2001 - 2011 - Irish Labour History Society

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
‘Obituaries’, pp. 123-131
‘Correspondence’, pp. 133-138
‘Conference Reports’, pp. 141-143
Meade, Rosie. ‘More than ‘just’ a novel: The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists
(1914)’ (Essay in Review), pp. 145-152
‘Reviews’, pp. 171-184
Saothar 35, 2010
‘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
‘Obituaries’, pp. 97-105
‘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
‘Obituaries’, pp. 127-137
‘Correspondence’, pp. 137-140
‘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