kelly, James. Stephen R. Gibbons, Captain Rock, Night Errant: the Threatening 

Letters of Pre-Famine Ireland, 1801-1845, S29, 93-94 

Kinealy, Christine. Patrick Hickey, Famine in West Cork: The Mizen Peninsual, 

Land & People, S30, 118 

King, Carla. Mary Cullen & Maria Luddy (eds), Female Activists: Irish Women 

& Change, 1900-1960, S26, 83-84 

King, Carla. Brendan Ó Cathaoir, Young Irelander Abroad: the Diary of Charles 

Hart, S28, 112 

King, Peadar. Mel Cousins, The Birth of Social Welfare in Ireland, 1922-1952, 

S29, 89-91 

Kissane, Bill. Niamh Puirséil. The Irish Labour Party, 1922-1973, S33, 121-126 

Lane, Fintan. Brian Barton & Michael Foy, The Easter Rising; and Keith Jeffrey, 

Mary Louisa & Arthur Hamilton Norway, the Sinn Féin Rebellion as They 

Saw It, S25, 91-92 

Lane, Fintan. Francis Devine, An Index to Saothar & Other ILHS Publications, 

1973- 2000, S26, 87-88 

Lane, Fintan. Carla King. Michael Davitt: Collected Writings, 1868-1906, S27, 

91 

Lane, Fintan. Cormac Levis. Towelsail Yawls, S28, 118-119 

Lane, Fintan. Hugh Geraghty, William Patrick Partridge & his Times, 1874- 

1917, S29, 96-97 

Lane, Fintan. Anton Pannekoek, Workers’ Councils, S30, 101-113 

Lane, Fintan. Andrew G. Newby, The Life & Times of Edward McHugh (1853- 

1915): Land Reformer, Trade Unionist & Labour Activist, S30, 118-119 

Lane, Fintan. Catriona Clear, Social Change & Everyday Life in Ireland, 1850- 

1922, S33, 139 

Lane, Fintan. Fergus Campbell, The Irish Establishment, 1879-1914, (Oxford 

University Press, Oxford, 2009), pp. 344, S35, 120-121 

Lentin, Ronit. Dermot Koegh & Andrew McCarthy, Limerick Boycott, 1904: 

Anti-Semitism in Ireland, S30, 121 

Loughlin, James. Donald M. MacRiald, Irish Migrants in Modern Britain, 1750- 

1922; Roger Swift & Sheridan Gilley, The Irish in Victorian Britain: the Local 

Dimension; and Paul O’Leary, Immigration & Integration: The Irish in Wales, 

1798-1922, S25, 87-88 

Luddy, Maria. Don O’Leary, Vocationalism & Social Catholicism in Twentieth 

Century Ireland, S26, 82-83 

Luddy, Maria. Louise Ryan, Gender, Identity & the Irish Press, 1922-1937, S28, 

115-116 

Luddy, Maria. Michelle McGoff McCann, Melancholy Madness: a Coroner’s 

Casebook, S29, 95 

Luddy, Maria. Myrtle Hill, Women in Ireland: a Century of Change, S30, 123- 

124 

McAvoy, Sandra. Margaret Ó hÓgartaigh, Kathleen Lynn: Irishwoman, Patriot, 

Doctor, S32, 100-101 

McCabe, Conor. Francis Devine, Understanding Social Justice: Paddy Cardiff 

& the Discipline of Trade Unionism; Joseph Deasy, Fiery Cross: the Story of 

Jim Larkin; Francis Devine, An Eccentric Chemistry: Michael Moynihan & Labour 

in Kerry, 1917-2001; and Francis Devine & Manus O’Riordan, James Connolly, 

Liberty Hall & the 1916 Rising, S33, 133-134 

McCabe, Conor. Bill McCamley, Dublin’s Tramworkers, 1872-1945, (Labour 

History Workshop, Dublin, 2008), pp. 275, S34, 173-174 

McCamley, Bill. Mícheál Ó Ríain, On the Move: Córas Iompair Éireann, 1945- 

1995, S25, 94-95 

McCann, Éamonn. Simon Prince, Northern Ireland’s ’68: Civil Rights, Global 

Revolt & the Origins of the Troubles, S32, 104-105 

McCarthy, Andrew. John Cunningham, Unlikely Radicals: Irish Post-Primary 

Teachers & the ASTI, 1909-2009, (Cork University Press, Cork, 2009), pp. 392, 

S35, 211-122 

McCullagh, Ciarán. Tom Garvin, Preventing the Future: why was Ireland so 

Poor for so Long?, S31, 105-106 

MacDermott, Eithne. John Horgan, Nöel Browne: Passionate Outsider, S26, 85 

McGharry, Fearghal. Bob Doyle, Brigadista: an Irishman’s Fight against Fascism, 

S31, 103-104 

McGarry, Fearghal. Francis Devine, Fintan Lane & Biamh Puirséil (eds), Essays

in Irish Labour History: A Festscrift for Elizabeth & John W. Boyle, (Irish Academic 


McNamara, Conor. Fintan Lane & Andrew G. Newby (eds), Michael Davitt: 

New Perspectives, (Irish Academic Press, 2009), S35, 124-126 

MacPartlin, Brendan. Pádraig Yeates, Lockout: Dublin 1913, S 26, 71-74 

MacPherson, D.A.J. Caitríona Clear, Women of the House: Women’s Household 

Work in Ireland, 1926-1961: Discourses, Experiences, Memories; Mary E. Daly, 

Women & Work in Ireland; Bernadette Whelan (ed), Women & Paid Work in 

Ireland, 1500-1930, S26, 67-71 

Mac Suibhne, Breandán. Peter Linebaugh & Marcus Rediker, The Many-Headed 

Hydra: the Hidden History of the Revolutionary Atlantic, S26, 76-77 

Marley, Laurence. Joan Allen, Alan Campbell & John McIlroy, Histories of Labour: 

National & International Perspectives and John McIlroy, Alan Campbell, 

John Halstead & David Martin (eds), Making History: Organisations of Labour 

Historians in Britain Since 1960, Anniversary Supplement , Labour History Review, 

S36, 103-108 

Meade, Rosie. Stefan Berger & Hugh Compston, Concertation & Social Partnership 

in Western Europe: Lessons for the 21 st Century, S27, 98-99 

Meehan, Elizabeth. Maedhbh McNamara & Paschal Mooney (eds), Women in 

Parliament: Ireland, 1918-2000, S26, 84-85 

Monaghan, Jim. Allan Armstrong, From Michael Davitt to James Connolly: 

‘Internationalism From Below’ & the Challenge to the United Kingdom State & 

British Empire From 1879-1895, , S36, 122-123 

Moore, Joe. Ray Kavanagh, Spring, Summer & Fall: the Rise & Fall of the Labour 

Party, 1986-1999, S28, 119-120 

Moore, Joe. Ger Lewis, Loosening the Chains: Nenagh Branch, ITGWU/SIPTU, 

1918-1997, S29, 100 

Moran, Gerard. Peter Gray, The Making of the Irish Poor Law, 1815-1843, 

(Manchester University Press, 2009), pp. 400, S34, 177-178 

Morrissey, Thomas J. Francis Devine, Organising History: A Centenary of 

SIPTU, S36, 114-115 

Muldowney, Mary. Oliver MacDonough & S.R. Dennison, Guinness, 1886- 

1939: from Incorporation to the Second World War; Al Byrne, Guinness Time: 

My Days in the World’s Most Famous Brewery, S25, 90-91 

Murphy, John A. Barry Desmond, Finally & in Conclusion: a Political Memoir, 

S26, 85-86 

Murphy, John A. Henry Patterson, Ireland since 1939: the Persistence of Conflict, 

S31, 100-101 

Murphy, Noel. Brendan Ogle, Off the Rails: the Story of ILDA, S29, 105 

Newby, Andrew G. Michael Davitt, Jottings in Solitary, S28, 112-113 

Newby, Andrew G. Máirtín Seán Ó Catháin, Irish Republicanism in Scotland, 

1858-1916: Fenians in Exile, S32, 108-109 

Newsinger, John. Sam Davies, Colin J. Davis, Lex Heerma van Voss, Lidewij 

Hesselink & Klaus Weinhauer, Dock Workers: International Explorations In 

Comparative Labour History, 1790-1970 and William Kennefick, ‘Rebellious & 

Contrary’: Glasgow Dockers, 1853-1932, S27, 84-85 

Newsinger, John. Ken Loach, The Wind that Shakes the Barley & Paul Laverty, 

The Wind That Shakes the Barley: a Screenplay, S31, 107-109 

Newsinger, John. Fearghal, McGarry. The Rising – Ireland Easter 1916, 

(Oxford University Press, Oxford, 2010), pp. 365, S35, 130-131 

O’Brien, A/F. Marie Coleman, IFUT: A History – the Irish Federation of University 

Teachers, 1963-1999, S27, 96-97 O’Brien Gerard. Seán Redmond, Partners 

in Revolt: the United Irishmen, 1792-1798 (1803) & The British Reform 

Movement, S26, 78-79 

O’Brien, Gerard. Donnchadh Ó Corráin. James Hogan: Revolutionary, Historian 

& Political Scientist, S27, 96 

O’Brien, Paul. Paul Foot, The Vote: How it was Won & How it was Undermined, 

S30, 124-125 

O’Callaghan, Liam. Tom Hunt, Sport & Society in Victorian Ireland – the Case 

of Westmeath, S32, 91-96 

O’Callaghan, Liam. Mike Cronin, William Murphy & Paul Rouse (eds), The 

Gaelic Athletic Association, 1884-2009, (Irish Academic Press, Dublin, 2009), 

pp. 300, S34, 182 

Ó Catháin, Máirtín. James Mullin, The Story of a Toiler’s Life, S27, 91 

Ó Catháin, Máirtín. John McGuffin & Joseph Mulheron, Charles John ‘Nomad’ 

McGuinness, S28, 117 

Ó Cathasaigh, Aindrias. Francis Wheen, Karl Marx, S25, 89-90 

Ó Cathasaigh, Aindrias. Gerd Callesen (comp), Socialist Internationals – a Bibliography, 

S26, 81-82 

Ó Cathasaigh, Aindrias. Dónal Nevin (ed), Between Comrades: James Connolly 

– Letters & Correspondence, 1889-1916, S32, 109-111 

O’Connor, Emmet. Fearghal McGarry, Frank Ryan, S28, 118 

O’Connor, Emmet. John Newsinger, Rebel City: Larkin, Connolly & the Dublin 

Labour Movement, S29, 98-100 

O’Connor, Emmet. David Lynch, Radical Politics in Modern Ireland: the Irish 

Socialist Republican Party, 1896-1904, S30, 120-121 

O’Connor, Emmet. Nevin, Dónal. James Connolly: ‘A Full Life’, S31, pp. 85-89 

O’Connor, Emmet. Charles Callan & Barry Desmond, Irish Labour Lives: A 

Biographical Dictionary of Irish Labour Party Deputies, Senators, MPs & 

MEPS, S36, 119-121 

O’Connor Lysaght, D.R. Luke Verling, A Tribute to Jim Kemmy, S25, 95-96 

O’Connor Lysaght, D.R. Charles McGuire, Roddy Connolly & the Struggle for 

Socialism in Ireland, S33, 146-147 

Ó Drisceoil, Dónal. Peter Hegarty, Peadar O’Donnell, S25, 79-83

Ó Drisceoil, Dónal. Christy Moore, One Voice: My Life in Song, S26, 86-87 

Ó Drisceoil, Dónal. Joost Augusteijn, The Irish Revolution, 1913-123; Frank 

Costello, The Irish Revolution & its Aftermath, 1916-1923: Years of Revolt; and 

Brian Hanley, The IRA, 1926-1936, S28, 106-109 

Ó Drisceoil, Dónal. Máirtín Ó Catháin, A Wee Black Bookeof Belfast Anarchism 

and Jack White, Misfit: a Revolutionary Life, S30, 121-123 

O’Driscoll, Mervyn. Seasamh Ó Longaigh, Emergency Law in Independent Ireland, 

1923-1949, S31, 101-102 

Ó Fathartaigh, Miceál. Jonathan Bell & Mervyn Watson, A History of Irish 

Farming, 1750-1950, S33, 143-144 

O’Gorman, Andrew. James Murphy, Bartenders’ Association of Ireland: a History, 

S25, 96 

Ó Grada, Cormac. Andy Bielenberg, The Shannon Scheme & the Electrification 

of the Irish Free State, S28, 118 

Ó hÓgartaigh, Margaret. Maria Luddy, Prostitution & Irish Society, 1800-1940 

and Lindsey Earner-Byrne, Mother & Child: Maternity & Child Welfare in Dublin, 

1922-1960, S33, 138-139 

O’Riordan, Manus. Richard Baxell, British Volunteers in the Spanish Civil War; 

Bob Doyle, Memorias De Un Rebelde Sin Pausa; Richard Baxell, Laurie Lee in 

the International Brigades: Writer or Fighter?; and Annette O’Riordan, You Are 

History, You Are Legend, S29, 102-104 

Ó Séaghdha, Barra. Nicholas Allen, George Russell (AE) & the New Ireland, 

1905-1930, S29, 97-98 

Ó Seaghadha, Barra. Diarmuid Whelan, Conor Cruise O’Brien: Violent Notions, 


Paris, Chris. Jacinta Prunty, Dublin Slums, 1800-1925: a Study in Urban Geography, 

S25, 88-89 

Paris, Chris. Frank Cullen, Cleansing Rural Ireland: Public Health & Housing 

Initiatives in the South Dublin Poor Law Union, 1880-1920, S27, 93-94 

Parkhill, Trevor. Seán Redmond, Belfast ss Burning, 1941, S28, 119 

Patterson, Henry. Catherine Hirst, Religion, Politics & Violence in 19 th Century 

Belfast: the Pound & Sandy Row, S27, 89-90 

Patterson, Henry. Diarmuid Ferriter, The Transformation of Ireland, S31, 97-98 

Patterson, Henry. Tom Feeney, Seán McEntee: a Political Life, (Irish Academic 

Press, Dublin, 2008), pp. 258 & Dermot Keogh, Jack Lynch: a Biography, (Gill 

& Macmillan, Dublin, 2008), pp. 639, S34, 171-173 

Purdie, Bob. Andrew Boyd, William McMullen, with James Connolly in Belfast 

and Jack White, First Commander of the Irish Citizen Army, S26, 81 

Puirséil, Niamh. Enda Delaney, The Irish in Post-War Britain, S33, 140 

Puirséil, Niamh. R.M. Douglas, Architects of the Resurrection: Ailtirí na hAisérghe 

& the Fascist ‘New Order’ in Ireland, (Manchester University Press, 2009), 

pp. 304, S34, 182-184 

Quinn, Ruairí. Barry Desmond, No Workers’ Republic! Reflections on Labour & 

Ireland, 

1913-1967, (Watchword Publications, Dublin, 2009), pp. 317, S34, 181 

Riordan, Susannah. Sophia Carey, Social Security in Ireland, 1939-1952: the 

Limits of Solidarity, S32, 106-107 

Roberts, Geoffrey. Barry McLoughlin, Left to the Wolves: Irish Victims of Stalinist 

Terror, S32, 107-108 

Smethurst, John B. Bernard Foreman, William Foreman, Trade Unionist & Social 

Reformer, S26, 80-81 

Tiernan, Sonja. Leeann Lane, Rosamund Jacob: Third Person Singular, S36, 

113-1114 

Varley, Tony. Marilyn Silverman, An Irish Working Class Exploration in Political 

Economy & Hegemony, 1800-1950, S27, 85-87 

Vickers, Laura. James S. Donnelly, Captain Rock: The Irish Agrarian Rebellion 

of 1821-1824, S36, 116-117 

Whelan, Kevin. Paul Bew, Ireland: the politics of Enmity, 1789-2006, S33, 126- 

131 

Wickham, Ann. Robert Tweedy, The Story of the Court Laundry, S25, 94 

Yeates, Pádraig. Thomas J. Morrissey, William O’Brien, 1881-1968: Socialist, 

Republican, Dáil Deputy, Editor & Trade Union Leader, S32, 102-103 

Yeates, Pádraig. Martin Maguire, Scientific Service: a History of the Union of 

Professional & Technical Civil Servants, 1920-1990, (Institute of Public Administration, 

Dublin, 2010), pp. 254, S35, 126-128 

Essay 

Broderick, Eugene. ‘Religion & class in nineteenth century Ireland the social 

composition of Waterford’s Anglican community, 1831-1871’, S30, 61-71 

Clear, Caitríona. ‘‘The red ink of emotion’: Maura Laverty, women’s work and 

Irish society in the 1940s’, S28, 90-97 

Finnerty, Joe. ‘Homes for the working class? Irish public house-building cycles, 

1945-2001’, S27, 65-71 

Foster, Gavin. ‘Class dismissed? The debate over a social basis to the Treaty 

split amd the Irish Civil War’, S33. 73-86 

Horne, John. ‘1848 and the language of politics’, S25, 67-76 

Horne, John. ‘James Connolly and the Great Divide: Ireland, Europe and the 

First World War’, S31, pp. 75-83 

Lane, Pádraig G. ‘The Irish agricultural labourer in folklore and fiction’, S28, 79 

-89 

O’Connor, Emmet. ‘The age of the Red Republic: the Irish left and nationalism, 

1909-1936’, S30, 73-82 

O’Connor Lysaght, D.R. ‘‘Labour must wait’: the making of a myth’, S26, 61- 

65

Pierce, Michael. ‘The shadow of Seán: O’Casey, commitment and wiring Dublin’s 

working class’, S35, 69-85 

Sources Articles 

Callan, Charles. ‘ILHS Library & Archives, 1998-2000’, S25, 107 

Clancy, Mary. ‘Working lives, women’s lives: some research sources and possibilities’, 

S32, 65-69 

Clear, Caitríona. ‘Sources of labour history in the archives of the James Hardiman 

Library, NUI, Galway’, S27, 109-112 

Conneely, Martin. ‘Electronic sources for labour history’, S27, 114-117 

Craig, Maura. ‘Sources for labour history in the Central Library, Derry’, S26, 

101-102 

Crain, Ellen Shannon. ‘The Butte-Silver Bow Public Archives’, S25, 111-113 

Crean, Tom. ‘The reorganisation of the records of the Irish Bank Officials’ Association’, 

S27, 112-113 

Devine, Francis. ‘Articles of interest in North West Labour History (Britain)’, 

S26, 102-105 

Devine, Francis. ‘Labour press holdings in Pearse Street Library, Dublin’, S32, 

69-71 

Devine, Francis. ‘Labour history sources and related articles in Irish Economic 

& Social Review, 1974-2004’, S33, 95-100 

Devine, Francis. ‘Labour-related records in Cork City & County Archives’, S34, 

118-121 

Devine, Francis. ‘Papers of the Irish Transport & General Workers’ Union in the 

National Library of Ireland’, S35, 97-100 

Gordon, Alistair. ‘Paddy Devlin Papers, Linen Hal Library, Belfast’, S34, 117- 

121 

‘Irish Labour History Society Library, Archives & Museum’, S25, 107; S26, 101 

Lindemann, Diter & Strötgen, Robert. ‘The archive and resources of the Museum 

der Arbeit (Hamburg)’, S26, 106-107 

Mac Con Uladh, Damian. ‘Sources for Irish labour history in Berlin archives and 

libraries’, S27, 113-114 

McGee, Brian. ‘Sources for labour history in the Cork Archives Institute’, S25, 

108-111 

Matthews, Ann. ‘The archive of the Communist Party Of Ireland’, S28, 135-138 

Moriarty, Theresa. ‘Film review: Sweeping the Board: Belfast Women Win 

Equal Pay, (Jenny Morgan for the Trades Union Congress, 2006’, S36, 109-111 

Ó Catháin, Máirtín. ‘Electronic sources for labour history’, S25, 120-122; S26, 

107-110 

Puirséil, Niamh. ‘Seán O’Casey Papers’, S31, 129-131 

Quinn, Carol. ‘Social and economic records in the Boole Archives Service, University 

College, Cork’, S26, 105-106 

Strötgen, Robert. See Lindemann, Dieter. 

Walker, Graham. Emmet O’Connor & Trevor Parkhill, Loyalism & Labour in 

Belfast: the Autobiography of Robert McElborough, 1884-1952, S27, 94-95 

Whelan, Diarmuid. ‘The Sheehy Skeffington Papers in the National Library of 

Ireland’, S29, 109-111 

Social Statistics for Labour Historians 

Brannick, Teresa; Devine, Francis & Kelly, Aidan. ‘Strike statistics, 1922-199’, 

S25, 114-120 

Devine, Francis. ‘Safety, health and welfare at work in the Irish Free State and 

Republic of Ireland, 1922-1990: measuring the problem’. S31, pp. 65-74 

Devine, Francis. See Brannick, Teresa. 

Kelly, Aidan. See Brannick, Teresa. 

Theses Abstracts 

Boyle, M.D. ‘Women & Crime in Belfast, 1900-1913, PhD, Queen’s University, 

Belfast, 1978’, S26, 111 

Clevenger, B.E. Jnr. ‘Ireland and the ultra-radicals: a rhetoric of engagement & 

detachment in British working-class ideology, PhD, University of Virginia, 

2000’, S27, 118 

Cunningham, John. ‘Patterns of social change in a provincial capital: Galway, 

1800-1914, PhD, NUI Galway, 2001’, S27, 119 

Doan, Robert ‘A. Green Gold to the Emerald Shores: Irish Immigration to the 

United States & Transatlantic Monetary Aid, 1854-1923, PhD, Temple University, 

1999’, S26, 112 

Dye, R.D. ‘Church or country? Irish immigrant experience in Liverpool, 1829- 

86, PhD, Northwestern University, 2000’, S27, 118-119 

Gleeson, David T. ‘The Irish in the South, 1815-1877, PhD, Mississippi State 

University, 1997’, S26, 112 

Gray, William P. ‘A Social History of Illegitimacy in Ireland from the late 18 th 

to the early 20 th century’, PhD, Queen’s University, Belfast, 2000’, S27, 117 

Grayson, E.P. ‘‘Calling the heart back home’: Irish Catholic women in America,1845-1915, 

PhD, University Of Texas, Austin, 2001’, S27, 119 

Hagan, Hugh P. ‘Women’s lives in a shipbuilding community: Irish Catholic 

Port Glasgow in the 1930s, PhD, University of Edinburgh, 2001’, S27, 117 

Hanley, Brian. ‘The IRA under Moss Twomey, PhD, Trinity College, Dublin, 

2001’, S27, 119 

Hedges, C. ‘Sub-state nationalism & socialism: the case of Northern Ireland, 

PhD, Open University, 1991’, S27, 119 

Huggins, M.J. ‘Agrarian conflict in pre-Famine Roscommon’, PhD, University 

of Liverpool, 2000’, S27, 117 

Kelly, Mary C. ‘‘Forty Shades Of Green’: Conflict over Community among

New York’s Irish, 1860-1920, PhD, Syracuse University, 1997’, S26, 111-112 

Kobayashi, Yikoko. ‘Demographic & social characteristics of Irish migrants in 

contemporary Britain, PhD, LSE, 2001’, S27, 118 

McLelland, Gillian A. ‘Evangelical philanthropy & social control or emancipation 

feminism? A case study of Fisherwick Working Women’s Association, 

1870-1918, PhD, Queen’s University, Belfast, 2000’, S27, 117 

Maguire, Martin. ‘The Civil Service, the State and the Irish Revolution, 1886- 

1938, PhD, Trinity College, Dublin, 2005’, S31, 134-135 

Minns, H.W.M. ‘Rough-headed Urchins & Bonnet-less Girls: a Study of Irish 

Childhood in Derby in the Mid-Nineteenth Century, PhD, Warwick University, 

1995’, S26, 110 

Muldowney, Mary. ‘The Impact of the Second World War on Women in Belfast 

and Dublin: an oral history, PhD, Trinity College, Dublin, 2005’, S31, 135-136 

Ó Catháin, Máirtín. ‘The Fenian Movement in Scotland, 1858-1916, PhD, University 

of Ulster, Magee College, 2001’, S26, 113 

O’Neill, Timothy M. ‘‘To Undo the Conquest’: Nationalism, Socialism & the 

Irish Revolution, 1910-36, PhD, Wayne State University, Detroit, 1999, S25’, 

123-124 

Patterson, J.G. ‘Republicanism, agrarianism & banditry in the wake of he Great 

Irish Rebellion of 1798, PhD, Fordham University, 2001’, S28, 119-120 

Peach, Alex. ‘The Irish in Birmingham during the 19 th century, PhD, De Montfort 

University, 2000’, S27, 117 

Peavitt, Helen. ‘Crime, the Irish and disorder in mid Victorian Chester, PhD, 

University of Liverpool, 2000’, S27, 117 

Preston, Margaret Helen. ‘‘The Unobtrusive Classes of the Meritorious Poor’: 

Gentlewomen, Social Control & the Language of Charity in Nineteenth Century 

Dublin, PhD, Boston College, 1999’, S25, 124 

Puddu, F. ‘The Irish on Tyneside: Migration & Identity, PhD, Durham University, 

1997’, S26, 110-111 

Ryan, David D. ‘Church or Country? The Irish Migrant Experience in Liverpool, 

1829-1886, PhD, Northwest University, 2000’, S26, 112-113 

Shields, Andrew. ‘Dissertations & abstracts’, S25, 123-124; S26, 110-113; S27, 

117-120; S28, 138-140 

‘Theses, 1999-2006’, S31, 132-134 

Document Studies 

Browne, Harry. ‘The Northern Star, English Chartism and Irish politics, 1845- 

1848’, S29, 67-76 

Hanley, Brian. ‘‘Agitate, educate, organise’: the IRA’s An tÓglách, 1965-1968’, 

S32, 51-62 

Holmes, Heather. ‘Irish migratory potato workers in Scotland: Radharc’s The 

Tattie Howkers and its making’, S26, 91-99 

Jones, Siobhán. ‘The Irish Protestant under the editorship of Lindsay Crawford, 

1901-1906’, S30, 85-96 

Lane, Fintan. ‘James Connolly’s 1901 Census return’, S25, 103-107 

Meade, Rosie. ‘More than ‘just’ a novel: The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists 

(1914)’, S34, 145-152 

Newsinger, John. ‘Reporting the 1913 lockout: the Freeman’s Journal, Larkinism 

and the Dublin labour troubles’, S28, 125-133 

Ó Cathasaigh, Aindrias. ‘James Connolly and the wiring of Labour in Irish History 

(1910), S27, 103-108 

Whelan, Diarmuid. ‘Peter Tyrell’s account of Letterfrack, war and exile’, S31, 

111-118 

Oral History 


join voluntarily’: memories of ASTI activists, c1960-1990’, S34, 98-111 

Elders, Marian; Kiely, Elizabeth; Leane, Máire; O’Driscoll, Clodagh. ‘A union 

in those days was husband and wife’: women’s narratives on trade unions in 

Munster, 1936-1960, S27, 121-129 

Kiely, Elizabeth & Leane, Máire. ‘Female domestic servants and farm workers 

in Munster, 1936-1960: some insights from oral history’, S29, 57-65 

Kiely, Elizabeth. See Elders, Marian. 

Leane, Máire. See Elders, Marian. 

Leane, Máire. See Kiely, Elizabeth. 

Odriscoll, Clodagh. See Elders, Marian. 

Labour Lives 

Callan, Charles, ‘8, Peadar Macken, 1878-1916’, S31, 121-123 

Callan, Charles. ‘9: R.J.P. Mortished, 1891-1957’, S32, 49-50 

Callan, Charles. ’11: Marie Johnson, 1874-1974’, S34, 113-115 

Clancy, Deirdre. ‘6, Eva Gore-Booth, 1870-1926’, S29, 79-81 

Cunningham, John. ’12, James M. Pringle, 1883-1949’, S35, 87-90 

Hazelkorn, Ellen. ‘2, Louie Bennett, 1870-1956’, S25, 98-100 

Lane, Fintan. ‘4, Mary Daly’, S27, 101-102 

Lane, Fintan. ‘3, William Upton, 1845-1925’, S26, 89-90 

Moriarty, Theresa. ’13: May (Abraham) Tennant, 1869-1946’, S36, 99-101 

O’Connor, Emmet. ‘5, Seán Murray’, S28, 121-122 

O’Connor Lysaght, D.R. ‘7, Thomas Foran’, S30, 99-100 

Ó Drisceoil, Dónal. ’10. Tadhg Barry, 1880-1921’, S33, 89-92 

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Palmer, Bryan D. ‘Making Social Movements: the British Marxist Historians & 

the Study of Social Movements, Ormskirk, 26-28 June, 2002’, S27, 135-136 

Richardson, Fionnuala. ‘32nd Annual Conference of the International Association 

of Labour History Institutes (IALHI), Finland, 5-9 September, 2001’, S26, 

117 

Richardson, Fionnuala. ‘IALHI Conference 2002, Stockholm, 4-7 September, 

2002’, S28, 141 

Richardson, Fionnuala. ‘IALHI Conference, 2004, Nanterre/Roubaix/Paris, 8-11 

September, 2004’, S29, 113 

Yeates, Pádraig. ‘SIPTU Centenary Concert, Liberty Hall, Dublin, 4 January, 

2009; SIPTU Biennial Conference, Tralee, October 2009’, S34, 142-143 

Subject Index – Persons 

Abraham Tennant, May S36, 99-101 

‘AE’ See Russell, George 

Anderson, Freddy S28, 7-8 

Arden, John S35, 108-109 

Barr, Andy S29, 7-10 

Barry, Tadhg S33, 89-92 

Bennett, Louie. S25, 98-100; S26, 79-80; S27, 77-80; S36, 137-141 

Bevan, Emrys S29, 10-11 

Boran, Nixie S28, 23 

Boyd, Alexander S27, 94-95; S32, 5-16 

Boyd, Joseph S35 37-46 

Boyle, Elizabeth S35, 111-116 

Boyle, John W. S35, 111-116 

Brady, Christy S33, 133-134

Breslin, Seán S32, 107-108 

Browne, Nöel. S25, 13-16; S26, 85; S34, 63-83 

Burke, R.M. Malachy S32, 75-76 

Byrne, Jimmy S34, 63-83 

Canavan, Tom S34, 63-83 

Cardiff, Patrick S33, 133-134 

Carney, Jack S31, 129-131 

Carney, Winifred. S26, 79-80 

Carlin, Terry S28, 9-12 

‘Casey’ S33, 115-118 

Cochrane, Paddy S35 37-46 

Connell, Jim S27, 91-92 

Connolly, James. S25, 29-42, 91-92, 103-106; S26, 13-14, 71-74, 89-90, 119- 

120; S27, 17, 43-54, 103-108; S28, 23, 125-135; S29, 98-100; S30, 21-31, 73- 

81; S31, 75-83, 85-89, 125-127; S32, 109-110; S33, 133-134; S34, 135-138; 

S36, 122-123, 128-132 

Connolly, Roddy S28, 37-47; S30, 33-45; S33, 146-147; S36, 128-132 

Connolly, Ross M S36, 128-132 

Conway, Barney S31, 129-131 

Conway, Kit S25, 17 

Costello, Séamus – S35, 49-65 

Cousins, Margaret. S26, 83-84 

Crawford, Lindsay S27, 31-42; S30, 85-96; S32, 5-16 

Daly, Miriam S27, 101-102 

Davitt, Michael. S25, 19-26; S27, 91, 92-93; S28, 25-36, 112-113; S33, 143; 

S35, 124-126; S36, 122-123 

Deasy, Joseph S33, 133-134 

Dermody, Tony S29, 12-13 

De Rossa, Proinsias – S35, 49-65 

Desmond, Barry. S26, 85-86; S34, 181 

Despard, Charlotte S29, 45-55 

Despard, Edward Marcus S30, 115-116 

de Valera. Éamon. S26, 62-66 

Devlin, Joseph. S26, 61-66 

Devlin, Joseph S32, 5-16 

Devlin, Paddy. S25, 9-11; S34, 117-121 

Doherty, John S27, 132-133 

Downing, Eugene S28, 12-14 

Dowling, John S31, 27-42 

Doyle, Bob S29, 102-104; S31, 103-104; S34, 123-124 

Earley, Packie S34, 63-83 

Emmet, Robert S28, 99-105 

Fearon, James. S26, 79-80; S27, 16-17 

Ferguson, John. S25, 19-26 

Fitt, Gerry S32, 83-84 

Foran, Thomas S30, 99-100; S33, 37-54 

Foreman, William. S26, 80-81 

Freeland, James – S33, 37-54 

Frow, Ruth S33, 107-118 

Funge, Patrick S27, 9-10 

Galway, Mary. S26, 83-84 

Garland, Seán – S35, 49-65 

George, Henry. S25, 19-26 

Geraghty, Hugh S32, 79-82 

Gilmore, George. S26, 61-66 

Goold-Verschoyle, Brian S32, 107-108 

Gore-Booth, Eva S29, 79-81 

Gordon, Nellie. S26, 79-80 

Gorter, Hermann S30, 103-113 

Goulding, Cathal – S35, 49-65 

Grimley, Ellen. S26, 79-80 

Hackett, Rosie S33, 133-134 

Haigh, Beatrice ‘Betty’ S31, 8-14 

Halls, Walter S30, 21-31 

Hampson, Walter See ‘Casey’ 

Hart, Charles S28, 112 

Haslam, Anna S28, 113-114 

Haslam, Thomas S28, 113-114 

Hedley, John ‘Jack’ alias Seán O’Hagan S31, 27-42 

Hilliard, Reverend Robert Martin S31, 55-62 

Hogan, James S27, 96 

Humphreys, Sighle S36, 27-35 

Ireland, Betty see Haigh, Beatrice 

Ireland, John de Courcy S31, 8-14 

Jacob, Rosamund. S26, 82-84; S36, 113-114 

Johnson, Marie S34, 113-114 

Johnson, Thomas S29, 100-101; S34, 113-114 

Johnston, Roy H.W. S31, 55-62; S35, 49-65 

Jones, James Larkin ‘Jack’ S34, 125-127 

Kearney, Neil S34, 129-131 

Keating, Justin S35, 100-102 

Kelly, James Plunkett S28, 14-16 

Kemmy, Jim. S25, 95-96; S26, 12; S27. 14; S31, 8-14 

Lalor, James Fintan S31, 102-103

Larkin, Delia S31, 129-131; S36, 19-25 

Larkin, James [1874-1947]. S26, 14-15, 71-74; S27, 15-16; S28, 3-4, 14-16; S28 

25-36, 116-117, 125-133; S29, 98-100; S30, 21-31, 73-81; S31, 8-14, 19-24, 129 

-131; S32, 5-16; S33, 133-134 

Larkin, James Junior [1904-1969] S33, 133-134 

Larkin, James, [1936-2000] S25, 11-13 

Laverty, Maura S28, 90-97 

Lee, Laurie S29, 102-104 

Lenin, V.I. S30, 33-45, 103-113 

Levitas, Maurice. S26, 7-9 

Loach, Ken S31, 107-109 

Lynch, Jack S34, 171-173 

Lynn, Kathleen. S26, 83-84; S32, 100-101 

McArdle, Dorothy S33, 142 

McAteer, Seán S32, 107-108 

McColgan, Kathleen S35, 37-46 

McElborough, Robert S27, 94-95 

McEntee, Seán S34, 171-173 

McGhee, Richard. S25, 19-26; S28, 25-36 

Mac Giolla, Tomás – S35, 49-65; £36, 127-128 

McGonagle, Stephen. S26, 79-80; S27, 13, 90-91 

McGrath, John ‘Jack’ S31, 27-42 

McGrath, ‘Red Robert’ ‘McGrathovic’ S27, 16-17 

McGuffin, John S28, 17-18 

McGuinness, Charles John ‘Nomad’ S28, 117-118 

McHugh, Edward. S25, 19-26; S30, 118-119 

McIntyre, Patrick – S33, 37-54 

McMahon, Frederick S35, 37-46 

McMullen, William. S26, 80-81 

McQuaid, Archbishop John S34, 63-83 

McQuillan, Jack S34, 63-83 

Mac Stiofáin, Seán – S35, 49-65 

Macken, Peadar S31, 121-122 

Maguire, Thomas S33, 37-54 

Mallin, Michael S33, 133-134 

Mallin, Thomas S33, 133-134 

Manning, Brian S29, 14-15 

Markievicz, Constance S33, 37-54, 133-134 

Marx, Karl. S25, 89-90 

Merrigan, Matt. S25, 13-16 

Milne, Ewart S35, 37-46 

Molloy, Michael J. S33, 133-134 

Molony, Helena. S26, 83-84 

Mooney, Johnny S34, 63-83 

Moore, Christy. S26, 86-87 

Moynihan, Michael S33, 133-134 

Mullin, James S27, 91 

Mortished, R.J.P. – S32, 45-48 

Muphy, Dominick F. S34, 127-128 

Murphy, Jack S34, 63-83 

Murphy, Pat S35, 102-105 

Murray, Seán S28, 121-122 

Nannetti, J.P. S28, 25-36 

Nettleton, John S33, 103-106 

Nolan, Seán ‘Johnnny’ S34, 63-83 

Noonan, Robert See Robert Tressell 

Norton, William. S25, 57-65; S27, 54-64 

Ó Bradaigh, Ruairí – S35, 49-65 

Ó Bríain, Liam S33, 133-134 

O’Brien, Conor Cruise S34, 155-163 

O’Brien, Séamus S31, 27-42 

O’Brien, William S28, 37-47; S32, 102-103 

O’Casey, Seán S31, 129-131; S35, 69-85 

Ó Conaire, Pádraic S33, 137-138 

O’Connell, Daniel S29, 67-76 

O’Connell, T.J. S29, 33-41 

O’Connor, Arthur S27, 83-84 

O’Connor, Feargus S29, 67-76; S30, 117-118 

O’Connor, M.J. S31, 27-42 

O’Connor, T.P. S28, 25-36 

O’Daire, Paddy. S26, 11 

O’Donnell, Peadar. S25, 79-83; S26, 79-80; S27, 77-80 

O’Dowd, John Joseph S28, 18-19 

O’Farrell, Séamus S32, 77-78 

O’Grady, James Standish S28, 114-115 

O’Hagan, Seán See Hedley, Jack 

O’Leary, Michael S31, 14-16 

O’Meara, Liam S34, 63-83 

O’Neill, Norah S28, 19-21 

O’Riordan, Michael S29, 102-104; S31, 5-8 

O’Shannon, Cathal. S25, 17; S36, 137-141 

Ogle, Brendan S29, 105 

Oman, Billy S33, 133-134 

Ormsby, Ruth S35, 37-46

Owens, Evelyn S36, 133-136 

Pannekoek, Anton S30, 103-113 

Partridge, William P. S29, 93-94 

Price, Michael S28, 37-47 

Pringle, james M. S35, 87-90 

Quinn, Ruairí S20, 125-126 

Redmond, John ‘Jack’ – S33, 37-54 

Rock, Captain S29, 93-94; S36, 116-117 

Russell, George S29, 97-98 

Russell, Thomas S28, 99-105 

Ryan, Frank S28, 118; S29, 102-104 

Saklatvala, Shapurji S29, 45-55; S31, 19-24 

Savage, Jim S30, 7 

Sexton, James S32, 5-16 

Shanahan, Jennie S36, 137-141 

Sheahan, Thomas S27, 13, 90-91 

Sheehy-Skeffington, Francis S20, 109-11 

Sheehy-Skeffington, Hanna. S26, 83-84; S29, 109-111 

Sheehy-Skeffington, Owen S29, 109-111; S31, 111-118 

Sloan, Thomas S32, 5-16 

Smethurst, John B. S35, 97-100; S36, 137 

Spring, Dick S28, 119-120 

Stalin, Joseph S32, 107-108 

Steiner, Herbert. S26, 9-10 

Swift, John S34, 176-177 

Tennant, May Abraham S36, 99-101 

Thompson, William. S26, 117-118, 118-119; S27, 131; S28, 142-143; S29, 113- 

114 

Thornley, David S34, 175-176 

Toomey, Joseph – S33, 37-54 

Torley, John. S25, 19-26 

Tressell, Robert S33 103-106; S34, 145-152 

Twomey, Moss. S26, 53-6; S27, 150 

Tyrrell, Peter S31, 111-118 

Upton, William. S26, 89-90 

Walker, William S32, 5-16 

White, Captain Jack. S26, 80-81; S30, 121-123 

Wigham, Cuthbert S35, 37-46 

Subject Index – Events, Organisations, Phenomena, Places 

Aíltirí na hAiséirghe – S34, 182-184 

Agricultural labourers – S26, 3-4, 89-90, 91-99; S27, 91, 92-93; S28, 79-89; 

S29, 57-65, 93-94, 94-95; S35, 107; S36, 116-117 

Amalgamated Engineering Union (AEU) – S32, 79-82 

Amalgamated Society of Engineers (ASE) – S29, 96-97; S32, 79-82; S33, 37-54 

Amalgamated Society of House Decorators & Painters (ASHDP) – S25, 45-55 

Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants – See National Union of Railwaymen 

Amalgamated Transport & General Workers’ Union (ATGWU) – S25, 13-16; 

S31, 45-53; S34, 173-174 

American labour history – S27, 133-134, 135 

Anarchism – S30, 121-123 

Ancient Guild of Incorporated Brick & Stone Layers’ Trade Union 

(AGIBSLTU) – S26, 17-24; S33, 23-35 

Anglican workers – S30, 61-71; S31, 55-62; S35, 23-33 

Anti-Semitism – S30, 121 

An tÓglách – S32, 51-62; S35, 49-65 

Archives – S25, 107, 108-111, 111-113; S26, 101, 101-102, 105-106, 106-107; 

S27, 109-112, 112-113, 113-114; S28, 135-138; S31, 3-4; 111-118; 129-131; 

S32, 69-71; S34, 117-121; S36, 121-122, 137 

Artisans – S26, 75-76 

Assistant Clerks’ association – S33, 7-21 

Association of Executive Officers – S33, 7-21; S34, 41-60 

Association of Post Office Women Clerks – S33, 7-21 

Association of Secondary Teachers, Ireland (ASTI) – S29, 33-41; S34, 98-111; 

S35, 121-122 

Association of Staff Clerks & Other Civil Servants – S33, 7-21 

Association of Women Officers of the Local Authorities of Ireland (AWOLAI) 

– S36, 133-136 

Athy – S35, 107; S36, 124-125 

Badges – S36, 137 

Bakers – S34, 176-177 

Ballads – S26, 86-87; S28, 79-89 

Balrothery Poor Law Union – S31, 104-105 

Ballymena – S27, 19-29 

Bank officials – S27, 112-114 

Bartenders’ Association of Ireland – S25, 96 

Belfast – S25, 9-11; S25, 45-55; S26, 77-79, 79-80, 80-81; S27, 13-14, 73-76, 

92-93; S28, 119; S30, 121-123; S32, 5-16, 83-84 

Belfast Operative House & Ship Painters’ & Decorators’ Trade Union – S25, 45 

-55 

Belfast Trades Council – S32, 5-16 

Berehaven – S34, 7-18 

Berlin – S27, 113-114

B&ICO – see British & Irish Communist Organisation 

Bibliography – 1999-2000, S26, 121-126; 2001, S27, 137-140; 2002, S27, 147- 

149 

Biography – S36, 119-121 

Bloody Sunday – S26, 11 

Bolshevism – S30, 103-113 

Boole Library & Archives, Cork – S26, 105-106 

Borstal – S35, 122-124 

Bray – S29, 94-95; S36, 128-132 

Bray & District Trades Council – 128-132 

Brewery workers – S25, 90-91 

Bricklayers – S26, 17-24; S33, 23-35; S35, 23-33 

British & Irish Communist Organisation – S31, 8-14; S35, 102-105 

British Labour Party – S25, 96-97; S32, 5-16 

Building workers – S25, 45-55; S26, 17-24; S27, 87-88; S28, 63-76; S30, 47-57; 

S33, 23-35; S34, 63-83, 175-176; S35, 23-33 

Buncrana – S27, 132-133 

Business archives – S36, 121-122 

Bus workers – S25, 94-95; S31, 5-7 

Butte-Silver Bow Public Archives – S25, 111-113 

Canada – S27, 135 

Canals – S36, 124-125 

Carters – S32, 5-16 

Catholicism – S25, 57-65; S26, 82-83; S27, 96; S29, 19-31; S34, 63-83 

Chartism – S29, 67-76; S30, 117-118 

Children – S27, 94; S31, 111-118; S33, 57-70, 138-139, 145-146 

Christian Socialism – S32, 75-76 

CIÉ (Coras Iompair Éireann) – S25, 94-95; S29, 12-13 

Civil servants – S27, 121-129; S28, 19-21; S33, 7-21; S34, 41-60, 174-175; S35, 

126-128 

Civil Service Alliance – S33, 7-21; S34, 41-60 

Civil Service Clerical Association (CSCA) – S27, 121-129; S33, 7-21; S34, 41- 

60; S35, 87-90 

Civil Service Federation (CSF) – S33, 7-21; S34, 41-60 

Civil Service Representation Council (CSRC) – S34, 41-60 

Civil Service trade unionism – S33, 7-21; S34, 41-60, 174-175 

Civil War – S34, 131-133 

Clann na Poblachta – S27, 54-64 

Clann na Talmhan – S2w7, 54-64 

Class – S27, 85-87, 97-98; S30, 61-71; S31, 89-90; 97-98, 100-101; S32, 33-43, 

65-69; S33, 57-70, 73-88 

Clothing workers – S26, 79-80, 83-84; S27, 10-12, 19-29, 121-129 

Coalition – S27, 54-64; S31, 14-16 

Colliers – S26, 27-34; S28, 23 

Comhar Céard Éireann – S36, 73-86 

Commission on the Status of Women – S36, 133-136 

Communism – S25, 79-83, 83-86; S26, 7-9, 14-15; S27, 96; S28, 12-14, 23, 37- 

47, 118, 121-122; S29, 7-10, 45-55; S30, 7; 33-45, 73-81,103-113; S31, 5-7, 8- 

14, 19-24, 55-62, 103-104; S32, 19-31, 107-108; S33, 146-147; S34, 63-83; S35, 

37-46 

Communist Party of Great Britain – S35, 37-46 

Communist Party of Ireland (CPI) – S25, 79-83, 83-86; S26, 7-9, 14-15; S28, 12 

-14, 118, 135-139; S29, 7-10; S30, 7, 33-45; S31, 5-7, 8-14, 19-24, 55-62, 103- 

104; S32, 19-31, 107-108; S33, 146-147; S34, 63-83 

Communist Party of Ireland Archives – S28, 135-139 

Conditions of Employment Act, 1936 – S36, 37-46 

Congress of Irish Unions – S36, 73-86 

Connacht Tribune – S35, 87-90 

Connolly Column – S25, 83-86: S26, 7-9; S28, 12-14, 118; S29, 102-104; S31, 5 

-7; 55-62, 103-104 

Conferences – S25, 123-126; S26, 115-120; S27, 131-136; S28, 141-146; S29, 

113-115; 31, 125-127; S31, 125-127; S32, 75-76; S34, 141-143; S35, 107-109 

Congress of Irish Unions (CIU) – S34, 63-83 

Construction Corps – S32, 19-31 

Construction workers – see building workers 

Cookstown – S27, 91 

Cork – S25, 108-111; S26, 89-90, 105-106, 117-118, 118-119; S27, 13, 90-91; 

S28, 118-119; S30, 118; S31, 5-7, 14-16; S33, 89-92, 140-142; S34, 7-18, 21- 

38, 133-138 

Cork Archives Institute/Cork City & County Archives – S25, 108-111; S34, 118 

-121 

Cork Consumers’ League – S34, 21-38 

Cork Trades Council – S34, 21-38 

Coroners’ casebooks – S29, 95 

Cost of living – S26, 37-50; S34, 21-38 

Court Laundry – S25, 94 

Craft workers – S33, 23-35, 37-54; S34, 63-83 

Crime – S28, 111; S29, 95; S30, 116-117; S31, 111-118; S35, 122-124 

Crowds – S26, 78 

Culture – S35, 69-85; 108-109 

Customs & Excise – S33, 7-21; S34, 41-60 

Customs & Excise Association (C&EA) – S34, 41-60 

Customs & Excise Federation (C&EF) – S34, 41-60 

Dalkey – S29, 94-95; S30, 9-19

Democratic Left (DL) – S34, 163-169, 179-181; S36, 117-119 

Democratic Socialist Party (DSP) – S25, 95-96; S26, 12; S31, 8-14 

Derry – S26, 11, 79-80, 101-102, 115-120; S27, 10-12; S28, 49-60; S28, 118 

Derry Central Library – S26, 101-102 

Dissertations & theses – S25 123-125; S26, 110-113; S27, 117-120; S28, 139- 

140; S31, 132-136 

Dockers – S27, 43-54, 84-85; S31, 45-53; S32, 5-16 

Domestic workers – S29, 57-65 

Donegal – S26, 79-80, 91-99; S27, 132-133 

Drama – S27, 7-8, 9-10 

Drink – S25, 92-94, 96 

Dublin – S25, 45-55, 88-89, 92-94; S26, 17-24, 71-74; S27, 43-54; S28, 3-4, 14- 

16; S28, 25-36, 63-76; D31, 45-53, 104-105; S34, 63-84, 85-98; S35, 23-33; 49- 

65; 102-105 

Dublin & District Tramwaymen’s Union – S34, 173-174 

Dublin Building Trade Employers’ Association – S35, 23-33 

Dublin Housing Action Committee – S35, 49-65, 102-105 

Dublin Metropolitan House Painters’ Trade Union – S25, 45-55; S31, 121-122; 

S34, 175-176 

Dublin Trades Council & Labour League – S28, 63-76; S31, 121-122; S34, 63- 

83 

Dublin Unemployed Association – S34, 63-83 

Dublin Workers’ Council – S33, 37-54 

Easter Rising – S25, 91-92; S31, 75-83, 121-122; S32, 87-88; SW35, 130-131 

1848 and the Language of Politics – S25, 67-76 

Elections – S30, 124-125 

Electrical Trades Union (ETU) – S33, 37-54 

Electricians’ Trade Union (Ireland) – S33, 37-54 

Electrification – S28, 118 

Electricians – S33, 37-54 

Electronic sources – S25, 120-122; S26, 107-110; S27, 114-117 

Emergency, The – S36, 49-58 

Emergency law – S31, 101-102 

Emigration – S25, 87-88, 96-97; S26, 76-77, 91-99; S27, 87-88; S29, 19-31, 101 

-102; S33, 140; S34, 7-18, 63-83; S36, 61-70 

Employers – S33, 23-35 

Engineers – S32, 79-82; S33, 37-54 

Equality – S28, 19-21, 113-114, 115-116; S36, 73-86, 89-96, 109-111, 123-126 

Equal pay – S36, 73-86, 89-96, 109-111, 123-126 

Esperanto – S26, 13-14; S27, 17, 95 

Establishment – S35, 120-121 

Fascism – S34, 183-184 

Factories Acts – S29, 83-89; S31, 65-70; S36, 99-101 

Factory Inspector – S36, 99-101 

Famine – S25, 29-42; S26, 79; S27, 13-14; S27, 73-76, 92-93; S30, 118 

Farming – S33, 143-144 

Federation of Women Civil Servants – S33, 7-21 

Federation of Women Clerks – S33, 7-21 

Federated Workers’ Union of Ireland – see WUI 

Feminism – S36, 27-36 

Fenianism – S32, 108-109 

Fianna Fáil – S34, 171-173 

Film – S26, 91-99, 115-117; S31, 107-109 

Fine Gael – S27, 54-64; S31, 14-16 

Fire fighters – S28, 119 

First World War – S34, 21-38 

Fishing – S28, 118-119 

Folklore – S28, 79-89 

Food – S34, 21-38 

Freeman’s Journal – S28, 125-133 

GAA (Gaelic Athletic Association) – S34, 182 

Galway – S27, 109-112; S31, 104-105, 111-118; S35, 87-90; S36, 125 

Galway United Trades & Labour Council – S35, 87-90 

Gender – S28, 115-116; S31, 135-136 

General Committee of Permanent Civil Servants in Ireland – S33, 7-21 

Germany – S26, 106-107 

Glasgow – S27, 7-8, 84-85 

Guinness – S25, 90-91 

Hamburg – S26, 106-107 

Handloom weavers – S27, 19-29 

Hardiman Library, NUI Galway – S27, 109-112 

Historiography – S33, 73-86, 121-126, 126-131 

Hours of work – S29, 83-89; S30, 47-58 

Housing – S25, 88-89, 92-94; S27, 65-71, 93-94; S35, 49-65 

Independent Orange Order – S27, 31-42; S30, 85-96; S32, 5-16 

Independent Labour Party (ILP) – S32, 5-16 

India – S29, 45-55; S31, 19-24 

Industrial schools – S31, 111-118; S33, 57-70, 145-146; S35, 122-124 

Informers – S33, 140-142 

Institute of Professional Civil Servants (Ireland) – S33, 7-21; S34, 41-60; S35, 

126-128 

Intellectual life of working class – S27, 97-98; S34, 155-163; S35, 69-85 

Internment – S28, 17-18 

IALHI (International Association of Labour History Institutes) – S25, 126; S26,

117; S28, 141-142 

International Brigades – S25, 83-86: S26, 7-9; S28, 12-14, 118; S29, 102-104; 

S31, 5-7, 8-14, 55-62, 103-104; S34, 123-124, 125-127; S35, 37-46 

Internationalism – S36, 121-122 

International Textile, Garment & Leather Workers’ Federation (ITGLWF) – 

S34, 129-131 

Irish Bakers’, Confectioners’ & Allied Workers’ Amalgamated Union – S34, 

176-177 

Irish Bank Officials’ Association (IBOA) – S27, 112-113 

Irish Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (ICND) – S31, 8-14 

Irish Christian Front – S25, 57-65 

Irish Citizen Army (ICA) – S25, 91-92; S26, 80-81; S28, 37-47; S29, 96-97; 

S29, 98-100; S32, 87-88; 103-104; S36, 137-141 

Irish Civil Service Commission – S33, 7-21; S34, 41-60 

Irish Civil Service Union – S33, 7-21; S34, 41-60 

Irish Communist Organisation (ICO) – S35, 102-105 

Irish Congress of Trade Unions (ICTU) – S25, 13-16; S28, 9-12; S34, 181; S36, 

73-86, 89-96, 128-132, 133-136 

Irish Congress of Trade Unions – Northern Ireland Committee (ICTU-NIC) – 

S28, 9-12; S29, 7-10 

Irish Economic & Social History – S33, 95-100 

Irish Engineering & Industrial Union (IEIU) – S33, 37-54 

Irish Engineering Shipbuilding & Foundry Trade Union (IESFTU) – S33, 37-54 

Irish Federation of University Teachers (IFUT) – S27, 96-97 

Irish Food Control Committee – S34, 21-38 

Irish General Railways & Engineering Union (IGREU) – S33, 37-54 

Irish Housewives’ Association – S36, 49-58 

Irish in Britain – S25, 87-8, 96-97; S26, 78-79, 91-99; S27, 87-88; S29, 67-76; 

S29, 78-79, 79-81; S32, 108-109; S33, 140, 143; S36, 61-70 

ILHS (Irish Labour History Society) – S25, 3-4, 5-7, 107, 125; S26, 5-6, 87-88, 

115, 115-117; S27, 5-6, 101-102; S28, 5-7, 19-21; S28, 141-142; S29, 3-5, 113; 

S30, 3-5; S31, 3-4; S32, 3-4, 79-82; S33, 3-5; S34, 3-4, 141-142; S35, 3-5; S36, 

103-108, 141-142 

ILHS Museum & Archives S25, 107; S26, 101; S31, 8-14; S35, 3-5; S36, 141- 

142 

Irish Local Government Officials’ Union (ILGOU) – S36, 133-136 

Irish Locomotive Drivers’ Association (ILDA) – S29, 105 

Irish National Foresters - £35, 87-90 

Irish National League (INL) – S25, 19-26 

Irish National Painters’ & Decorators’ Trade Union (INPDTU) – S28, 63-76; 

S30, 47-57; S34, 175-176 

Irish National Teachers Organisation (INTO) – S27, 121-127; S29, 33-41 

Irish National Union of Woodworkers (INUW) – S34, 63-83 

Irish Parliamentary Party – S28, 25-36 

Irish People – S27, 54-64 

Irish Press – S28, 115-116 

Irish Protestant – S30, 85-96 

Irish Republican Army (IRA) – S25, 79-83; S26, 53-60; S27, 15, 77-80; S28, 

106-109, 117-118; S29, 104-105; S32, 51-62; S33, 113-114, 140-142; S35, 49- 

65 

Irish Republican Brotherhood (IRB) – S25, 19-26; S27, 91; S31, 106-107; S32, 

107-108 

Irish Republican Socialist Party (IRSP) – S27, 101-102 

Irish Revolutionary Forces (IRF) – S35, 49-65 

Irish Socialist Republican Party (ISRP) – S25, 29-42; S30, 120-121 

Irish Stationary Engine Drivers’ Society (IESDS) – S33, 37-54 

Irish Temporary Clerks’ Association – S33, 7-22 

Irish Trade Union Congress (ITUC) – S29, 100-101; S31, 19-24; S33, 37-54; 

S34, 63-83, 181; S35, 7-20; S36, 73-86, 125 

Irish Trade Uniobn Trust (ITUT) – S36, 128-132 

Irish Transport & General Workers’ Union (ITGWU) – S25, 9-11; S26, 71-74, 

80-81; S27, 10-12, 16-17, 43-54, 121-129; S28, 3-4, 14-16, 25-36, 37-47, 63-76; 

S28, 116-117, 125-130; S29, 96-97, 98-100, 100, 100-102; S30, 21-31, 99-100; 

S31, 14-16, 27-42, 45-53; S32, 19-31, 87-88, 102-103; S33, 37-54, 89-92, 133- 

134; S34, 21-38, 85-98, 173-174; S35, 91-95, 102-105, 107, 119; S36, 19-25, 73 

-86, 89-96, 115-116 

Irish Unemployed Workers’ Movement (IUWM) – S28, 49-60 

Irish Volunteers – S35, 87-90 

Irish Women Workers’ Union (IWWU) – S25, 98-100; S26, 83-84; S27, 77-80, 

121-129; S36, 19-25, 27-46, 61-73, 137-141 

Irish Workers’ League – S31, 15-7, 9-24, 45-53 

Irish Workers’ Voice – S34, 63-83 

Jews – S30, 121; S32, 99-100 

Kerry – S25, 29-42; S33, 133-134 

Kildare – S25, 107; S36, 124-125 

Kilkenny – S27, 85-87; S28, 23 

Labour Court – S36, 133-136 

Labour history – S25, 3-4, 57-65, 133-134; S26, 87-88; S27, 3-4, 135, 135-136; 

S28, 114-115; S31, 127-129; S33, 3-5, 95-100, 126-131, 133-134; S35, 111-116; 

S36, 103-108, 141-142 

Labour In Irish History – S27, 103-109 

Labour News – S25, 57-65; S36, 137-141 

Labour Party (Irish) – S25, 13-16, 95-96; S26, 61-66, 85, 85-86; S27, 10-12, 55- 

64; S28, 19-21, 119-120; S29, 12-13; S30, 125-126; S31, 8-14, 14-16, 19-24;

S32, 5-16, 19-31, 75-76; S33, 121-126, 133-134, 146-147; S34, 63-83, 155-163, 

175-176; S35, 7-20; 100-102; S36, 49-58, 119-121, 128-132, 133-136 

Labour press – S32, 69-71 

Labour songs – S26, 86-87 

Labour Representation Committee (LRC) – S32, 5-16 

Land & labour - S26, 3-4, 89-90, 91-99; S27, 91, 92-93; S28, 78-89; S29, 93-94, 

94-95; S30, 118, 118-119, 119-120; S33, 143, 143-144; S36, 116-117 

Land League – S25, 19-26; S27, 91, 92-93; S28, 112-113 

Laundry workers – S25, 94 

Language of class politics – S25, 67-76 

Law – S31, 65-70, 101-102 

League against Imperialism – S29, 45-51 

Lenin School, Moscow – S32, 107-108 

Letterfrack – S31, 111-118 

Libraries – S26, 101-102, 125-126; S27, 109-112-113-114; S29, 109-111; S32, 

69-71; S34, 117-121 

Liberty Hall – S32, 87-88 

Limerick – S25, 95-96; S26, 12; S27, 14; S29, 100-101; S30, 121; S31, 27-42 

Limerick Soviet – S29, 100-101; S31, 27-42 

Linen Hall Library – S34, 117-121 

Linen workers – S27, 19-29, 132-133 

Literature & working class – S25, 91; S28, 14-16; S28, 79-89; S35, 69-85, 108- 

109 

Liverpool – S33, 103-106 

Local Elections – S35, 7-20 

Local Government & Public Services Union (LGPSU) – S36, 133-136 

Local history – S36, 121-122 

Lock out – S28 3-4, 14-16, 25-36 125-133 

London – S28, 111 

Loyalism – S27, 94-95 

Magdalen Asylums & Laundries – S27, 94; S33, 145-146 

Magheramorne Manifesto – S27, 31-42 

Manchester – S29, 57-65; S33, 107-111; S35, 91-100 

Marine, Port & General Workers’ Union (MPGWU) – S31, 45-53 

Marriage Benefit – S36, 73-86 

Marxism – S27, 135-136; S30, 103-113 

Master Builders’ Association – S33, 23-35; S35, 23-33 

Mayo – S26, 91-99 

Metropolitan House Painters’ Trade Union (MHPTU) – S31, 121-122 

Middle Class – S35, 128-129 

Miners – S26, 27-34; S28, 23; S29, 10-11; S34, 7-18 

Mizen Head – S30, 118 

Motor Permits Strike – S33, 37-54 

Municipal Employees’ Association – S27, 94-95 

Munitions of War Strike – S33, 37-54 

Munster – S27, 121-129; S31, 27-42 

Music – S26, 86-87 

Museum der Arbeit (Hamburg) – S26, 106-107 

Museums – S26, 106-107 

National Amalgamated Society of Operative House & Ship Painters & Decorators 

– S25, 45-55 

Nationalism – S31, 75-83, 89-94, 97-98, 106-107, 125-126; S32, 101-102; S33, 

37-54, 73-86 

National Labour Party (NLP) – S27, 54-64 

National Library of Ireland – S31, 129-130; S35, 97-100 

National Progressive Democrats – S34, 63-83 

National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC) – S33, 57- 

70 

National Union of Dock Labourers (NUDL) – S32, 5-16 

National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) – S29, 10-11 

National Union of Public Employees (NUPE) – S36, 109-111 

National Union of Railwaymen (NUR) – S30, 21-31; S34, 21-38 

National Union of Sheet Metal Workers (NUSMW) – S29, 7-10 

National Union of Tailor & Garment Workers (NUTGW) – S27, 10-12 

National Waters Restoration League – S35, 49-65 

Navvies – S27, 87-88 

Nenagh – S29, 100 

Newry – S26, 79-80; S27, 16-17 

New Zealand – S29, 19-31 

NICRA (Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association) – S25, 9-11; S26, 11; S32, 

104-105 

NILP (Northern Ireland Labour Party) – S25, 9-11; S27, 10-12; S31, 8-14; S34, 

178-179 

Nineteen Thirteen – S28, 3-4, 14-16, 25-36, 125-133; S32, 104-105 

Northern Ireland – S28, 17-18; S31, 100-101, 106-107, 107-109; S34, 178-179 

Northern Star – S29, 67-76 

North West Labour History – S26, 102-104 

Official IRA – S34, 163-169, 179-181; S36, 127-128 

Official Sinn Féin – S34, 163-169, 179-181; S36, 127-128 

Oral history – S25, 92-94; S27, 121-129; S27, 131; S29, 57-65; S31, 135-136; 

S32, 33-43, 103-104; S34, 98-111 

Orangeism – S27, 31-42, 89-90, 94-95; S29, 19-31; S30, 85-96; S32, 5-16 

Painters – S25, 45-55; S28, 63-76; S30, 47-57; S31, 121-122; S34, 175-176 

Pearse Street Library, Dublin – S32, 69-71

Peoples’ Food Committee – S34, 21-38 

People’s History Museum, Manchester – S27, 13 

Poor law – S27, 93-94; S31, 104-105; S34, 177-178 

Postal workers – S33, 7-21; S34, 41-60 

Post Office Engineering Union – S33, 7-21 

Post Office Workers’ Union – S34, 41-60 

Poverty – S27, 93-94; S29, 89-91; S31, 104-105, 105-106, 111-118; S32, 106- 

107; S33, 57-70; S34, 21-38, 177-178; S36, 99-101 

Prices – S26, 37-50; S36, 49-58 

Printing – S27, 9-10; S33, 133-134; S35, 87-90 

Proclamation – S33, 133-134 

Prostitution – S33, 138-139 

Protestant workers – S30, 61-71; S30, 95-96 

Provisional IRA – S34, 1163-169, 179-181 

Provisional Sinn Féin – S34, 1163-169, 179-181 

Provisional United Trade Union Organisation – S34, 63-83 

Public health – S27, 93-94; S29, 95 

Public servants – S36, 133-136 

Quarrymen – S26, 27-34; S30, 9-19 

Radicalism – S25, 67-76; S26, 76-77; S26, 78; S26, 78-79; S27, 83-84; S27, 90- 

91; S28, 99-101; S29, 105; S30, 115-116; S33, 143 

Ragged Trousered Philanthropists, The – S34, 145-152 

Railway Clerks’ Association (RCA) – S34, 127-128 

Railway workers – S25, 94-95; S26, 80-81; S29, 101; S30, 21-31; S34, 127-128; 

S36, 7-17 

Red Flag, The – S27, 91-92 

Red Hand – S36, 19-25 

Regular Operative House Painters’ Trade Union (ROHPTU) – S31, 121-122 

Religion – S25, 57-65; S26, 82-83; S27, 89-90; S27, 96 

Republican Congress – S25, 79-83; S27, 77-80; S28, 37-47; S28, 118 

Republicanism – S25, 79-83; S26, 53-60; S26, 78-79; S27, 15; S27, 77-80; S27, 

91; S28, 106-109; S29, 104-105; S30, 73-81; S31, 5-7; S32, 51-62, 101-102, 108 

-109; S33, 37-54, 88-92, 113-114, 140-142, 146-147; S34, 163-169, 179-181; 

S35, 49-65; S36, 113-114, 127-128 

Retired workers – S36, 128-132 

Revolution – S28, 106-109; S33, 37-54, 73-86; S34, 163-169, 179-181 

Russia – S26, 13-14; S27, 15-16; S32, 107-108 

Safety, health & welfare at work – S29, 83-89, 95; S31, 65-70 

Scotland – S25, 19026; S26, 91-99; S27, 7-8; S27, 84-85; S32, 108-109; S33, 

143 

SDLP (Social Democratic & Labour Party) – S25, 9-11 

Seafarers – S31, 8-14; S33, 103-106 

Second Division Association – S33, 7-21 

Sectarianism – S26, 79; S27, 13-14, 89-90, 94-95; S29, 19-31; S32, 5-16 

Senior Citizens’ Parliament – S36, 128-132 

Services, Industrial, Professional & Technical Union (SIPTU) – S29, 100; S34, 

142-143; S35, 119; S36, 114-115, 128-132 

Sexuality – S28, 113-114 

Shannon Scheme – S28, 118 

Shipbuilding – S27, 88-89 

Sinn Féin – S30, 73-81; S33, 140-142; S34, 163-169, 179-181; S35, 49-65; S37, 

127-128 

Sinn Féin The Workers’ Party – S34, 163-169, 179-181; S36, 127-128 

Skilled workers – S33, 23-35, 37-54 

Slums – S25, 88-89 

Social change – S33, 139-140 

Social Democratic & Labour Party (SDLP) – S25, 9-11; S32, 83-84 

Social statistics – S25, 114-120; S31, 65-70 

Social Partnership – S27, 98-99 

Social Security – S28, 89-91; S32, 106-107 

Social Welfare – S28, 89-91; S32, 106-107; S33, 57-70, 138-139, 139-140, 145- 

146 

socialism – S27, 77-80; S30, 73-81; S31, 75-83, 89-94, 97-99, 125-127; S32, 

101-102; S33, 73-86, 121-126, 146-147; S36, 27-36, 122-123, 127-128, 128-132 

Socialist International – S26, 81-82 

Socialist Labour Party (SLP) – S25, 13-16; S26, 85 

Socialist Party of Ireland – S31, 8-13 

Socialist Workers’ Party – S31, 8-14 

Socialists Against Nationalism – S31, 8-14 

Society for the Study of Labour History – S36, 103-108 

South Dublin Poor Law Union – S27, 93-94 

Soviet Union – S26, 13-14; S27, 15-16 

Soviets – S31, 27-42; S34, 21-38 

Spanish Civil War – S25, 83-86: S26, 7-9; S28, 12-14; S28, 118; S29, 102-104; 

S31, 5-7, 8-14, 55-62, 103-104; S34, 123-124, 125-127; S35, 37-46 

Spanish Medical Aid Committee – S35, 37-46 

Spies – S33, 140-142 

Sport – S32, 91-96 

Standard of living – S26, 37-50 

Stationary engine drivers – S33, 37-54 

Street life – S25, 92-94 

Strikes – S25, 114-120; S30, 9-19; S30, 21-31; S30, 47-57; S31, 27-42; S32, 5- 

16; S33, 37-54; S34, 7-18, 85-98; S35, 23-33 

Strumpet City – S28, 14-16

Sugar Loaves – S29, 94-95 

Tattie howkers – S26, 91-99 

Teachers – S27, 96-97, 121-129; S29, 33-41; S34, 98-111; S35, 121-122 

Technology – S31, 45-53, 99-100 

TEEU (Technical Engineering & Electrical Union) – S32, 79-82 

Television & labour history – S26, 91-99, 115-117; S28, 90-97 

Temperance – S25, 92-94, 96 

Tenements – S25, 92-94 

Textile workers – S26, 79-80, 83-84; S27, 10-12, 19-29, 121-129, 132-133 

Theses & dissertations – S25 123-125; S26, 110-113; S27, 117-120; S28, 139- 

140; S31, 132-136 

The Plough – S34, 63-83 

Thetis Experiment – S26, 11 

Thomastown – S27, 85-87 

Thompson (William) Weekend Schools – S26, 117-118; S26, 118-119; S28, 142 

-143; S29, 113-114 

Tipperary – S26, 27-34; S29, 100 

Towelsail yawls – S28, 118-119 

trade unionism – S27, 121-129; S33, 7-21, 23-35, 37-55, 73-88, 134-136; S35, 

111-116; S36, 73-86 

Trade Union Women’s Forum – S36, 89-96 

Trades Union Congress (British TUC) – S32, 5-16; S36, 109-11 

Tramwaymen – S34, 173-174 

Transferred Officers’ Protection Association (TOPA) – S34, 41-60 

Transport Salaried Staffs’ Association (TSSA) – S29, 12-13; S34, 127-128 

Transport workers – S25, 94-95; S26, 80-81; S29, 12-13; S31, 27-42; S34, 85- 

98, 127-128, 173-174; S35, 91-95 

Tuam – S32, 75-76 

Typographical Association – S35, 87-90 

Tyrone – S27, 91 

Ulster Unionist Labour Association – S27, 94-95 

Unemployed – S28, 49-60; S32, 19-31, 106-107; S34, 63-83 

Unemployed Protest Committee – S34, 63-83 

Union of Professional & technical Civil Servants (UPTCS) – S35, 126-128 

UNISON – S36, 109-111 

USSR (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics) – S26, 13-14; S27, 15-16; S32, 107 

-108 

United Irish League – S35, 87-90 

United Irishman – S35, 49-65 

United Irishmen – S26, 78-79; S27, 83-84; S28, 99-105 

United States – S26, 76-77 

Vocationalism – S26, 82-83 

Wales – S25, 87-88, 92-94; S29, 10-11 

Waterford – S26, 37-50; S27, 88-89; S29, 102-104; S30, 61-71 

West of Ireland – S30, 119 

Whitley Councils – S33, 7-21; S34, 41-60 

White collar workers – S36, 133-136 

Wicklow – S29, 94-95; S36, 128-132 

women – S25, 67-71, 94, 98-101; S26, 79-80, 83-84, 85; S27, 77-80, 94, 121- 

129; S28, 19-21, 90-97, 113-114, 115-116, 144; S29, 33-41, 57-65; S30, 123- 

124; S31, 89-94, 135-136; S32, 34-48, 65-69; 103-14; S33, 7-21, 57-70, 138- 

139, 139-140, 145-146; S36, 7-17, 37-46, 49-58, 61-70, 73-86, 89-96, 99-101, 

113-114, 137-141 

Women’s Social & Political League – S36, 49-58 

Women’s suffrage – S25, 98-100 

Women’s Trade Union League – S36, 99-101 

Work – S31, 45-53, 65-70, 100-101 

Women’s Trade Union Council – S29, 79-81 

Workers’ Councils – S30, 103-113 

Workers’ Party – S34, 163-169, 179-181; S36, 127-128 

Workers’ Party of Ireland – S30, 33-45 

Workers’ Republic (policy) – S25, 57-65 

Workers’ Union of Ireland/Federated Workers’ Union of Ireland (WUI/FWUI) – 

S25, 11-13; S28, 14-16, 63-76, 116-117; S31, 19-24, 45-55; S33, 133-134; S35, 

119; S36, 19-25, 73-86, 114-115; 128-132 

Worker’s Unity Trust – S36, 128-132 

working class – S27, 85-87, 97-98; S30, 61-71; S31, 89-90; 97-98, 100-101; 

S32, 33-46; S35, 69-85 

Working Class Movement Library, Manchester – S26, 12; S33, 107-111; S35, 

97-100; S36, 137 

World Social Forum – S28, 144-146 

World War One – S31, 75-83; S36, 7-17 

World War Two – S28, 119; S32, 19-31, 103-104; S36, 49-58, 61-70 

Young Irelanders – S28, 99-105 

Youth – S35, 122-124 

Index of Contributors 

Allen, Kieran S28, 116-117 

Augusteijn, Joost S25, 83-86; S27, 77-80 

Ayres, Margaret S36, 89-96 

Bean, Kevin. S34, 179-181 

Bell, Jonathan. S25, 92-94 

Berger, Stefan. S26, 75-76 

Bird, Stephen S27, 91-92

Boran, Ann S28, 23 

Borgonovo, John S32, 101-102; S34, 21-38, 174-175 

Boyce, George D. S29, 104-105 

Brannick, Teresa. S25, 114-120 

Breatnach, Colm S29, 94-95; S30, 9-19; S33, 137-138 

Breatnach, Niamh S28, 19-21 

Broderick, Eugene S30, 61-71 

Broughan, Tommy S28, 12-13 

Browne, Harry S29, 67-76; S30, 117 

Buckley, Sarah-Anne. S33, 57-70, 145-146; S35, 122-124 

Byrne, Brendan. S34, 125-127; S36, 124-125 

Callan, Charles. S25, 5-7, 45-55, 107; S26, 5-6, 101; S28, 63-76; S30, 47-58; 

S31, 121-122; S32, 45-48; S34, 113-115, 127-128 

Carroll, Pat. S34, 175-176 

Clancy, Deirdre S29, 79-81 

Clancy, Mary S27, 94; S32, 65-69; S34, 141-142; S35, 128-129; S36, 3-4 

Clancy, Sarah S35, 108-109 

Clear, Catríona S27, 109-112; S28, 90-97; S36, 125-126 

Coates, Christine S28, 141-142 

Comerford, R.V. S31, 106-107 

Conneely, Martin. S25, 125; S26, 107-111, 114-117 

Conner, Clifford D. S27, 83-84; S30, 115-116 

Connolly, Kieron S36, 128-132 

Connolly, Seán J. S26, 79 

Convery, Davis S35, 37-46 

Corcoran, John S31, 55-62 

Coughlan, Anthony S28, 18-19 

Cowman, Des. S26, 27-34 

Cradden, Terry. S34, 178-179 

Crean, Tom [Thomas Neilan]. S25, 3-4; S26, 119-120; S27, 112-113 

Craig, Maura. S26, 101-102 

Crain, Ellen Shannon. S25, 111-113 

Cronin, Maura S27, 90-91; S32, 33-43, 103-104; S36, 121-122 

Crowe, Catriona. S33, 142 

Cullen, Mary S28, 113-114 

Culinane, Liam S35, 49-65 

Cunningham, John. S26, 79-80; S29, 100-101; S31, 89-94; S32, 75-76; S34, 98- 

111; S35, 87-90, 107; S36, 3-4 

Curry, James S36, 19-25 

Daly, Mary E. S27, 73-76; S31, 102-103 

Devine, Francis. S25, 9-11, 96-97, 114-120; S26, 11, 102-105, 115-117; S27, 9- 

10; S28, 9-10, 14-16; S29, 7-10, 10-11, 83-89; S31, 5-8, 9-14, 19-24, 65-74, 125 

-127; S32, 69-71, 79-82, 87-88; S33, 95-100; 103-106; 107-111; 115-118; 134- 

137; S34, 85-98, 118-121, 129-131: S35, 91-95, 97-100, 100-102; S36, 73-86, 

133-136, 137-140 

Dillon, Paul. S25, 29-42 

Doherty, Gabriel S30, 116 

Dolan, Anne S30, 119; S33, 140-142 

Donnelly, Michael J. S36, 117-119 

Downing, Eugene S27, 15 

Dunne, Tom. S25, 11-13 

Elders, Marian S27, 121-129 

Evans, Bryce S32, 19-31 

Farrell, Ailsing S36, 49-58 

Featherstone, Dave S28, 111 

Finlay, Andrew S27, 10-12 

Finn, Daniel. S34, 163-169 

Finnerty, Joe S27, 65-71 

Fitzpatrick, David. S26, 78 

Foster, Gavin. S33, 73-86 

Friel, Jim S27, 7-8 

Frow, Ruth. S26, 12 

Futter, Royston S36, 137 

Geary, Laurence S29, 95-96; S31, 104-105 

Goldstone, Katrina S32, 99 

Gordon, Alistair. S34, 117-121 

Gray, Breda S27, 87-88; S29, 101-102 

Halligan, Brendan S31, 14-16 

Hand, Derek S25, 91; S28, 114-115 

Hanley, Brian S26, 53-60; S27, 15; S28, 37-47; S31, 99-100; S32, 51-62; S33, 

113-114 

Haugh, Dominic S31, 27-42 

Hazelkorn, Ellen S25, 98-100 

Hearne, John M. S26, 37-50; S27, 88-89 

Hoare, Kieran S35, 119 

Hogan, John S26, 17-24; S33, 23-35; S34, 175; S35, 23-33 

Holmes, Heather S26, 91-99 

Horgan, John S30, 125-126 

Horne, John S25, 57-65; S27, 97-98; S31, 75-83 

Ireland, John de Courcy S26, 12; S27, 15-16 

James, K.J. S27, 19-29 

Johnston, Roy. S33, 113-114 

Johnston-Kehoe, John. S34, 63-83 

Jones, Siobhán S30, 85-96

Jordan, Donald E. S27, 92-93 

Keable, Ken S26, 13-14; S27, 17; S27, 95 

Kearney, Ben S25, 13-16 

Kearns, Peter S27, 16-17 

Kelly, Aidan S25, 114-120 

Kelly, James S28, 99-105; S29, 93-94 

Kiely, Elizabeth ‘Liz’ S27, 121-129, 131-132; S28, 144; S29, 57-65 

Kinealy, Christine S27, 13-14; S30, 118 

King, Carla S26, 83-84; S28, 112 

King, Peadar S29, 89-91 

Kissane, Bill. S33, 121-126 

Kostick, Conor S29, 14-15 

Krilov, K.S. S26, 14-15 

Kyte, Elizabeth S36, 27-36 

Lane, Fintan S25, 91-92, 103-106; S26, 3-4, 57-58, 89-90, 118-119; S27, 3-4, 

13, 91, 101-102, 131; S28, 3-4, 23, 118-119; S29, 76-77; S30, 103-113, 118- 

119; S33, 139, 143; S35, 120-121 

Lane, Pádraig G. S28, 79-89 

Leane, Máire S27, 121-129, 131-132; S29, 57-65 

Lentin, Ronit S30, 121 

Lindemann, Dieter S26, 106-107 

Logue, Paddy S26, 11 

Loughlin, James S25, 87-88 

Luddy, Maria S26, 86-87; S28, 115-116; S29, 95; S30, 123-124 

MacAtasney, Gerard S27, 13-14 

McAuliffe, Mary S36, 37-46 

McAvoy, Sandra S32, 100-101 

McCabe, Conor S30, 21-31; S33, 133-134; S34, 173-174; S35, 7-20 

McCamley, Bill S25, 94-95 

McCann, Éamonn S32, 104-105 

McCarthy, Andrew S35, 121-122 

McConnel, James S28, 25-36 

Mac Con Uladh, Damian S27, 113-114 

McCullagh, Ciarán S31, 105-106 

MacDermott, Eithne S26, 85 

McGarry, Fearghal S25, 57-65; S31, 103-104; S35, 111-116 

McGee, Brian S25, 108-111 

MacLochlainn, Alf S27, 15 

McNamara, Conor S35, 124-126 

McNamara, Meadhbh S27, 137-140; S28, 147-149 

MacPartlin, Brendan S26, 71-74 

MacPherson, D.A.J. S26, 67-71 

Mas Suibhne, Brendán S26, 75-76 

Maguire, Charles S30, 23-45 

Maguire, Martin. S33, 7-21; S34, 41-60 

Marley, Laurence S36, 103-108 

Matthews, Ann S27, 132-133; S28, 135-138 

Meade, Rosie S27, 98-99; S28, 142-143, 144-146; S29, 113-114; S34, 145-152 

Meehan, Elizabeth S26, 84-85 

Monaghan, Jim S36, 122-123 

Moore, Joe S28, 119-120 

Moran, Gerard. S34, 177-178 

Moriarty, Theresa S36, 99-101, 109-111 

Morrissey, Thomas J. S36, 114-115 

Muldowney, Mary S25, 90-91; S36, 7-17 

Murphy, Gary S26, 17-24 

Murphy, John A. S31, 100-101 

Murphy, Kevin S36, 141-142 

Murphy, Michael S32, 83-84 

Murphy, Noel S29, 105; S30, 7 

Murray, Peter S27, 31-42 

Nevin, Donal. S34, 135-138 

Newby, Andrew G. S28, 112-113; S32, 108-109 

Newsinger, John S27, 84-85; S28, 125-133; S31, 107-109; S35, 130-131 

Nolan, Melanie S29, 19-31 

O’Brien, A.F. S27, 96-97 

O’Brien, Gerard S26, 78; S27, 96 

O’Brien, Paul S30, 124-125 

O’Callaghan, Liam S32, 91-96; S34, 182 

O’Carroll, Aileen S31, 45-53 

Ó Catháin, Máirtín S25, 19-26, 120-126; S26, 121-126; S27, 91; S28, 17-18, 49- 

60, 117 

Ó Cathasaigh, Aindrias S25, 89-90; S26, 81-82; S27, 103-108; S32, 109-111 

O’Connell, Michael. S34, 7-18 

O’Connor, Emmet S25, 3-4, 126; S26, 3-4; S27, 3-4, 135; S28, 118, 121-122; 

S29, 98-100; S30, 73-82, 120-121; S31, 85-89; S32, 5-16; S36, 119-121 

O’Connor, Philip S35, 102-105 

O’Connor Lysaght, D.R. S25, 17, 93-96’ S26, 61-65, 115; S27, 14; S30, 99-100; 

S33, 146-147; S34, 133-135 

Ó Drisceoil, Dónal S25, 79-82; S26, 86-87, 117-118; S28, 106-109; S30, 121- 

123; S33, 89-92 

O’Driscoll, Clodagh S27, 121-129 

O’Driscoll, Mervyn S31, 101-102 

Ó Fathartaigh, Miceál. S33, 143-144

Ó Gráda, Cormac S28, 118 

O’Halloran, Michael. S34, 176-177 

Ó hÓgartaigh, Margaret S29, 33-41; S33, 138-139 

O’Malley, Kate S29, 45-54 

O’Riordan, Manus S26, 7-9; S28, 12-14; S29, 102-104 

Ó Séaghdha, Barra S29, 97-98; S34, 155-163 

Owens, Harry. S34, 123-124 

Palmer, Bryan D. S27, 133-134, 134-135 

Paris, Chris S25, 88-89; S27, 93-94 

Parkhill, Trevor S28, 119 

Patterson, Henry S27, 89-90; S31, 97-98; S34, 171-173 

People’s History Museum, Manchester S27, 17 

Pierce, Michael S35, 69-85 

Purdie, Bob S26, 80-81 

Purséil, Niamh S27, 55-64; S31, 129-131; S33, 140; S34, 182-184 

Quinn, Carol S26, 100-101 

Quinn, Ruairí. S34, 181 

Redmond, Jennifer S36, 61-70 

Richardson, Fionnuala S26, 117; S27, 5-6; S28, 141; S29, 113; S30, 3-5; S31, 3- 

4; S32, 3-4; S33, 3-5; S34, 3-4; S35, 3-5 

Riordan, Susannah S32, 106-107 

Roberts, Geoffrey S32, 107-108 

Sheehan, George S36, 128-132 

Shields, Andrew S25, 123-124; S26, 110-113; S27, 117-120; S28, 138-140 

Simmons, Sheila S36, 133-136 

Smethurst, John B. S26, 80-81 

Strötgen, Robert S26, 106-107 

Tiernan, Sonja S36, 113-114 

Varley, Tony S27, 85-87 

Vickers, Laura S36, 116-117 

Walker, Graham S27, 94-95 

Whelan, Diarmuid S29, 109-110; S31, 111-118 

Whelan, Kevin. S33, 126-131 

Wickham, Ann S25, 94 

Woggon, Helga S27, 43-54 

Yeates, Pádraig S32, 102-103; S33, 37-54; S34, 142-142; S35, 126-128; S36, 

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The Voice of a Thinking, Intelligent Movement: James Larkin Junior & the 

Ideological Modernisation 0f Irish Trade Unionism. By Manus O’Riordan. 

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Acting for the Actors: Dermot Doolan & the Organisation of Irish Actors & 

Performing Artists, 1947-1985. By Francis Devine (1997), pp. 52 

The Third James: James Fearon, 1874-1924: an Unsung Hero of Our Struggle. 

By Bill McCamley, (2000), pp. 36 

‘Stormy Petrel of the Transport Workers’: Peadar O’Donnell, Trade Unionist, 

1917-1920. By Anton McCabe. Navigating a Lone Channel: Stephen McGonagle, 

Trade Unionism & Labour Politics In Derry. By Francis Devine (2000) 

Silent Radical - Winifred Carney, 1887-1943: a Reconstruction of Her Biography. 

Helga Woggon. (2000), pp. 76 

Ellen Grimley (Nellie Gordon) - Reminiscences of Her Work With James Connolly 

in Belfast. By Helga Woggon (2000), pp. 56 

Understanding Social Justice: Paddy Cardiff & the Discipline of Trade Unionism. 

By Francis Devine (2002), pp. 80 

Fiery Cross: The Story of Jim Larkin. By Joseph Deasy, (2004), pp. 60 

An Eccentric Chemistry: Michael Moynihan & Labour in Kerry, 1917-2001. 

By Francis Devine, (2004), pp. 80 

James Connolly, Liberty Hall & the 1916 Rising. 

By Francis Devine & Manus O’Riordan, (2006), pp. 116 

The James Connolly Labour College, 1919-1921. 

By Norman Croke & Francis Devine, (2007), pp. 124 

The Life and Times of Gilbert Lynch 

Edited by Aindrias Ó Cathasaigh (2011), pp. 80

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