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The Irish Labour History Society College, Dublin, 1979- ; Francis Devine, SIPTU College, 1998- ; David Fitzpat- rick, Trinity College, Dublin, 2001-; Joshua B. Freeman, Queen’s College, City Honorary Presidents - Mary Clancy, 2004-; Catriona Crowe, 2013-; Fergus A. University of New York, 2001-; John Horne, Trinity College, Dublin, 1982-; D’Arcy, 1994-; Joseph Deasy, 2001-2012; Barry Desmond, 2013-; Francis Joseph Lee, University College, Cork, 1979-; Dónal Nevin, Dublin, 1979- ; Cor- Devine, 2004-; Ken Hannigan, 1994-; Dónal Nevin, 1989-2012; Theresa Mori- mac Ó Gráda, University College, Dublin, 2001-; Bryan Palmer, Queen’s Uni- arty, 2008 -; Emmet O’Connor, 2005-; Gréagóir Ó Dúill, 2001-; Norah O’Neill, versity, Kingston, Canada, 2000-; Henry Patterson, University Of Ulster, 2001-; 1992-2001 Bryan Palmer, Trent University, Canada, 2007- ; Bob Purdie, Ruskin College, Oxford, 1982- ; Dorothy Thompson, Worcester, 1982-; Marcel van der Linden, Presidents - Francis Devine, 1988-1992, 1999-2000; Jack McGinley, 2001-2004; International Institute For Social History, Amsterdam, 2001-; Margaret Ward, Hugh Geraghty, 2005-2007; Brendan Byrne, 2007-2013; Jack McGinley, 2013- Bath Spa University, 1982-2000. Vice Presidents - Joseph Deasy, 1999-2000; Francis Devine, 2001-2004; Hugh Geraghty, 2004-2005; Niamh Puirséil, 2005-2008; Catriona Crowe, 2009-2013; Fionnuala Richardson, 2013- An Index to Saothar, Secretaries - Charles Callan, 1987-2000; Fionnuala Richardson, 2001-2010; Journal of the Irish Labour History Society Kevin Murphy, 2011- & Assistant Secretaries - Hugh Geraghty, 1998-2004; Séamus Moriarty, 2014-; Theresa Moriarty, 2006-2007; Séan Redmond, 2004-2005; Fionnuala Richardson, Other ILHS Publications, 2001-2016 2011-2012; Denise Rogers, 1995-2007; Eddie Soye, 2008- Treasurers - Jack McGinley, 1996-2001; Charles Callan, 2001-2002; Brendan In September, 2000, with the support of MSF (Manufacturing, Science, Finance – Byrne, 2003-2007; Ed. Penrose, 2007- the International Union), the Irish Labour History Society published an index to Trustees - David Begg, 2003-; Pat Bolger, 2017-; Peter Cassells, 1977-2-17; Saothar and its other publications. It is still available from the Society for €10. Dympna Harper, 1996-2006; Ruairí Quinn, 2007- What follows is an index covering Saothar 25-33, supplementing the earlier Committee Members - Brendan Byrne, 2001-2002; Charles Callan, 2001, 2008- work. In addition, the Index also included lists of ILHS Officers and Committee 2009; Pat Carroll, 2012-; Patrick Coughlan, 2003; Thomas Neilan Crean, 1996- members from 1973, Saothar editors and Editorial Board members, and these 2000; Catriona Crowe, 2005-2008; Noel Cullen, 2016-2017; John Cunningham, matters are updated here also. Saothar editors for the issues indexed here were – 2009- ; James Curry, 2014-; Barry Desmond, 2001-2012; Paul Doran, 2010-2011; Saothar 25, Tom Crean & Emmet O’Connor; Saothar 26, Fintan Lane & Emmet John Feely, 2008- ; Séamus Fitzpatrick, 2000-2001; Adrian Grant, 2013-; Liam Griffin, 2009-2010; Mary Jones, 1999-2005; Fintan Lane, 2002-2005; Conor O’Connor; Saothar 27, Fintan Lane & Emmet O’Connor; Saothar 28, Fintan McCabe, 2010-2016; Ann Matthews, 2014-2017; Séamus Moriarty, 2013-2014; Lane; Saothar 29, Fintan Lane & Dónal Ó Drisceoil, Assistant Niamh Puirséil; Theresa Moriarty, 2003-2005; Séan Morrissey, 1996-2001; Kevin Murphy, 2006- Saothar 30, Fintan Lane & Dónal Ó Drisceoil, Assistant Niamh Puirséil; and Sao- 2011; Yvonne O’Callaghan, 2009-2012; Emmet O’Connor, 1985-1986, 1989- thar 31-34, Dónal Ó Drisceoil and John Cunningham; Saothar 35; Mary Clancy 1990, 1996-2003; D.R. O’Connor Lysaght, 2001- ; Edmund Penrose, 1999-2007; Con Power, 1999-2000; Séan Redmond, 1973-1975, 1999-2003; Fionnuala Rich- & John Cunningham, Saothar 36-38; Mary Clancy, John Cunningham & Lau- ardson, 1992-2001, 2011-2012; Denise Rogers, 2008-2013; Edward Soye, 1989- rence Marley, Saothar 39; Mary Clancy & Laurence Marley, Saothar 40; Sarah- 2007; Yseult Thornley, 2000, 2009-2011 Anne Buckley, Francis Devine & Brian Hanley, Saothar 41, Special 1916 Issue; Saothar Business Editors - Brendan Byrne, 2003- ; Ross Higgins, xxxx - . and Sarah-Anne Buckley & Martin Maguire, Saothar 42-43. The index below Charles Spillane, 1999-2002; follows the same format as that in the Index of volumes 1-24. The last section Saothar Editorial Board, 1999-2007: Caitríona Clear, National University of deals with ILHS Studies in Irish Labour History series and full details of those Ireland, Galway, 2001-; Séan J. Connolly, Queen’s University, Belfast, 2001-; volumes are given.. Francis Devine Mary E. Daly, University College, Dublin, 2001- ; Fergus A. D’Arcy, University Contents of Saothar 25-42 by Volume John Hogan & Gary Murphy, ‘From guild to union: the evolution of the Dublin Bricklayers’ Society, 1670-1888’, pp. 17-24 Saothar 25, 2000 Des Cowman, ‘Combination, conflict and control: colliers and quarrymen in Tip- Tom Crean & Emmet O’Connor, ‘Twenty-five years on’, (editorial), pp. 3-4 perary, 1825-1845’, pp. 27-34 Charles Callan, ‘The Irish Labour History Society, 1999’, pp. 5-7 John M. Hearne, ‘The cost of living and standard of living of urban workers in ‘Obituaries’, pp. 9-16 Waterford, 1834-18567’, pp. 37-50 ‘Correspondence’, p. 17 Brian Hanley. ‘Moss Twomey, radicalism and the IRA, 1931-1933: a reassess- Máirtín Ó Catháin, ‘Michael Davitt and Scotland’, pp. 19-26 ment’, pp. 53-60 Paul Dillon, ‘James Connolly and the Kerry Famine of 1898’, pp. 2942 D.R. O’Connor Lysaght, ‘‘Labour must wait’: the making of a myth’, (essay) pp. Charles Callan, ‘They stooped to conquer: inter-union rivalry in the painting 61-65 trade, 1892-1910’, pp. 45-55 D.A.J. MacPherson, ‘Women and work’, (review essay), pp. 67-71 Fearghal McGarry, ‘‘Catholics first and politicians afterwards’: the Labour Party Brendan MacPartlin, ‘1913: the myth upheld’, (review essay), pp. 71-74 and the Workers’ Republic, 1936-1939’, pp. 57-65 ‘Reviews’, pp. 75-88 John Horne, ‘1848 and the language of politics’, (essay), pp. 67-76 Fintan Lane, ‘Labour Lives 3, William Upton’, pp. 89-90 Dónal Ó Drisceoil, ‘A very Irish revolutionary’, (review essay), pp. 79-83 Heather Holmes. ‘Irish migratory potato workers in Scotland: Radharc’s The Tat- Joost Augusteijn, ‘The 1930s and popular politics’, (review essay), pp. 83-86 tie Howkers and its making’, (document study), pp. 91-99 ‘Reviews’, pp. 87-97 Charles Callan, ‘ILGS Library & Archives, 2000’, p. 101 Ellen Hazelkorn, ‘Labour lives no. 2: Louie Bennett’, pp. 98-100 Maura Craig. ‘Sources for labour history in the Central Library, Derry’, pp. 101- Fintan Lane, ‘James Connolly’s 1901 Census return’, (document study), pp. 103- 103 107 Francis Devine, ‘Articles of Irish interest in North West Labour History Charles Callan, ‘ILHS Library and Archives, 1998-2000’, p. 107 (Britain)’, pp.102-105 Brian McGee, ‘Sources for labour history in the Cork Archives Institute’, pp. 108 Carol Quinn. ‘Social and economic records in the Boole Library Archives Ser- -111 vice, University College, Cork’, pp. 105-106 Ellen Shannon Crain, ‘The Butte-Silver Bow Public Archives’, pp. 111-113 Dieter Lindemann & Robert Strötgen, ‘The archive and resources of the Museum Teresa Brannick, Francis Devine & Aidan Kelly, ‘Social statistics for labour his- der Arbeit (Hamburg)’, pp. 106-107 torians: strike statistics, 1922-1999’, pp. 114-120 Martin Conneely, ‘Electronic sources for labour history’, pp. 107-110 Andrew Shields, ‘Electronic sources for labour history’, pp. 120-122 Andrew Shields, ‘Dissertations and abstracts’, pp. 110-113 Andrew Shields, ‘Dissertations and abstracts’, pp. 123-124 ‘Conference reports’, pp. 115-121 ‘Conference Reports’, pp. 125-126 Máirtín Ó Catháin, ‘A select bibliography of Irish labour history, 1999-2000’, pp. ‘Notes on contributors’, pp. 127-128 121-126 ‘Notes on contributors’, pp. 127-128 Saothar 26, 2001 Fintan Lane & Emmet O’Connor, ‘Speed the plough’, (editorial), pp. 3-4 Saothar 27, 2002 Charles Callan, ‘The Irish Labour History Society, 2000’, pp. 5-6 Fintan Lane & Emmet O’Connor, ‘Ebb tide or fifth wave? Labour history after ‘Obituaries’, pp. 7-10 the fall of the wall’ (editorial), pp. 3-4 ‘Correspondence’, pp. 11-15 Fionnuala Richardson, ‘Irish Labour History Society, 2001’, pp. 5-6 ‘Obituaries’, pp. 7-12 Fionnual Richardson, ‘The Irish Labour History Society, 2002’, pp. 5-7 ‘Correspondence’, pp. 13-17 ‘Obituaries’, pp. 9-22 K.J. James, ‘Merchants, manufacturers and the Ballymena handloom weavers: ‘Correspondence’, p. 23 market conflict in the Ulster brown linen trade, 1873’, pp. 19- 29 James McConnel, ‘The Irish Parliamentary Party, industrial relations and the Peter Murray, ‘Radical way forward or sectarian cul-de-sac? Lindsay Crawford 1913 Lockout’, pp. 25-36 and Independent Orangeism reassessed’, pp. 31-42 Brian Hanley, ‘The Irish Citizen Army after 1916’, pp. 37-47 Helga Woggon, ‘‘Not merely a labour organisation’: the Irish Transport & Gen- Máirtín Ó Catháin, ‘‘Struggle or starve’: Derry unemployed workers’ move- eral Workers’ Union and the Dublin dock strike, 1915-1916’, pp. 43-54 ments, 1926-1935’, pp. 49-60 Niamh Puirséil, ‘Labour and coalition: the impact of the first Inter-Party Govern- Charles Callan, ‘Painters and the Dublin building trades lockout of January-April, ment, 1948-1951’, pp. 55-64 1931’, pp. 63-76 Joe Finnerty, ‘Homes for the working class? Irish public housing-building cycles, Pádraig G. Lane, ‘The Irish agricultural labourer in folklore and fiction’, (essay), 1945-2001’, (essay), pp. 65-72 pp. 79-89 Mary E. Daly, ‘Revisiting the Great Famine’, (review essay), pp. 73-76 Caitríona Clear, ‘‘The red ink of emotion’: Maura Laverty, women’s work and Joost Augusteijn, ‘Radicals in a conservative society’, (review essay), pp. 77-80 Irish society in the 1940s’, (essay), pp. 90-97 ‘Reviews’, pp. 83-99 James Kelly, ‘The failure of idealism? Thomas `Russell and Robert Emmet’, Fintan Lane, ‘Labour Lives 4, Miriam Daly’, pp. 101-102 (review essay), pp. 99-105 Aindrias Ó Cathasaigh, ‘James Connolly and the writing of Labour in Irish Histo- Dónal Ó Drisceoil, ‘Shadow and substance: the Irish revolution and its after- ry (1910)’, (document study), pp. 103-108 math’, (review Essay), pp. 106-109 Caitríona Clear, ‘Sources of labour history in the archives of the James Hardiman ‘Reviews’, pp. 111-120 Library, NUI, Galway’, pp. 109-112 Emmet O’Connor, ‘Labour Lives 5: Seán Murray’, pp. 121-122 Tom Crean, ‘The reorganisation of the records of the Irish Bank Officials’ Asso- John Newsinger, ‘Reporting the 1913 Lockout: the Freeman’s Journal, ciation’, pp. 112-113 Larkinism and the Dublin labour troubles’, (document study), pp. 125-133 Damian Mac Con Uladh, ‘Sources for Irish labour history in Berlin archives and Ann Matthews, ‘The archive of the Communist Party of Ireland’, pp. 135-138 libraries’, pp. 113-114 Andrew Shields, ‘Dissertations and abstracts’, pp. 138-1140 Martin Conneely, ‘Electronic sources for labour history’, pp. 114-117 ‘Conference Reports’, pp. 141-146 Andrew Shields, ‘Dissertations and theses’, pp. 117-120 Maedhbh McNamara, ‘A select bibliography of Irish labour history, 2002’, pp. Marian Elders, Elizabeth Kiely, Máire Leane & Clodagh O’Driscoll, ‘‘A union in 147-149 those days was husband and wife’: women’s narratives on trade unions in Mun- ‘Notes on contributors’, pp. 151-152 ster, 1936-1960’, (oral history), pp. 121-129 ‘Conference reports’, pp. 131-137 Saothar 29, 2004 Maedhbh McNamara, ‘A select bibliography of Irish labour history, 2001’, pp. Fionnuala Richardson, ‘The Irish Labour History Society, 2003’, pp. 3-5 137-140 ‘Obituaries’, pp. 7-15 ‘Notes on contributors’, pp. 141-142 Melanie Nolan, ‘Kith, kin and the working class: a transfer of Ulster-Scots culture to New Zealand’, pp. 19-31 Saothar 28, 2003 Margaret Ó hÓgartaigh, ‘Female teachers and professional trade unions in early Fintan Lane, ‘Remembering 1913’ (editorial), pp. 3-4 twentieth century Ireland’, pp. 33-43 Kate O’Malley, ‘Indo-Irish radical connections in the inter-war period’, pp. 45-55 Saothar 31, 2006 Elizabeth Kiely & Máire Leane, ‘Female domestic and farm workers in Munster, Fionnuala Richardson, ‘The Irish Labour History Society, 2005’, pp. 3-4 1936-1960: some insights from oral history’, pp. 57-65 ‘Obituaries’, pp. 5-17 Harry Browne, The Northern Star, English Chartism & Irish politics, 1845-1848’, ‘Correspondence’, p. 19-24 pp. 67-76 Dominic Haugh, ‘The ITGWU in Limerick, 1917-1922’, pp. 27-42 Deirdre Clancy, ‘Labour Lives 6: Eva Gore-Booth, 1870-1926’, pp. 79-81 Aileen O’Carroll, ‘Work organisation, technology, community and change: the Francis Devine, ‘A repetitive history: safety, health and welfare at work in Ire- story of the Dublin docker’, pp. 45-53 land, 1802-1914’, (review essay), pp. 83-89 John Corcoran, ‘‘Fighting the good fight’: the Reverend Robert Martin Hilliard, Peadar King, ‘The emergence of the Irish social welfare system’, pp. 89-91 1904-1937’, pp. 55-63 ‘Reviews’, pp. 93-105 Francis Devine, ‘Safety, health & welfare at work in the Irish Free State and Re- Diarmuid Whelan, ‘The Sheehy Skeffington Papers’, pp. 109-111 public of Ireland, 1922-1990: measuring the problem’, pp. 65-74 ‘Conference Reports’, pp. 113-114 John Horne, ‘James Connolly and the Great Divide: Ireland, Europe and the First

World War’, (essay), pp. 75-84 Saothar 30, 2005 Emmet O’Connor, ‘Connecting Connolly’, (review essay), pp. 85-89 Fionnuala Richardson, ‘Irish Labour History Society, 2004’, pp. 3-5 John Cunningham, ‘Politics and the Irish working class’, (review essay), pp. 89- ‘Obituary’, p. 7 94 Colm Breatnach, ‘Working class resistance in pre-Famine County Dublin: the ‘Reviews’, pp. 97-109 Dalkey quarry strikes of the 1820s’, pp. 9-19 Diarmuid Whelan, ‘Peter Tyrell’s account of Letterfrack, war and exile’, Conor McCabe, ‘The context and course of the Irish railway disputes of 1911’, (document study), pp. 111-118 pp. 21-31 Charles Callan, ‘Labour Lives no 8: Peadar Macken, 1978-1916’, pp. 121-123 Charles Maguire, ‘Roddy Connolly and the Workers’ Party of Ireland in 1926’, ‘Conference Report’, pp. 125-127 pp. 33-45 Niamh Puirséil, ‘Seán O’Casey Papers’, pp. 129 Charles Callan, ‘‘We got it for everybody’: the Irish National Painters’ & Decora- ‘Theses, 1999-2006 & Abstracts’, pp. 132-136 tors’ Trade Union and the forty-hour week strike of 1964’, pp. 47-58 Eugene Broderick, ‘Religion and class in nineteenth century Ireland: the social Saothar 32, 2007 composition of Waterford’s Anglican community, 1831-1871’, (essay), pp. 61-71 Richardson, Fionnuala. ‘Irish Labour History Society, 2006, pp.3-4 Emmet O’Connor, ‘The age of the Red Republic: the Irish Left and nationalism, O’Connor, Emmet. ‘1907: a titanic year for Belfast Labour’, pp. 5-16 1909-1936’, (essay), pp. 73-82 Evans, Bryce. ‘The Construction Corps, 1940-1948’, pp. 19-31 Siobhán Jones, ‘The Irish Protestant under the editorship of Lindsay Crawford, Cronin, Maura. ‘Class and status in Twentieth Century Ireland: the evidence of 1901-1906’, (document study), pp. 85-96 oral history’, pp. 33-43 D.R. O’Connor Lysaght, ‘Labour Lives 7: Thomas Foran (1883-1951)’, pp., 99- Callan, Charles. ‘R.J.P. Mortished (1891-1957’, (Labour Lives no. 9), pp. 45-48 100 Hanley, Brian. ‘‘Agitate, educate, organise’: the IRA’s An tÓglách, 1965-1968’, Fintan Lane, ‘Contradicting the Bolsheviks: Anton Pannekoek and European (document study), pp. 51-62 Marxism’, pp. 103-113 Clancy, Mary. ‘Working lives, women’s lives: some research sources and possi- ‘Reviews’, pp. 115-126 bilities’, pp. 65-69 Devine, Francis. ‘Labour press holdings in Pearse St Library, Dublin’, pp. 69-71 ‘Conference Report’, pp. 75-76 Johnston-Kehoe, John. ‘‘The Unemployed TD’: the Unemployed Protest Com- ‘Obituaries’, pp. 79-84 mittee and the brief political career of Jack Murphy, 1957-1958’, pp. 63-83 ‘Correspondence’, pp. 87-88 Devine, Francis. ‘Irish Transport & General Workers’ Union: organisation in ‘Sport and social class in Ireland: an agenda for research’, (review essay), pp. 91- Dublin city and county, 1918-1928’, pp. 85-98 96 Cunningham, John. ‘‘She nearly dropped dead at the idea that someone would ‘Reviews’, pp. 99-111 join voluntarily’: memories of ASTI activists, c1960-1990’, pp. 98-111 Callan, Charles. ‘Marie Johnson (1874-1974)’ (Labour Lives no 11), pp. 113-115 Saothar 33, 2008 Gordon, Alistair. ‘Paddy Devlin Papers, Linen Hall Library, Belfast’, pp. 117-121 Irish Labour History Society’, pp. 3-5 Devine, Francis. ‘Labour-related records in the Cork City & County Archives’, Maguire, Martin. ‘Civil service trade unionism in Ireland (part 1), 1801-1922’, pp. 118-121 pp. 2-22 ‘Obituaries’, pp. 123-131 Hogan, John. ‘Locked out: the 1905 dispute between the Bricklayers’ Union ‘Correspondence’, pp. 133-138 (AGIBSTU) and the Master Builders’ Association’, pp. 23-36 ‘Conference Reports’, pp. 141-143 Yeates, Pádraig. ‘Craft workers during the Irish revolution, 1919-1922’, pp. 37-56 Meade, Rosie. ‘More than ‘just’ a novel: The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists Buckley, Sarah-Ann. ‘Child neglect, poverty & class: the NSPCC in Ireland, 1889 (1914)’ (Essay in Review), pp. 145-152 -1939 – a case study’, pp. 57-72 ‘Reviews’, pp. 171-184 Foster, Gavin. ‘Class dismissed? The debate over a social basis to the Treaty split and Irish Civil War’, (Essay), pp. 73-88 Saothar 35, 2010 Ó Drisceoil, Dónal. ‘Tadhg Barry (1880-1921)’, (Irish Labour Lives no. 10), pp. ‘Irish Labour History Society, 2009’, pp. 3-5 89-92 McCabe, Conor. ‘The Irish Labour Party and the 1920 Local Elections’, pp. 7-21 Devine, Francis. ‘Labour history sources and related articles in Irish Economic & Hogan, John. ‘Payback: the Dublin bricklayers’ strike, 1920-1921’, pp. 23-33 Social History, 1974-2004’, pp. 95-102 Convery, David. ‘Irish participation in medical aid to Republican Spain, 1936- ‘Obituaries’, pp. 103-112 1939’, pp. 37-46 ‘Correspondence’, pp, 113-120 Cullinane, Liam. ‘‘A happy blend?’ – Irish Republicanism, political violence and Kissane, Bill. ‘Must labour wait forever?’ (Review Essay), pp. 121-126 social agitation, 1962-1969’, pp. 49-65 ‘Bew’s Ireland’, (Review Essay), pp. 126-132 Pierce, Michael. ‘The shadow of Seán O’Casey, commitment and writing Dub- ‘Reviews’, pp. 133-147 lin’s working class’, (essay), pp. 69-85 Cunningham, John. ‘James M. Pringle (1883-1949)’, (Labour Lives no. 12), pp. Saothar 34, 2009 87-90 Irish Labour History Society, 2008’, pp. 3-4 Devine, Francis. ‘Papers of the Irish Transport & General Workers’ Union in the O’Connell, Michael. ‘‘What a pity at the very source of wealth’: strikes and emi- National Library of Ireland’, pp. 91-95 gration, Berehaven mining district, 1861-c1900’, pp. 7-18 ‘Obituaries’, pp. 97-105 Borgonovo, John. ‘‘A Soviet in embryo’: Cork’s food crisis and the People’s ‘Conferences and events’, pp. 107-109 Food Committee, 1917-1918’, pp. 21-38 McGarry, Fearghal. ‘The half-full glass of Irish labour history’, (review essay), Maguire, Martin. ‘Civil service trade unionism in Ireland (Part II), 1922-1990’, pp. 111-116 pp. 41-60 ‘Reviews’, pp. 119-131 Saothar 36, 2011 O’Donovan, John. ‘Class, conflict and the United Irish League in Cork, 1900- Clancy, Mary & Cunningham, John. ‘Editorial: Researching women and research- 1903’, pp. 19-29 ing labour’, pp. 3-4 O’Connor, Emmet. ‘Taking its natural place: Labour and the Third Home Rule Muldowney, Mary. ‘Breaking the mould? The employment of women in Irish crisis, 1912-1914’, pp. 31-39 railway companies during the First World War’, pp. 7-17 Byers, Seán. ‘Seán Murray’s political apprenticeship: the making of an Irish re- Curry, James. ‘Delia Larkin: ‘More harm to the Big Fellow than any of the em- publican Bolshevik’, pp. 41-55 ployers?’ pp. 19-25 Ó hÓgartaigh, Margaret. ‘Irish nurses, emerging States and trade unions, 1918- Kyte, Elizabeth. ‘Sighle Humphreys: a case study in Irish socialist feminism, 1939’, pp. 576-70 1920s-1930s’, pp. 27-35 Whelan, Barry. ‘Ireland’s Minister in Spain – L.H. Kerney’s diplomatic efforts McAuliffe, Mary. ‘The Irish woman worker and the Conditions of Employment top secure the release of Frank Ryan’, pp. 73-83 Act, 1936 – responses from the Irish Free State women Senators’, pp. 37-47 Ní Dhulchaointigh, Giulia. ‘Irish women domestic servants in London, c1901’, Farrell, Aisling. ‘‘Harassed housewives fight the consumer’s battle’: the for- pp. 87-96 [Saothar Prize for Labour History] mation of the Irish Housewives’ Association & the campaign for price control, Byrne, Brendan. ‘Thomas Kain, 1886-1948’ [Labour Lives no 14], pp. 99-101 clean food and equitable distribution in the Ireland of ‘The Emergency’, pp. 49-58 Ó Drisceoil, Dónal. ‘Bernadette: notes on a political journey’ [film review], pp. Redmond, Jennifer. ‘The largest remaining reserve of manpower: historical myo- 103-104 pia, Irish women workers and World War Two’, pp. 61-70 Varley, Tony. ‘Irish labour’s quest for greater power’ [review essay], pp. 107-109 Devine, Francis. ‘‘Second class citizens who are being subsidised by the men McCabe, Conor. ‘The city on the edge of empire’ [review essay]. pp. 109-111 …’: women in the Irish Transport & General Workers’ Union and Workers’ Un- ‘Reviews’, pp. 115129 ion of Ireland, 1945-1960, pp. 73-86 ‘Events’, pp. 129-135 Ayres, Margaret. ‘Equal pay for women: words not deeds?’, pp. 89-96 Obituaries, pp. 137-144 Moriarty, Theresa. ‘May (Abraham) Tennant, 1869-1946’, [Labour Lives no 13], ‘Irish Labour History Society, 2011’, pp. 145-146 pp. 99-101 Marley, Laurence. ‘The state of labour history: international perspectives’, Saothar 38, 2013 [review essay], pp. 103-108 Clancy, Mary & Cunningham, John. ‘Public sources and questions in labour his- ‘Film review’, pp. 109-111 tory’, pp. 3-4 ‘Reviews’, pp. 113-123 Brehony, Margaret. ‘Free labour and ‘whitening’ the nation: Irish immigrants in ‘Conferences and events’, pp. 124-126 colonial Cuba’, pp. 7-18 ‘Obituaries’, pp. 127-137 Mulholland, Ciarán & Walker, Michael. ‘‘Our cause is a just one’: trade union ‘Correspondence’, pp. 137-140 organisation in Irish asylums, 1896-1917’, pp. 19-30 ‘Irish Labour History Society, 2010’, pp. 141-142 Foley, Denis. ‘On tour and exiled: James Connolly, 1902-1905’, pp. 31-42 Lane, Pádraig G. ‘Daniel Corkery and the Cork working class’, pp. 43-50 Saothar 37, 2012 Newsinger, John. ‘‘The duty of Social democrats in this labour unrest’: Justice, Clancy, Mary & Cunningham, John. ‘Editorial: Labour and the ‘Decade of Cen- the British Socialist Party & the Dublin Lockout of 1913, pp. 51-62 tenaries’, pp. 3-4 Yeates, Pádraig. ‘‘An injury to one is the concern of all’: Dublin port, the Name Whelehan, Níall. ‘Labour and agrarian violence in the Irish midlands, 1850- Book, the 1913 Lockout and the sympathetic strike’, pp. 63-72 1870’, pp. 7-17 Dwyer, Michael. ‘Abandoned by God and the Corporation: housing and health of the working class in Cork city’, pp. 105-118 [Saothar Student Prize for Labour Saothar 40, 2015 History] Murphy, Kevin. ‘Irish Labour History Society, 2014-2015’, pp. 3-4 O’Connor Lysaght, D.R. ‘From the GPO to the Winter Palace: How a workers’ Kenna, Pádraic & Sheerins, Alan. ‘Development of Irish Housing, 1900-1970s’, revolution was lost and how a workers’ revolution was won’, pp. 119-130 [essay] pp. 7-17 Tiernan, Sonja. ‘A city in conflict’, pp. 131-134 [essay in review] Ó Drisceoil, Dónal. ‘Sex and socialism: the class politics of immorality in pre- Reviews, 135-158 First World War Ireland’, pp. 19-29 Keohane, Leo. ‘Irish Labour Lines no 15: Captain James Robert (Jack) White, Watts, Gerry. ‘The battle for Liberty Hall’, pp. 31-42 DSO, 1879-1946’, pp. 159-162 Convery, David. ‘From misfit to anarchist: the impact of the Spanish Civil War ‘Resources in the ILHS Archive’, pp. 163-169 on Captain J.R. White’, pp. 45-56 ‘Sources’, pp. 169-176 Moylan, Therese. ‘‘She did it properly’: women in the hotel and catering indus- ‘Events’, pp. 177-180 try, 1926-1971’, pp. 59-68 ‘Obituaries’, 181-188 Gibbons, Tish. ‘Trade union recognition in twentieth century Ireland’, pp. 71-81 Murphy, Kevin. ‘Irish Labour History Society 2012’, pp. 189-190 Devine, Francis. ‘The Catholic Workers’ College: some data from 1951-1961’,

Saothar 39, 2014 pp. 83-88 Muldowney, Mary. ‘Irish Labour Lives no 17: Michael Enright (1952-1997), pp. Murphy, Kevin. ‘Irish Labour History Society, 2013/2014’, pp. 3-4 89-92 Devine, Francis. ‘‘Hearing the children weeping’: Samuel Monro, 1846-1925, Murray, Peter. ‘Home thoughts from abroad on the changing role of trade union President, Belfast Trades Council & British Trades Union Congress’, pp. 5-20 leaders: Charles McCarthy in Norway with Tavistock Institute Researchers, 1965, Madden, Gerard. ‘Bishop Michael Browne of Galway & Anti-Communism, 1937 ICTU Papers, national Archives of Ireland’, [document study], pp. 93-101 -1976’, pp, 21-32 ‘Sources’, pp. 103-110 Ní Chonchbhair, Sinéad. ‘Brendan Corish: a life in politics, 1945-1977’, pp. 33- ‘Reviews’, pp. 111-128 44 ‘Obituaries’, pp. 129-133 Seery, Aidan & McKenna, Liam. ‘The Catholic Workers’ College, Dublin: a per- sonal history’, pp. 45-54 Saothar 41, 1916 Special Issue 2016 Milne, Ida. ‘Gender, hierarchies and change: an oral history of Independent Buckley, Sarah-Anne; Hanley, Brian; Devine, Francis. ‘Labour, class, the 1916 Newspapers since the 1960s’, pp. 55-62 Rising and beyond’, pp. 3-5 Jones, Mary. ‘Working lives’, pp. 63-76 [essay] Buckley, Sarah-Anne; Hanley, Brian; Devine, Francis. ‘Daichead bliain ag fás; Curry, James. ‘Irish Labour Lives no 16: Rosie Hackett, 1893-1977’, pp. 77-82 Saothar 1-40’, pp. 5-6 Moriarty, Theresa. ‘Resources in the ILHS Archives, no. 2: Joan O’Connell Pa- Murphy, Kevin. Irish Labour History Society, 2015-29016, pp. 7-8 pers’, pp. 83-85 ‘Obituaries’, pp. 15-24 ‘Sources’, pp. 87-90 Higgins, Michael D. ‘A Celebration of James Connolly & the Irish Citizen Ó Cathasaigh, Aindrias. ‘A breakthrough in Connolly scholarship’, pp. 91-94 Army’, pp. 25-30 [essay in review] Higgins, Róisín. 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Obituaries Kearney, Ben. ‘Matt Merrigan’, S25, 13-16 Keating, Peter. ‘Jim Quinn’, S41, 18-20 Bell, Paul. ‘Michael Bell’, S37, 142-143 Kostick, Conor. ‘Brian Manning’, S29, 14-15 Breatnach, Niamh. ‘Norah O’Neill’, S28, 19-21 McCartan, Eugene. ‘Tom Redmond’, S41, 21-24 Broughan, Tommy. ‘Tony Dermody’, S29, 12-13 Mac Lochláinn, Alf. ‘Dorothy Thompson’, S37, 140-142 Byrne, Brendan. ‘Jack Jones’, S34, 125-127 Millar, Scott. ‘Paddy Behan’, S42, 163-164 Callan, Charles. ‘Dominick F. Murphy’, S34, 127-128 Moriarty, Theresa. ‘Inez McCormack’, S38, 184-185 Connolly, Kieron & Sheehan, George. ‘Ross Connolly’, S36, 128-132 Muldowney, Mary. ‘Brendan Archbold’, S40, 131-133 Coughlan, Anthony. ‘John Joseph O’Dowd’, S28, 18-19 Murphy, Michael. ‘Gerry Fitt’, S32, 83-84 Desmond, Barry. ‘Frank Prendergast’, S41, 15-18 Murphy, Noel. ‘Jim Savage’, S30, 7 Devine, Francis. ‘Andy Barr’, S29, 7-10 Ó Catháin, Máirtín. ‘John McGuffin’, S28, 17-18 Devine, Francis. ‘Emrys Bevan’, S29, 10-11 O’Connor, Philip. ‘Pat Murphy’, S35, 102-105 Devine, Francis. ‘Terry Carlin’, S28, 9-12 O’Riordan, Manus. ‘Eugene Downing’, S28, 12-14 Devine, Francis. ‘Paddy Devlin’, S25, 9-11 O’Riordan, Manus. ‘Maurice Levitas’, S26, 7-9 Devine, Francis. ‘Patrick Funge’, S27, 9-10 Owens, Harry. ‘Bob Doyle’, S34, 123-124 Devine, Francis. ‘John de Courcy Ireland’, S31, pp. 8-14 Redmond, Tom & Devine, Francis. ‘Seán Redmond’, S39, 123-124 Devine, Francis. ‘James Plunkett Kelly’, S28, 14-16 Sheehan, George. See Connolly, Kieron Devine, Francis. ‘Micheál O’Riordan’, S31, 5-8 Simmons, Sheila & Devine, Francis. ‘Evelyn Owens’, S36, 133-16 Devine, Francis. ‘Hugh Geraghty’, S32, 79-82 Walker, Lynda. ‘James Stewart’, S39, 125 Devine, Francis. ‘Ruth Frow’, S33, 107-111 Yeates, Pádraig. ‘Tomás Mac Giolla’, S36, 127-128 Correspondence O’Connor Lysaght, D.R. ‘The social basis of the Twenty Six County Civil War’, Boran, Ann. ‘Nixie Boran’, S28, 23 S34, 133-135 Devine, Francis. ‘Paddy O’Daire and the Thetis experiment’, S26, 11 O’Riordan, Manus/ ‘Joe Deasy’, S39, 126 Devine, Francis. ‘Shapurji Saklatvala and Irish Labour, 1920-1936’, S31, pp. 19- People’s History Museum. ‘Manchester museums’, S27, 17 24 Yeates, Pádraig. ‘The ‘Secret Service Unit’ of Michael Collins in the trade union Devine, Francis. ‘British plans to raid Liberty Hall in 1916’, S32, 87-88 movement’, S39, `126-127 Devine, Francis. ‘‘Casey’! Will the real Walter Hampson please stand up?’, S33, 115-118 Articles Devine, Francis. ‘Jennie Shanahan: an appreciation by Louie Bennett’, S36, 137- Alexander, Chloe. ‘Scottish responses to the 1913 Lock-out & the 1916 Easter 140 Rising’, S41, 269-277 Devine, Francis. ‘Fondly remembered: the James Connolly Labour College & Ayres, Margaret. ‘Equal pay for women: words not deeds?’, S36, 89-98 Malcolm MacColl, 1938-1955’, S42, 154-158 Borgonovo, John. ‘‘A Soviet in embryo’: Cork’s food crisis & the People’s Food Downing, Eugene. ‘Moss Twomey’, S27, 15 Committee, 1917-1918’, S34, 21-28 Frow, Ruth. ‘The Working Class Movement Library’, S26, 12 Breatnach, Colm. ‘Working class resistance in pre-Famine County Dublin: the Futter, Royston. ‘John B. Smethurst’, S36, 137 Dalkey quarry strikes of the 1820s’, S30, 9-19 Hanley, Brian. ‘Moss Twomey’, S27, 15 Brehony, Margaret. ‘Free labour and ‘whitening’ the nation: Irish immigrants in Hanley, Brian. ‘The IRA in the 1960s’, S33, 113-114 colonial Cuba’, S38, 7-18 Ireland, John de Coury. ‘Jim Kemmy’, S26, 12 Buckley, Sarah-Ann. ‘Child neglect, poverty and class: the NSPCC in Ireland, Ireland, John de Courcy. ‘Larkin and Russia’, S27, 15-16 1889-1939 – a case study’, S33, 57-70 Johnston, Roy. ‘The IRA in the 1960s’, S33, 113-114 Buckley, Sarah-Anne; Devine, Francis; Hanley, Brian. ‘Labour movement Lane, Fintan. ‘A response to Maura Cronin’, S27, 13 reactions to the 1916 Rising’, S41, 249-252 Lane, Fintan. ‘Connolly’s birthplace: his parents’ view’, S28, 23 Byers, Seán. ‘Seán Murray’s political apprenticeship: the making of an Irish re- Keable, Ken. ‘Connolly and Esperanto’, S26, 13-14; S27, 17 publican Bolshevik’, S37, 41-55 Kearns, Peter. ‘‘Red Robert’ McGrath: Newry socialist’, S27, 16-17 Byers, Seán. ‘Belfast Trades Council, the Easter Rising & the trade union politics Kinealy, Christine & MacAtasney, Gerard. ‘S.J. 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The ‘Incorruptible Inheritors of 1916’: the battle for ownership Ireland, 1945-1960’, S36, 89-98 of the 50th Anniversary of the Easter Rising’, S41, 33-42 Devine, Francis. ‘Hearing the children weeping’: Samuel Monro, 1846-1925, Hogan, John. ‘Locked out: the 1905 dispute between the Bricklayers’ Union President Belfast Trades Council & British Trades Union Congress’, S39, 5-19 (AGIBSLTU) and the Master Builders’ Association’, S33, 23-35 Devine, Francis. ‘The Catholic Workers’ College: some data from 1951-1961’, Hogan, John. ‘Payback: the Dublin bricklayers’ strike, 1920-1921’, S35, 23-33 S40, 83-88 Hogan, John & Murphy, Gary. ‘From guild to union: the evolution of the Dublin Devine, Francis. ‘Post Office workers & the Rising’, S41, 282-286 Bricklayers’ Society, 1670-1888’, S26, 17-24 Devine, Francis. 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See Kiely, Elizabeth. lege of Art & Design; GPO, Dublin; Knitting & Stitching Show, RDS’, S39, 115- Milne, Ida. ‘Gender, hierarchies and change: an oral history of Independent 116 Newspapers since the 1960s’, S39, 55-61 Byrne, Brendan. ‘May Day Seminar, Athy Community Arts Centre, 30 April-1 Odriscoll, Clodagh. See Elders, Marian. May, 2011’, S36, 124-125 Clancy, Mary. ‘‘Irish socialist lives’, Moore Institute, NUI Galway & Nun’s Is- Labour Lives land Theatre, Galway, 13-14 February, 2009’, S34, 141-142 Byrne, Brendan. ’14, Thomas Kain, 1886-1948’, S37, 99-101 Clancy, Sarah. ‘‘Arden at eighty’: Town Hall Theatre, Galway, 1 October, 2010’, Callan, Charles. ‘8, Peadar Macken, 1878-1916’, S31, 121-123 S35, 108-109 Clear, Catriona. ‘A century of trade unionism in Galway, Town Hall Theatre, Leane, Máire. See Kiely, Liz. Galway, 8 June, 2011’, S36, 125 Mannion, Pádraig. ‘Inaugural Mother Jones Festival, Cork City, 31 July-2 Au- Clear, Catriona. ‘International Chartist Conference, ‘Ireland and British Democra- gust, 2012’, S37, 133-135 cy’, NUI Galway, 4-5 July, 2014’, S39, 114-115 Matthews, Ann. ‘John Doherty School, Buncrana, 12-14 April, 2002’, S27, 132- Coates, Christine. ‘IALHI Conference 2003, Liberty Hall, Dublin, 3-6 September, 133 2003’, S28, 141-142 Meade, Rosie. ‘Culture, creativity & resistance: 4th William Thompson Weekend, Cole, Paddy. ‘Labour in 1915: On the Cusp of the Revolutionary Year’, ILHS Cork, 2-4 May, 2003’, S28, 142-143 Annual Conference, Liberty Hall, 9-11 October, 2015’, S41, 311-312 Meade, Rosie. ‘3rd World Social Forum’, Porte Alegre, Brasil, 23-28 January, Conneely, Martin. ‘Social Partnership in Ireland: Whose Social Partnership?’, 2003’, S28, 144-146 ILHS 26th Annual Conference, UCD, 15-16 October, 1999’, S25, 125 Meade, Rosie. ‘Class, politics and identity, 5th William Thompson Weekend, Crean, Tom. ‘The Relevance of James Connolly in the 21st Century, James Con- Cork, 30 April-2 May, 2004’, S29, 113-114 nolly Education Trust, Dublin, 21-22 April, 2001’, S26, 119-120 Murphy, Kevin. ‘IALHI Conference, ‘Global Collections on Labour History’, Cullinane, David. ‘The cause of labour: 1913 and beyond’, S38, 177-178 Edinburgh, 16-19 September, 2015’, S41, 312 Cunningham, John. ‘Conference commemorating the centenary of the birth of O’Connor, Emmet. ‘31st Annual Conference of the International Association of Robert M. Burke, Synod Hall, St Mary’s Cathedral, Tuam, 12-13 October, 2007’, Labour History Institutes, Oslo, 6-9 September, 2000’, S25, 126 S32 75-76 O’Connor, Emmet. ‘Writing Canadian Labour: Critical Perspectives, Peterbor- Cunningham, John. ‘May day Festival, Athy Community Arts Centre, Athy, ough, Ontario, 31 May-2 June, 2002’, S27, 135 County Kildare, 1 May, 2010’, S35, 107 O’Connor Lysaght, D.R. ‘Work in Progress, ILHS 27th Annual Conference, Cunningham, John. ‘Working Lives, 1893-1913’, National Photographic Archive, Dublin, 4 November, 2000’, S26, 115 Meeting House Square, Dublin, 24 October 1913=-31 March 2014’, S39, 113-114 Ó Drisceoil, Dónal. ‘Radical Traditions: Out of the Past, Into the Future: 1st Wil- Devine, Francis. ‘Representations of Working People in Drama & Documentary: liam Thompson Weekend School, Cork, 28-30 April, 2000’, S26, 117-118 ILHS 28th Annual Conference, 25-26 May, 2001’, S26, 115-117 Palmer, Bryan D. ‘23rd Annual North American Labour History Conference, th Devine, Francis. ‘James Connolly, 1868-1916, 90 Anniversary Conference, Wayne State University, Detroit, 18-20 October, 2001’, S27, 133-134 ILHS Annual Conference, 20-21 October, 2006, Liberty Hall, Dublin’, S31, 125- Palmer, Bryan D. ‘Making Social Movements: the British Marxist Historians & 127 the Study of Social Movements, Ormskirk, 26-28 June, 2002’, S27, 135-136 Higgins, Michael D. ‘Unveiling of a memorial sculpture to commemorate the Richardson, Fionnuala. ‘32nd Annual Conference of the International Association Wexford Lock Out of 1911-1912, The Faythe, Wexford, 12 May, 2012’, S37, 129 of Labour History Institutes (IALHI), Finland, 5-9 September, 2001’, S26, 117 -132 Richardson, Fionnuala. ‘IALHI Conference 2002, Stockholm, 4-7 September, th Kiely, Liz. ‘Earning and learning: women’s history network, 11 annual confer- 2002’, S28, 141 ence, London, 14-15 September, 2002’, S28, 144 Richardson, Fionnuala. ‘IALHI Conference, 2004, Nanterre/Roubaix/Paris, 8-11 Kiley, Liz & Leane, Máire. ‘Who’s Telling Tales? Oral History in Ireland Today, September, 2004’, S29, 113 Cork, 12 April, 2002’, S27, 131-132 Wall, Michael. ‘Wexford Foundry Workers – Men of Iron’: centenary Commem- Lane, Fintan. ‘Making the Links: 2nd William Thompson Weekend School, Cork, orative Seminar, Wexford, 4 February, 2012’, S37, 132-133 4-6 May, 2001’, S26, 118-119 Watts, Gerry. ‘British labour in twentieth century Ireland’, S38, 178 Lane, Fintan. ‘Reclaiming Democracy: 3rd William Thompson Weekend, Cork, 3 White, Matt. ‘Ireland & the Wobbly world’, ICHLC, 11-12 November, 2016’, -6 May, 2002’, S27, 131 S42, 161-162 Yeates, Pádraig. ‘SIPTU Centenary Concert, Liberty Hall, Dublin, 4 January, Bowman, Joseph S41, 253-258 2009; SIPTU Biennial Conference, Tralee, October 2009’, S34, 142-143 Boyd, Alexander S27, 94-95; S32, 5-16 Boyd, Andrew S37, 137-140 Subject Index – Persons Boyd, Joseph S35 37-46 Abraham Tennant, May S36, 99-101; S39, 5-19 Boyd, William ‘Billy’ S42, 75-85 ‘AE’ See Russell, George Boyle, Elizabeth S35, 111-116 Aherne, Billy S41, 59-67 Boyle, John W. S35, 111-116 Aiken, Frank S42, 7-17 Boyle, Thomas S41, 253-258 Allan, Robert S41, 249-252 Bradley, Sam S42, 55-64 Allberry, Hilda S38, 93-103 Brady, Christy S33, 133-134l S41, 25-30 Alexander, Gerry S38, 93-103 Brady, Paddy S41, 244-246 Anderson, Freddy S28, 7-8 Breslin, Seán S32, 107-108 Anketell, Thomas S37, 7-17 Briggs, Cyril Valentine S41, 83-94 Archbold, Brendan S40, 131-133 Brookfield, Percy S42, 158-160 Archer, Liam S41, 59-67 Browne, Bishop Michael S39, 21-31 Arden, John S35, 108-109 Browne, Nöel. S25, 13-16; S26, 85; S34, 63-83 Ashe, Thomas S41, 277-282, 286-291 Buckley, Dan S37, 41-55 Ashmore, Charlie S37, 41-55 Burke, Richard S41, 15-18 Askwith, Sir George S38, 63-70 Burke, R.M. Malachy S32, 75-76 Busteed, John S42, 154-156 Barker, Tom S42, 158-160 Butler, Mary E. S41, 69-74 Barr, Andy S29, 7-10; S38, 93-103; S41, 45-57 Byrne, Alfie S37, 75-83 Barry, Tadhg S33, 89-92; S42, 31-42 Byrne, Bernard C. S41, 59-67 Behan, Paddy S42, 163-164 Byrne, J. S41, 282-286 Bell, Elizabeth ‘Betty’ S37, 142-143 Byrne, James S41, 253-258 Bell, Michael S37, 142-143 Byrne, Jimmy S34, 63-83 Bell, Tom S37, 41-55 Byrne, Robert S42, 133-135 Bennett, Louie. S25, 98-100; S26, 79-80; S27, 77-80; S36, 137-141 Bernstein, Eduard S41, 125-138 Cahalan, Cissie S42, 55-64 Besant, Annie S41, 77-82 Callaghan, Paddy S38, 83-90 Bevan, Emrys S29, 10-11 Cama, Madame S41, 77-82 Binks, Harold S41, 45-57 Cameron, Sir Charles S37, 109-111 Bleakley, D.W. ‘David’ S42, 75-85 Campbell, D.R. ‘Davie’ S37, 31-39; S38, 119-129; S41, 45-57 Boran, Nixie S28, 23 Canavan, Joseph S40, 83-88 Bose, Sarat Chandra S41, 77-82 Canavan, Tom S34, 63-83 Bowman, Alexander S39, 5-19 Carbery, Ethna [Anna Johnston] S41, 69-74 Cardiff, Patrick S33, 133-134 Connolly, Roddy S28, 37-47; S30, 33-45; S33, 146-147; S36, 128-132; S37, 41- Carney, Jack S31, 129-131 55; S38, 31-41; S41, 33-42; S42, 107-114 Carney, Winifred. S26, 79-80; S41, 69-74, 232-233 Connolly, Ross M. S36, 128-132; S41, 18-20 Carlin, Terry S28, 9-12 Connolly, Seán (Irish Citizen Army) S37, 99-101; S41, 95-100, 223-224 Carr, Denis S39, 107-108 Connors, Johnny S41, 59-67 Carrigan, Charles S41, 265-269 Conway, Barney S31, 129-131 Carruthers, Hack S38, 150-152 Conway, Kit S25, 17 Casement, Sir Roger S41, 83-94, 125-138 Coogan, Áine S41, 21-24 ‘Casey’ S33, 115-118 Cooney, Áine S41, 59-67 Casey, Maurice S42, 148-153 Cooney, Eileen S41, 59-67 Cave, William S37, 19-29 Cooney, Lily S41, 59-67 Ceannt, Éamonn [Edward Kent] S41, 277-282 Corcoran, James S41, 304-309 Clarke, Isabella S42, 19-30 Corish, Brendan S39, 33-43 Clarke, Philip S42, 133-135 Corish, Richard S37, 129-132, 132-133; S39, 33-43 Clarkson, J.D. [Jesse Dunsmore] S42, 117-120 Corish Wylde, Helen S40, 89-91 Cluskey, Frank S41, 241-242 Corkery, Daniel S38, 43-49 Coates, Mrs S41, 69-74 Cosgrove, Marcella S41, 69-74 Cochrane, Paddy S35 37-46 Costello, Séamus S35, 49-65; S38, 83-90 Collins, Michael. S39, 126-127; S41, 203-214 Cousins, James S41, 69-74, 77-82 Connell, Jim S27, 91-92 Cousins, Margaret S26, 83-84; S41, 77-82 Connolly, James. S25, 29-42, 91-92, 103-106; S26, 13-14, 71-74, 89-90, 119-120; Courtney, Bernard S41, 304-309 S27, 17, 43-54, 103-108; S28, 23, 125-135; S29, 98-100; S30, 21-31, 73-81; S31, Courtney, Daniel S41, 304-309 75-83, 85-89, 125-127; S32, 109-110; S33, 133-134; S34, 135-138; S36, 122-123, Cowan, Esther S41, 18-20 128-132; S37, 129-132, 132-133; S38, 31-41, 63-70, 119-129, 152-153, 159-163; Coyle, Paddy S38, 83-90 S39, 91-93, 103-104; S41, 3-5, 25-30, 33-42, 45-57, 69-74, 125-138, 139-144, Coyle, Thomas S42, 31-42 203-214, 214-222, 226-229, 229, 231-232, 234-235, 236-238, 238, 249-252, 253- Coyne, Edward S39, 45-53; S40, 83-88 258, 262-265, 269-277, 298-304; S42, 43-52, 129-130 Cox, Redmond S41, 235-236 Connolly, Fiona S39, 91-93 Craven, Thomas S41, 298-304 Connolly, George S41, 95-100 Crawford, Lindsay S27, 31-42; S30, 85-96; S32, 5-16 Connolly, Joseph S41, 95-100 Crean, Eugene S37, 19-29 Connolly, Kathleen S41, 95-100 Crothers, Christy S41, 95-100 Connolly, Lillie S38, 31-41 Cullen, Jimmy S30, 107-108 Connolly, Matthew S41, 95-100 Cunnigham Grahame, R.B. S42, 99-101 Connolly, Michael S41, 95-100 Cunow, Heinrich S41, 125-138 Connolly, Mina S38, 31-41 Connolly, Nora, S38, 31-41 Daly, Miriam S27, 101-102 Daly, P.T. S37, 31-39, 129-132, 132-133; S38, 119-129, 163-168; S41, 95-100, Dowling, Francis S37, 7-17 253-258 Downing, Eugene S28, 12-14 Daly, To, S41, 304-309 Dowling, John S31, 27-42 Davis, Brigid S41, 69-74 Doyle, Bob S29, 102-104; S31, 103-104; S34, 123-124 Davis, Murray S39, 5-19 Doyle, Gerard S41, 244-246 Davitt, Michael. S25, 19-26; S27, 91, 92-93; S28, 25-36, 112-113; S33, 143; S35, Doyle, Rita S39, 55-61 124-126; S36, 122-123; S37, 19-29; S39, 87-88; S42, 99-101 Doyle, Vinnie S39, 55-61 Day, Robert ‘Bob’ S42, 31-42 Duffy, ‘Captain’ James S37, 7-17 Deasy, Joseph S33, 133-134; S38, 181-185; S39, 126 Duffy, Luke J. S41, 258-265 Deasy, Richard ‘Dick’ S42, 7-17 Dunne, Andy S41, 95-100 de Brún, Seasamh S42, 133-135 Dwan, John S39, 107-108 de Coeur, Robert S41, 304-309 De Leon, Daniel S38, 31-41 Earley, Packie S34, 63-83 Denn, William ‘Bill’ S37, 41-55 Edwards, Bobbie S38, 93-103 Dermody, Tony S29, 12-13 Edwards, Frank S38, 93-103 De Roiste, Liam S42, 31-42 Egan, Michael S37, 19-29; S41, 252-253 De Rossa, Proinsias – S35, 49-65 Egan, Patrick S41, 59-67 Desmond, Barry. S26, 85-86; S34, 181; S39, 107-108 Emmet, Robert S28, 99-105 Despard, Charlotte S29, 45-55; S38, 93-103, 173-176; S41, 77-82 Enright, Michael S37, 129-132, 132-133; S40, 89-91 Despard, Edward Marcus S30, 115-116 Farren, Thomas S41, 253-258 de Valera. Éamon S26, 62-66; S37, 73-85 Fearon, James. S26, 79-80; S27, 16-17; S38, 42-49 Devine, Francis S40, 83-88 Featherston-Haugh, James S37, 7-17 Devlin McAliskey Bernadette S37, 103-104 Ferguson, John S25, 19-26 Devlin, Joseph. S26, 61-66; S32, 5-16; S37, 19-29, 31-39 Fitt, Gerry S32, 83-84; S41, 45-57; S42, 75-85 Devlin, Paddy S25, 9-11; S34, 117-121; S42, 75-85 Fitzpatrick, Andrew S41, 282-286 Dillon, John S37, 19-29, 31-39 Fitzpatrick, Martin S39, 55-61 Dimanov, Sergei S42, 148-150 Fitzpatrick, Thomas S40, 122-123 Doherty, John S27, 132-133 Flahive, Jack S39, 98-100 Doherty, John F. S42, 55-64 Flood, Finbarr S38, 150-152 Doherty, Michael S41, 304-309 Flynn, Elizabeth Gurley S42, 161-162 Donnelly, Francis S38, 83-90 Foran, Thomas S30, 99-100; S33, 37-54; S38, 119-129; S41, 253-258 Donoghue, Tom S41, 95-100 Ford, Patrick S38, 137-139 Dooley, Séamus S39, 55-61 Foreman, William S26, 80-81 Doolin, Dermot S38, 93-103 Fowler, Joseph S41, 77-82 Dorricott, Jack S42, 154-156 Fox, James S41, 304-309; S42, 133-135 Douglas, John S39, 5-19 Franks, Suzanne S39, 55-61 Freeland, James S33, 37-54 Haigh, Beatrice ‘Betty’ S31, 8-14 ffrench-Mullen, Madeleine S41, 69-74 Halley, Victor S41, 45-57 Frow, Ruth S33, 107-118 Halls, Walter S30, 21-31 Funge, Patrick S27, 9-10 Hampson, Walter See ‘Casey’ Furlong, Andy S41, 298-304 Hanratty, John S40, 105-109 Harkin, Nora S38, 93-103 Galway, Mary. S26, 83-84 Harris, Mary See Mother Jones Gamble, John S37, 116-118 Harrison, Sarah Cecilia S42, 65-74 Garland, Seán S35, 49-65; S38, 83-90 Harrison, Hubert H. S41, 83-94 Garvey, Marcus Mosiah S41, 83-94 Harrison, Thomas S39, 5-19 George, Henry S25, 19-26; S42, 99-101 Hart, Charles S28, 112 Geraghty, Hugh S32, 79-82 Harte, Jack S38, 150-152 Gifford, Nellie S41, 69-74 Haslam, Anna S28, 113-114; S42, 65-74 Gifford, Sidney [‘John Brennan’] S41, 69-74 Haslam, Thomas S28, 113-114 Gilhooley, James S37, 19-29 Hedley, John ‘Jack’ alias Seán O’Hagan S31, 27-42 Gilmore, George S26, 61-66; S41, 59-67 Hegarty, Seán S41, 265-269 Gilroy, Jak S39, 55-61 Hehir, Hugh S41, 298-304 Gonne MacBride, Maud 73-83; S41, 69-76, 77-82 Henderson, Frank S41, 298-304 Good, Joe S41, 298-304 Higgins, Michael D. S41, 311-312 Good, John S41, 252-253; S42, 31-42 Hill [Hägglund/Hillstrom], Joe S41, 298-304 Goold-Verschoyle, Brian S32, 107-108 Hilliard, Reverend Robert Martin S31, 55-62 Gore-Booth, Eva S29, 79-81; £38, 141-142, 173-176; S41, 238-239 Hodnett, Peter S37, 129-132 Gordon, Dawdon S41, 45-57 Hogan, James S27, 96 Gordon, Nellie S26, 79-80 Holohan, Gary S41, 95-100 Gorter, Hermann S30, 103-113 Houston, James S42, 55-64 Goulding, Cathal S35, 49-65; S38, 83-90 Howlin, Brendan S39, 33-43 Grady, Claire S39, 55-61 Howlin, John S39, 33-43 Gray, Malachy S41, 45-57 Humphreys [Humphries], Sighle S36, 27-35; S41, 59-67 Gray, Thomas S41, 277-282 Hunter, George S39, 107-108 Greaves, C. Desmond S41, 33-42, 139-144; S42, 43-52 Huston, Cloyce C. S42, 7-17 Grenna, Julia S41, 69-74 Hutchinson, Thomas S41, 277-282 Griffiths, Arthur S38, 119-129 Hynes, Margaret S40, 89-91 Grimley, Ellen. S26, 79-80 Hynes, Michael S40, 89-91 Gurley Flynn, Elizabeth S42, 161-162 Hynes, Thomas ‘Tom’ S41, 277-282 Hackett, Dora S41, 69-74 Inkpen, Albert S42, 107-114 Hackett, Rosie S33, 133-134; S41, 25-30, 69-74, 240-241 Ireland, Betty see Haigh, Beatrice Krassin, Leonid S42, 107-114 Ireland, John de Courcy S31, 8-14 Kyle, Sam S41, 45-57; S42, 7-17, 154-158

Jacob, Rosamund. S26, 82-84; S36, 113-114 Lalor, James Fintan S31, 102-103 Johnson, Marie S34, 113-114 Larkin, Delia S31, 129-131; S36, 19-25; S41, 69-74 Johnson, Thomas S29, 100-101; S34, 113-114; S37, 31-39; S38, 119-129, 163- Larkin, Denis S41, 18-20 168; S41, 45-57, 249-252, 253-258; S42, 107-114 Larkin, James [1874-1947]. S26, 14-15, 71-74; S27, 15-16; S28, 3-4, 14-16; S28 Johnston, Anna [Ethna Carbery] S41, 69-74 25-36, 116-117, 125-133; S29, 98-100; S30, 21-31, 73-81; S31, 8-14, 19-24, 129- Johnston, Roy H.W. S31, 55-62; S35, 49-65; S38, 83-90; S41, 3-42 131; S32, 5-16; S33, 133-134; S37, 31-39, 41-55, 122-124; S38, 43-49, 51-60, 63 Johnston, Thomas S39, 5-19; S42, 121-124 -70, 93-103, 119-129, 131-133,19-144, 147-148, 152-155, 159-163; S39, 100- Jones, James Larkin ‘Jack’ S34, 125-127 101, 101-103, 103-104, 104-106, 107-108, 115-116; S40, 19-29, 31-42; S41, 69- Joyce, John V. S41, 59-67 74, 269-277; S42, 31-42, 127-128 Larkin, James Junior [1904-1969] S33, 133-134; S37, 41-55; S38, 150-152; S42, Kain, Thomas S37, 99-101 7-17 Kautsky, Karl S41, 125-138 Larkin, James, [1936-2000] S25, 11-13 Kavanagh, Ernest S38, 145 Laverty, Maura S28, 90-97 Kavanagh, Séamus S41, 95-100 Lawlor, George S38, 93-103 Kearney, Neil S34, 129-131 Lawlor, John S41, 253-258 Kearns, Linda S37, 55-70 Lawlor, Thomas S41, 253-258 Keating, Justin S35, 100-102 Lea, Florence S42, 19-30 Kelleher, Jeremiah S37, 19-29 Leahy, Thomas S41, 298-304 Kelly, James Plunkett S28, 14-16 Lee, Edward S39, 103-104 Kemmy, Jim S25, 95-96; S26, 12; S27. 14; S31, 8-14; S41, 15-18; A41, 244-246 Lee, Laurie S29, 102-104 Kennedy, Norman S42, 7-17 Lemass, Seán S41, 33-42 Kenny, James S41, 59-67 Leo XIII, Pope S42, 143-148 Kenny, Seán [Seán Ó Ceannaigh] S39, 21-31 Lenin, V.I. S30, 33-45, 103-113; S38, 119-129; S42, 107-114 Kenny, Thomas ‘Tom’ S41, 258-263 Levitas, Maurice. S26, 7-9 Kernoff, Harry S38, 93-103 Lipper, Mick S41, 15-18 Kent, Edmund S39, 45-53 Litvinov, Maxim S42, 107-114 Kerney, L.H. ‘Leopold’ S37, 73-83 Loach, Ken S31, 107-109 Kiely, D.F. S37, 19-29 Logue, William S42, 55-64 Kiernan, Esmond S42, 158-160 Lynch, Diarmuid S41, 59-67 King, Martin S41, 282-286 Lynch, Éamonn S42, 154-158 Kinneally, Wiliam S42, 31-42 Lynch, Finian S41, 286-291 Kirwan, Claire S39, 55-61 Lynch, Gilbert S37, 121-122; A41, 235-236 Kirwan, Kate S41, 21-24 Lynch, Jack S34, 171-173; S41, 33-42 Lynch, Patrick S41, 252-253; S42, 31-42 Mac Giolla, Tomás S35, 49-65; £36, 127-128; S38, 83-90 Lynn, Kathleen S26, 83-84; S32, 100-101; S41, 69-74 McGirl, John Joe S38, 83-90 Lyon, Hugh S41, 249-252 McGonagle, Stephen. S26, 79-80; S27, 13, 90-91 McGrath, Frank S42, 135-137 McAliskey, Bernadette Devlin S37, 103-104 McGrath, John ‘Jack’ S31, 27-42 McAllister, Bernard S41, 101-109 McGrath, ‘Red Robert’ ‘McGrathovic’ S27, 16-17 McAllister, Dan S42, 154-158 McGuffin, John S28, 17-18 McAlpine, Éamonn S42, 107-114 McGuinness, Charles John ‘Nomad’ S28, 117-118 McArdle, Dorothy S33, 142 McGurran, Malachy S38, 83-90 McAteer, John S42, 7-17 McHugh, Edward S25, 19-26; S30, 118-119; S42, 99-101 McAteer, Seán S32, 107-108 McIldoon, Douglas S42, 75-85 MacBride, John S41, 277-282 McInerney, Michael S37, 41-55 MacBride, Maud Gonne 73-83 McLoughlin, Seán S37, 41-55, 122-124; S42, 107-114 McCarron, James S37, 31-39; S42, 55-64 McIntyre, Patrick S33, 37-54 McCarthy, Charles S40, 93-103 McKay, Claude Valentine S41, 83-94 McCarthy, Dan S41, 101-109 McKenna, Liam S39, 45-53; S40, 83-88 McCarthy, Justine S39, 55-61 McKeown, Michael S39, 5-19, 87-88 McCarthy, Michael S41, 253-258 Maclean, John S41, 222652-269, 269-277 MacCaughey, Seán S41, 45-57 McLean, Sorley S41, 236-238 McCogan, Paddy S41, 59-67 McMahon, Frederick S35, 37-46 McColgan, Kathleen S35, 37-46 McMahon, Peadar S41, 59-67 MacColl, Malcolm S42, 154-158 McManus, Hugh S39, 5-19 McCormack, Inez S38, 185-188 McMillen, Liam ‘Billy’ S38, 83-90; S41, 45-57 McCormack, James S42, 133-135 McMullen, William ‘Billy’ S26, 80-81; S41, 45-57 McCullough, W.H. ‘Billy’ S41, 45-47 McNamara, Ross S41, 69-74 Mac Curtáin, Tomás S42, 31-42 McNaught, Michael S42, 55-64 MacDermott, Seán S41, 265-269, 277-282 McNulty, J. S42, 154-158 Mac Diarmada, Seán S41, 265-269, 277-282 Mac Partlin, Thomas S41, 253-258 McDonagh, Joseph S42, 133-135 McQuaid, Archbishop John S34, 63-83; S39, 21-31 McDonagh, Martin [‘Mairtín Mór] S41, 2258-265 McQuillan, Angela S38, 93-103 McDonald, Austin S41, 95-100 McQuillan, Jack S34, 63-83 McElborough, Robert S27, 94-95 Mac Stiofáin, Seán S35, 49-65; S38, 83-90 McEntee, Seán S34, 171-173 MacSwiney, Terence S41. 83-94 McGallogly, John S41, 265-269 Mac Thomáis, Éamonn S41, 33-42 Mac Giollarnáith, Seán S41, 265-269 McVea. Emily S42, 19030 McGhee, Richard. S25, 19-26; S28, 25-36; S42, 99-101 Macken, Peadar S31, 121-122; S41, 253-258 Madden, Claire S38, 173-176 Mother Jones [Mary Harris] S37, 133-135 Maguire, Thomas S33, 37-54 Moynihan, Michael S33, 133-134 Maguire, Tom S41, 59-67 Moynihan, M. S41, 277-282 Mahaffy, J.P. S41, 286-291 Mulholland, John S41, 265-269 Maher, Mary S39, 55-61 Mullin, James S27, 91 Maher, Pauline S39, 55-61 Mortished, R.J.P. S32, 45-48 Mahon, Catherine S41, 286-292 Mulcahy, Richard S41, 59-67, 282-286 Malone, Paddy S39, 98-100 Mulhall, Elizabeth ‘Lizzie’ S41, 69-74 Mallin, Michael S33, 133-134; S41, 234-235, 253-258 Mullen, Michael S42, 87-98 Mallin, Thomas S33, 133-134 Mulligan, Edward S42, 7-17 Maloney, William S37, 7-17 Murphy, Dominick F. S34, 127-128 Mangan. Henry S41, 277-282 Murphy, Jack S34, 63-83 Manning, Brian S29, 14-15 Murphy, John S39, 5-19 Mannix, Daniel S42, 1580160 Murphy, Pat S35, 102-105 Markievicz, Constance S33, 37-54, 133-134; S41. 69-74, 231-232, 253-258, 265- Murphy, Thomas S42, 31-42 269, 294-298 Murphy, William Martin S38, 51-60, 131-133; S40, 19-29 Marx, Karl S25, 89-90; S41, 125-138 Murray, Seán S28, 121-122; S37, 41-55; S39, 21-31; S42, 138-139 Meade, Tony S38, 83-90 Melia, James S37, 7-17 Nannetti, J.P. S28, 25-36 Mellone, Dora S42, 19-30 Nehru, Pandit S41, 77-82 Mellows, Liam S41, 253-258, 258-265 Neilan, P.J. S37, 19-29 Merrigan, Matt S25, 13-16; S41, 244 Nettleton, John S33, 103-106 Merrigan, Tommy S41, 59-68 Nevin, Donal S39, 119-122 Mellows, Liam S37, 41-55 Nicholls, Henry ‘Harry’ S41, 277-282 Milligan, Alice S41, 69-74 Nolan, Michael S42, 133-135 Milne, Ewart S35, 37-46 Nolan, Seán ‘Johnny’ S34, 63-83; S38, 93-103 Mitchell, Joseph S39, 5-19 Noonan, Robert See Robert Tressell Molloy, Michael J. S33, 133-134; S41, 25-30 Norton, William S25, 57-65; S27, 54-64; S39, 21-31; S41, 45-57, 230-231, 282- Molony, Helena S26, 83-84; S41, 69-74, 233-234 286 Monro, Samuel S39, 5-19 Norway, A, H. S41, 282-286 Mooney, Johnny S34, 63-83 Noyk, Michael S41, 101-109 Moore, Christy S26, 86-87 Ó Brádaigh, Ruairí S35, 49-65; S38, 83-90 Moran, Patrick S39, 103-104 O’Brennan, Kathleen M. S42, 65-74 Morgan, Murtagh S41, 45-57; S42, 154-158 Ó Bríain, Liam [William O’Brien] S33, 133-134; S41, 25-30 Morrin, Paddy S41, 265-269 O’Brien, Art S41, 77-82; S42, 121-124 Morrison, George S41, 33-42 O’Brien, Conor Cruise S34, 155-163 O’Brien, Denis Luarence S41, 59-67 O’Hagan, Seán See Hedley, Jack O’Brien, May S39, 107-108 O’Halloran, William S41, 258-265 O’Brien, P.J. S42, 154-158 O’Hegarty, P.S. S41, 282-286 O’Brien, Séamus S31, 27-42 O’Higgins, Brian S41, 59-67 O’Brien, William S28, 37-47; S32, 102-103; S37, 31-59; S38, 119-129, 163-168, O’Higgins, Kevin S40, 31-42 152-153; S40, 31-42; S41, 45-57, 214-22, 253-258; S42, 107-114 O’Kelly, Michael S41, 95-100 O’Brien, William [UIL] S37, 19-29 O’Leary, Michael S31, 14-16 O’Callaghan, Dónal S42, 31-42 O’Lehane, Michael S37, 31-39; S41, 253-258; S42, 43-52, 65-74 O’Carroll, Richard S41, 253-258, 293 O’Lyhane, Con S37, 19-29; S38, 43-49 O’Casey, Seán S31, 129-131; S35, 69-85; S38, 93-103 O’Malley, Des S41, 15-18 Ó Conaire, Pádraic S33, 137-138 O’Malley, Ernie S41, 59-67 O’Connell, Daniel S29, 67-76 O’Malley, George S42, 87-98 O’Connell, Joan S39. 83-85 Ó Maoláin, Michael S39, 101-103 O’Connell, T.J. S29, 33-41 O’Meara, Liam S34, 63-83 O’Connor, Arthur S27, 83-84 O’Neill, Brendan S39, 107-108 O’Connor, Feargus S29, 67-76; S30, 117-118 O’Neill, James S41, 95-100 O’Connor, M.J. S31, 27-42; S42, 43-52 O’Neill, Norah S28, 19-21 O’Connor, Patsy S41, 294-298 O’Neill, Terence S42, 87-98 O’Connor, T.P. S28, 25-36 O’Rahilly, Alfred S39, 45-53; S42, 154-156 O’Curry, Peadar S39, 21-31 O’Reilly, T.J. S39, 5-19 O’Daire, Paddy. S26, 11 O’Reilly, Tony S39, 55-61 O’Doherty, Finbar S38, 83-90 Ó Ríain, Pádraig S41, 294-298 O’Doherty, Michael S41, 95-100, 304-309 O’Riordan, Michael S29, 102-104; S31, 5-8; S38, 93-103, 181-185; S39, 21-31; O’Donnell, Blanca Duchess of Tetuán S37, 73-85 S41, 33-42 O’Donnell, Nicholas S42, 159-161 O’Shannon, Cathal S25, 17; S36, 137-141; S38, 152-153; S41, 258-265; S42, 107 O’Donnell, Peadar S25, 79-83; S26, 79-80; S27, 77-80; S37, 41-55; S42, 55-64, -114 107-114, 135-137 Ó Tuathail, Séamus S38, 83-90 O’Donoghue, Florence S41, 59-67; S42, 31-42 Ogle, Brendan S29, 105 O’Donoghue, Tom S41, 258-265 Oman, William ‘Billy’ S33, 133-134; S41, 25-30, 59-67, 95-100 O’Donovan Rossa, Jeremiah S38, 137-139 Ontiveros, Juan Garcia S37, 73-83 O’Dowd, John Joseph S28, 18-19 Ormsby, Ruth S35, 37-46 O’Duffy, Éoin S37, 73-83 Owens, Evelyn S36, 133-136 O’Farrell, Elizabeth S41, 69-74 O’Farrell, Séamus S32, 77-78 Paisley, Ian S42, 75-85 O’Flaherty, Liam S39, 21-32; S42, 148-150 Pandit, Vijaya Lakshmi S41, 77-82 O’Grady, James Standish S28, 114-115 Pannekoek, Anton S30, 103-113 Parr, Liam S41, 235-236 Russell, Seán, S41, 59-67 Partridge, William P. S29, 93-94; S41, 252-253; S42, 43-52 Russell, Thomas S28, 99-105 Patel, V.J. S41, 77-82 Ryan, Desmond S41, 33-42, 77-82 Pearse, Pádraig S41, 77-82, 103-114, 298-304 Ryan, Emmett S41, 244-246 Perolz, Marie S41, 69-74 Ryan, Frank S28, 118; S29, 102-104; S37, 41-55, 73-83; S41, 244-246 Plant, George S41, 59-67 Ryan, Joe S41, 244-246 Plunkett, George S41, 59-67, 265-269 Ryan, Mick S38, 83-90 Plunkett, Jack S41, 59-67 Prendergast, Frank S41, 15-18 Saklatvala, Shapurji S29, 45-55; S31, 19-24; S41, 77-82; S42, 121-124 Price, Éamonn S41, 277-282 Saurin, Charles S41, 298-304 Price, Margaret S37, 55-70 Savage, Jim S30, 7 Price, Michael S28, 37-47 Sayee, P.S.T. S41, 77-82 Pringle, James M. S35, 87-90 Schippel, Max S41, 125-138 Purdie, Bon S40, 129-131 Scott, Brendan S38, 93-103 Scullin, Frank S41, 265-269 Quinn, Jim S41, 18-20 Sexton, James S32, 5-16 Quinn, Ruairí S20, 125-126 Shanahan, Jennie S36, 137-141; S41, 69-74 Sheahan, Thomas S27, 13, 90-91 Ramsay, George S341, 286-292 Sheehan, Daniel Desmond ‘D.D.’ S37, 19-29 Reader, Séamus S41, 265-269 Sheehy-Skeffington, Francis S20, 109-111; S40, 19-29; S41, 69-74 Redmond, James ‘Jack’ S33, 37-54; S39, 123-124; S41, 21-24 Sheehy-Skeffington, Hanna. S26, 83-84; S29, 109-111; S41, 69-74, 77-82, 238- Redmond, John S37, 19-29, 31-39 239, 269-277; S42, 65-74 Redmond, Seán S39, 123-124; S41, 21-24 Sheehy-Skeffington, Owen S29, 109-111; S31, 111-118 Redmond, Tom S39, 123-124; S41, 21-24 Shelly, Seán S37, 41-55 Reynolds, Percy S41, 294-298 Shields, Arthur S41, 223-224 Ridgeway, Charles S42, 55-64, 135-137 Simpson, Vivian S42, 75-85 Ridgeway, Harry S41, 298-304 Sinclair, Betty S38, 93-103; S41, 45-57 Robbins, Frank S41, 3-42, 95-100; S42, 154-156 Skinnider, Margaret S41, 95-100, 199-201, 223-224, 265-269 Roberts, Ruaidhrí S42, 7-17 Slatter, Henry S39, 5-19 Robinson, Joe S41, 265-269 Sloan, Thomas S32, 5-16 Robinson, Séamus S41, 265-269 Smart, Thomas S41, 95-100 Rock, Captain S29, 93-94; S36, 116-117 Smethurst, John B. S35, 97-100; S36, 137 Roe, Billy S41, 59-67 Smithson, Annie S37, 55-70 Rooney, Judith S41, 69-74 Spain, George S40, 31-42 Rory of the Hills S37, 7-17 Spring, Dick S28, 119-120 Routledge, Florence S39, 5-19 Stack, Austin S42, 43-52 Russell, George S29, 97-98 Staines, Michael S41, 59-67 Walshe, Joseph P. S37, 73-85 Stalin, Joseph S32, 107-108 Ward, John S39, 5-19 Starkie, May C. S41, 286-291 Wheatley, John S41, 265-269, 269-277; S42, 121-124 Steiner, Herbert S26, 9-10 White, Captain Jack S26, 80-81; S30, 121-123; S38, 159-162; S40, 45-56; S41, Stephenson, Eva S38, 173-176 226-229 Stewart, James S39, 125 Wicks, Arthur ‘Neal’ S41, 298-304 Stewart, Robert ‘Bob’ S37, 41-55 Wicks, Harry S37, 41-55 Swift, John S34, 176-177; S38, 93-103 Wigham, Cuthbert S35, 37-46 Wilson, Desmond ‘Des’ S42, 87-98 Tallon, Christopher S41, 298-304 Woods, Mollie S41, 77-83 Taplin, E.L. ‘Eric’ S38, 185-188 Woulfe, Jim S41, 244-246 Taylor, Mervyn S41, 15-18 Wyse Power, Jenny S41 69-74 Tennant, May Abraham S36, 99-101

Thompson, Dorothy S37 140-142 Yajnik [Yagnik], I.K. ‘Indulal Kanaiyalal] S41, 77-82 Thompson, Edward ‘E.P.’ S37, `140-142 Thompson, William S26, 117-118, 118-119; S27, 131; S28, 142-143; S29, 113- Subject Index – Events, Organisations, Phenomena, Places 114 Aberdeen – S41, 189-194 Thornley, David S34, 175-176 Aíltirí na hAiséirghe – S34, 182-184 Thornton, Brigid Lyons S41, 59-67 Agrarian violence – S37, 7-17; S38, 135-136, 136-137 Thornton, Michael [Micheál Ó Droighnáin] S41, 286-291 Agricultural labourers – S26, 3-4, 89-90, 91-99; S27, 91, 92-93; S28, 79-89; S29, Tipping, H.J. S41, 282-286 57-65, 93-94, 94-95; S35, 107; S36, 116-117; S37, 7-17; S38, 135-136, 137-138; Tone, Theobald Wolfe S42, 129-130 S39, 87-88; S40, 7-17, 115-117, 117-118, 126-127 Toomey, Joseph S33, 37-54 Amalgamated Engineering Union (AEU) – S32, 79-82 Torley, John S25, 19-26 Amalgamated Musicians’ Union (AMU) – S39, 98-100 Traynor, Oscar S41, 298-304 Amalgamated Society of Carpenters & Joiners (ASCJ) – S39, 5-19; S42, 133-135 Treacy, Seán S41, 15-18 Amalgamated Society of Engineers (ASE) – S29, 96-97; S32, 79-82; S33, 37-54; Trench, Paddy S39, 21-31 S40, 120-121 Tressell, Robert S33 103-106; S34, 145-152 Amalgamated Society of House Decorators & Painters (ASHDP) – S25, 45-55 Turner, Cormac S41, 265-269 Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants (ASRS) – See National Union of Twomey, Moss S26, 53-6; S27, 150; S41, 59-67 Railwaymen Tyrrell, Peter S31, 111-118 Amalgamated Society of Tailors & Tailoresses (ASTT) – S37, 31-39

Upton, William S26, 89-90 Amalgamated Society of Woodworkers (ASW) – S42, 87-98 Amalgamated Transport & General Workers’ Union (ATGWU) – S25, 13-16; Verlon, Hilda S39, 21-31 S31, 45-53; S34, 173-174; S37, 121-122; S41, 244; S42. 97=98, 103-105, 154- 158 Walker, William S32, 5-16; S37, 31-39 American Federation of Labour – S38, 31-41; S42, 31-42 Walsh, J.J. S42, 31-42 American labour history – S27, 133-134, 135; S38, 31-41 Badges – S36, 137 American Longshoremen’s Union -# S42, 99-101 Bakers – S34, 176-177 American Socialist Party – S38, 31-41 Baldoyle – S42, 133-135 Amicus – S39, 5-19 Ballads – S26, 86-87; S28, 79-89 Anarchism – S30, 121-123; S38, 119-129; S40, 45-56; S41, 226-229 Balrothery Poor Law Union – S31, 104-105 Ancient Guild of Incorporated Brick & Stone Layers’ Trade Union (AGIBSLTU) Ballymena – S27, 19-29 – S26, 17-24; S33, 23-35 Bank officials – S27, 112-114 Ancient Order of Hibernians (AOH) – S40, 19-29 Banners – S37, 99-101 Anglican workers – S30, 61-71; S31, 55-62; S35, 23-33 Bartenders’ Association of Ireland – S25, 96 An Phoblacht – S37, 41-55 Beamish & Crawford – S42, 137-138 Anti-Communism – S39, 21-31 Beann na hÉireann – S41, 69-76 Anti-Semitism – S30, 121 Belfast – S25, 9-11; S25, 45-55; S26, 77-79, 79-80, 80-81; S27, 13-14, 73-76, 92- An tÓglách – S32, 51-62; S35, 49-65; S38, 83-90 93; S28, 119; S30, 121-123; S32, 5-16, 83-84; S37, 31-39, 137-140; S39, 5-19, Arbeiter-Zeitung – S41 125-138 119-122; S40, 103-104; S41, 14, 45-57, 189-194, 232-233; S42, 7-17 Archives – S25, 107, 108-111, 111-113; S26, 101, 101-102, 105-106, 106-107; Belfast & North of Ireland Power Loom Tenters’ Trade Union – S39, 5-19 S27, 109-112, 112-113, 113-114; S28, 135-138; S31, 3-4; 111-118; 129-131; Belfast Ironmoulders’ Society – S39, 5-19 S32, 69-71; S34, 117-121; S36, 121-122, 137; S38, 3-4, 163-168, 169-172, 173- Belfast Operative House & Ship Painters’ & Decorators’ Trade Union – S25, 45- 176; S41, 145-164, 165-168 55 Art – S37, 99-101, 129-132; S38, 145: S39, 95-96, 115-116 Belfast Trades Council – S32, 5-16; S37, 31-39, 137-140; S38, 119-129: S39, 5- Artisans – S26, 75-76 19; S41, 45-57; S42, 7-17 Assistant Clerks’ Association – S33, 7-21 Belfast United Trades Council – S39, 5-19 Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers & Firemen (ASLEF) – S42, 43-52 Belfast Typographical Society – S39, 5-19 Association of Executive Officers – S33, 7-21; S34, 41-60 Berehaven – S34, 7-18 Association of Irish Post Office Clerks (AIPOC) – S41, 230-231, 282-286 Berlin – S27, 113-114 Association of Irish Traditional Musicians (AITM) – S39, 98-100 B&ICO – see British & Irish Communist Organisation Association of Post Office Women Clerks – S33, 7-21 Bibliography – 1999-2000, S26, 121-126; 2001, S27, 137-140; 2002, S27, 147- Association of Secondary Teachers, Ireland (ASTI) – S29, 33-41; S34, 98-111; 149 S35, 121-122; S42, 124-125 Biography – S36, 119-121 Association of Staff Clerks & Other Civil Servants – S33, 7-21 Black workers – S41, 83-94 Association of Women Officers of the Local Authorities of Ireland (AWOLAI) – Bloody Sunday – S26, 11; S42, 87-98 S36, 133-136 Bolshevism – S30, 103-113; S38, 119-129; S42, 107-114 Asylum workers – 19-30Athy – S35, 107; S36, 124-125 Boole Library & Archives, Cork – S26, 105-106 Asylum Workers’ Association – 19-30 Boot & shoe workers – S37, 142-143 Australia – S41, 125-138; S42, 158-160 Borstal – S35, 122-124 Australian Worker – S41, 125-138; S42, 158-160 Bray – S29, 94-95; S36, 128-132; S41, 189-194 Austria – S41, 125-138 Bray & District Trades Council – S36, 128-132; S41, 189-194 Brewery workers – S25, 90-91; S42, 137-138 Christian Socialism – S32, 75-76 Bricklayers – S26, 17-24; S33, 23-35; S35, 23-33 CIÉ (Coras Iompair Éireann) – S25, 94-95; S29, 12-13 British & Irish Communist Organisation – S31, 8-14; S35, 102-105 Civil servants – S27, 121-129; S28, 19-21; S33, 7-21; S34, 41-60, 174-175; S35, British labour movement – S37, 119-121; S38, 51-60: S39, 5-19; S40, 120-121, 126-128; S41, 277-281, 282-286 127-128; S41, 235-236 Civil Service Alliance – S33, 7-21; S34, 41-60 British Labour Party – S25, 96-97; S32, 5-16; S37, 31-39; S38, 178; S41, 242- Civil Service Clerical Association (CSCA) – S27, 121-129; S33, 7-21; S34, 41- 243; S42, 75-85, 107-114, 121-124 60; S35, 87-90 British Socialist Party – S38, 51-60 Civil Service Federation (CSF) – S33, 7-21; S34, 41-60 British Trades Union Congress – see Trades Union Congress (TUC) Civil Service Representation Council (CSRC) – S34, 41-60 Building workers – S25, 45-55; S26, 17-24; S27, 87-88; S28, 63-76; S30, 47-57; Civil service trade unionism – S33, 7-21; S34, 41-60, 174-175; S41, 277-281, S33, 23-35; S34, 63-83, 175-176; S35, 23-33 282-286 Buncrana – S27, 132-133 Civil War – S34, 131-133 Bureau of Military History (BMH) – S41, 59-67, 145-164 Clann na Gael – S40, 117-118 Business archives – S36, 121-122 Clann na Poblachta – S27, 54-64; S39, 21-31 Bus workers – S25, 94-95; S31, 5-7 Clann na Talmhan – S2w7, 54-64 Butte-Silver Bow Public Archives – S25, 111-113 Clare – S41, 15-18; S42, 133-135 Clarkson, Jesse Dunsmore – S42, 117-120 Canada – S27, 135 Clarion Clubs – S38, 51-60 Canals – S36, 124-125; S37, 7-17 Class – S27, 85-87, 97-98; S30, 61-71; S31, 89-90; 97-98, 100-101; S32, 33-43, Car assembly – S39, 110-111 65-69; S33, 57-70, 73-88 Carters – S32, 5-16 Clerks – S42, 65-74 Cartoons – S37, 99-101; S38, 145; S40, 122-123 Clonmel – S37, 31-39 Catholic Herald – S42, 143-148 Clothing workers – S26, 79-80, 83-84; S27, 10-12, 19-29, 121-129 Catholicism – S25, 57-65; S26, 82-83; S27, 96; S29, 19-31; S34, 63-83; S37, 87- Coal – S37, 126-127 90: S39, 21-31, 33-43, 45-53, 96-98; S40, 19-29; S41, 269-277; S42, 143-148, Coalition – S27, 54-64; S31, 14-16 154-158,158-160 Colliers – S26, 27-34; S28, 23 Catholic Land Association – S42, 143-148 Comhaltas Ceoltoirí Éireann – S39, 98-100 Catholic Socialist Society – S41, 269-277 Comhar Céard Éireann – S36, 73-86 Catholic Social Teaching – S39, 21-31, 33-43, 45-53; S40, 19-29, 83-88 Comintern [Communist International] – S37, 41-55 Catholic Truth Society of Ireland – S39, 21-31 Commission on the Status of Women – S36, 133-136 Catholic Workers’ College – S39, 45-53; S40, 83-88; S42, 154-158 Cuba – S38, 7-18 Catholic Workingman – S41, 269-277 Communications Workers’ Union (CWU) – S41, 230-231 Catholic Young Men’s Society – S39, 21-31; S41, 195-198 Communism – S25, 79-83, 83-86; S26, 7-9, 14-15; S27, 96; S28, 12-14, 23, 37- Chartism – S29, 67-76; S30, 117-118; S37, 140-142: S39, 114-115 47, 118, 121-122; S29, 7-10, 45-55; S30, 7; 33-45, 73-81,103-113; S31, 5-7, 8- Children – S27, 94; S31, 111-118; S33, 57-70, 138-139, 145-146; S38, 131-133; 14, 19-24, 55-62, 103-104; S32, 19-31, 107-108; S33, 146-147; S34, 63-83; S35, S39, 96-98; S40, 111-112; S42, 125, 130-131 37-46; S37, 41-55, 121-122, 122-124; S38, 93-103, 153-155, 181-184; S39, 21- Cork Employers’ Federation – S38, 43-49; S42, 31-42 31, 122,124, 125; S40, 45-56; S41, 21-24, 45-57; S42, 107-114, 121-124, 138- Cork Harbour Soviet – S42, 31-42 139 Cork Labourers’ Society – S42, 31-43 Communist Party of Great Britain (CPGB) – S35, 37-46; S37, 41-55, 122-124; Cork Ratepayers’ Association – S37, 19-29 S40, 45-56; S41, 21-24, 77-82; S42, 107-114, 121-124, 138-139 Cork Trades Council – S34, 21-38; S37, 19-29; S38, 43-49; S41, 252-253; S42, Communist Party of Ireland (CPI) – S25, 79-83, 83-86; S26, 7-9, 14-15; S28, 12- 31-42, 154-158 14, 118, 135-139; S29, 7-10; S30, 7, 33-45; S31, 5-7, 8-14, 19-24, 55-62, 103- Cork United Trades Association – S37, 19-29 104; S32, 19-31, 107-108; S33, 146-147; S34, 63-83; S37, 41-55, 121-122, 122- Cork United Trades & Labour Council – S42, 31-42 124; S38, 93-103, 153-155, 181-184: S39, 21-31, 123-124, 125, 126; S41, 21-24, Cork Workingmen’s Association – S42, 31-42 45-57, 77-82; S42, 7-17, 65-74, 138-139 Coroners’ casebooks – S29, 95 Communist Party of Ireland Archives – S28, 135-139 Cost of living – S26, 37-50; S34, 21-38 Communist Party of Northern Ireland (CPNI) – S37, 41-55, 137-140; S42, 138- Court Laundry – S25, 94 139 Craft workers – S33, 23-35, 37-54; S34, 63-83 Conditions of Employment Act, 1936 – S36, 37-46 Craloe – S42, 133-135 Congress of Irish Unions (CIU) – S36, 73-86; S42, 7-17 Crime – S28, 111; S29, 95; S30, 116-117; S31, 111-118; S35, 122-124; S37, 127- Connacht Tribune – S35, 87-90 128; S41. 101-109,111-124 Connolly Association – S39, 21-31, 122-124; S41, 21-24 Crowds – S26, 78 Connolly Column – S25, 83-86, 125: S26, 7-9, 115-118; S27, 133-134; S28, 12- Culture – S35, 69-85; 108-109; S37, 99-101, 116-118, 129-132; S41, 189-194, 14, 118; S29, 102-104; S31, 5-7; 55-62, 103-104 203-214, 214-222, 223-224 Conferences – S25, 123-126; S26, 115-120; S27, 131-136; S28, 141-146; S29, Cumann na mBan – S41, 69-74, 101-109 113-115; 31, 125-127; S31, 125-127; S32, 75-76; S34, 141-143; S35, 107-109; Customs & Excise – S33, 7-21; S34, 41-60 S36, 124-125; S37, 129-132, 133-135; S38, 177-178; S39, 113-114, 114-116; Customs & Excise Association (C&EA) – S34, 41-60 S41, 311-312; S42, 161-162 Customs & Excise Federation (C&EF) – S34, 41-60 Congress of Irish Unions (CIU) – S34, 63-83; S42, 7-17 Conscription – S41, 101-110, 203-214, 231-232 Dáil Éireann – S42, 107-114Daily Herald – S38, 51-60, 63-70; S41, 125-138; Construction Corps – S32, 19-31 S42, 158-160 Construction workers – see building workers Dalkey – S29, 94-95; S30, 9-19 Cookstown – S27, 91 Decade of Commemorations – S37, 3-4 Cork – S25, 108-111; S26, 89-90, 105-106, 117-118, 118-119; S27, 13, 90-91; Democratic Labour Party (Australia) – S42, 158-160 S28, 118-119; S30, 118; S31, 5-7, 14-16; S33, 89-92, 140-142; S34, 7-18, 21-38, Democratic Left (DL) – S34, 163-169, 179-181; S36, 117-119l S40, 89-91 133-138; S37, 19-29, 133-135; S38, 19-30, 43-49, 105-118; S40, 124-126; S41, Democratic Socialist Party (DSP) – S25, 95-96; S26, 12; S31, 8-14 252-253; S42, 19-30, 31-42, 87-98, 137-138, 154-158 Derry – S26, 11, 79-80, 101-102, 115-120; S27, 10-12; S28, 49-60; S28, 118; Cork Archives Institute/Cork City & County Archives – S25, 108-111; S34, 118- S40, 119-120;m S42, 55-64, 87-98, 135-137 121 Derry Central Library – S26, 101-102 Cork Asylum Attendants’ Association – S38, 19-30 Derry Trades Council – S42, 55-64, 135-137 Cork Consumers’ League – S34, 21-38 Deserters – S41, 101-109, 111-123 Distillery workers – S42, 55-64 Dunne’s Stores Strike – S40, 131-133 Dissertations & theses – S25 123-125; S26, 110-113; S27, 117-120; S28, 139- 140; S31, 132-136 Easter Rising – S25, 91-92; S31, 75-83, 121-122; S32, 87-88; S35, 130-131; S41, Distributive workers – S42, 65-74 entire journal Dockers – S27, 43-54, 84-85; S31, 45-53; S32, 5-16; S38, 63-70; S39, 103-104; Economy – S37, 122-124, 126-127; S39, 108-110; S42, 7-17 S42, 103-105 Edinburgh – S41, 195-198, 238 Domestic workers – S29, 57-65; S37, 87-96 Education – S39, 5-19, 45-53 Donegal – S26, 79-80, 91-99; S27, 132-133 Eglinton Asylum Members’ Society – S38, 19-30 Drama – S27, 7-8, 9-10 Eighteen Forty-Eight [1848] and the Language of Politics – S25, 67-76 Drink – S25, 92-94, 96 Elections – S30, 124-125 Drogheda – S37, 142-143; S42, 133-135 Electrical Trades Union (ETU) – S33, 37-54 Dublin – S25, 45-55, 88-89, 92-94; S26, 17-24, 71-74; S27, 43-54; S28, 3-4, 14- Electricians’ Trade Union (Ireland) – S33, 37-54 16; S28, 25-36, 63-76; D31, 45-53, 104-105; S34, 63-84, 85-98; S35, 23-33; 49- Electrificiation – S28, 118 65; 102-105; S37, 109-111; S38, 51-60, 131-133, 143-144, 147-148, 149-150: Electricians – S33, 37-54 S39, 100-106; S40, 31-42; S41, 95-100, 101-111, 111-124, 253-257, 277-281; Electronic sources – S25, 120-122; S26, 107-110; S27, 114-117 S42, 19-30, 87-98, 150-152 El Socialista – S41, 125-138 Dublin & District Tramwaymen’s Union – S34, 173-174 Emergency, The – S36, 49-58 Dublin Building Trade Employers’ Association – S35, 23-33 Emergency law – S31, 101-102 Dublin Dance Band Association – S39, 98-100 Emigration – S25, 87-88, 96-97; S26, 76-77, 91-99; S27, 87-88; S29, 19-31, 101- Dublin Employers’ Federation – S38, 51-60 102; S33, 140; S34, 7-18, 63-83; S36, 61-70; S37, 87-96; S38, 7-18; S40, 127- Dublin Fire Brigade Men’s Union (DFBMU) – S41, 95-100 128 Dublin Housing Action Committee – S35, 49-65, 102-105 Employers – S33, 23-35 Dublin Metropolitan House Painters’ Trade Union (DMHPTU) – S25, 45-55; Encyclicals – S42, 143-138 S31, 121-122; S34, 175-176 Engineers – S32, 79-82; S33, 37-54 Dublin Metropolitan Police (DMP) – S41, 101-109, 111-123 Equality – S28, 19-21, 113-114, 115-116; S36, 73-86, 89-96, 109-111, 123-126 Dublin Municipal Officers’ Association (DMOA) – S41, 277-281 Equal pay – S36, 73-86, 89-96, 109-111, 123-126 Dublin Port & Docks Board – S38, 63-70; S42, 103-105 Esperanto – S26, 13-14; S27, 17, 95 Dublin Trades Council (DTC) – S28, 63-76; S31, 121-122; S34, 63-83; S38, 31- Establishment – S35, 120-121; S37, 116-118 41, 51-60, 63-70; S38, 31-41, 51-60, 63-70: S39, 5-19; S41, 21-24, 33-42, 253- European Economic Community (EEC) – S40, 93-103 257; S42, 87-98, 107-114, 163-164 European Productivity Agreement – S40, 93-103 Dublin Trades Council & Labour League – see Dublin Trades Council Fascism – S34, 183-184 Dublin Typographical Provident Society (DTPS) – S39, 5-19 Factories Acts – S29, 83-89; S31, 65-70; S36, 99-101 Dublin Unemployed Association – S34, 63-83 Factory Inspector – S36, 99-101 Dublin United Trades Council – see Dublin Trades Council Famine – S25, 29-42; S26, 79; S27, 13-14; S27, 73-76, 92-93; S30, 118 Dublin Workers’ Council – S33, 37-54 Farming – S33, 143-144; S40, 115-117 Dún Laoghaire [Kingstown] – S39, 103-104; S42, 140-141 Federation of Women Civil Servants – S33, 7-21 Glasgow – S27, 7-8, 84-85; S37, 41-55; S41, 189-194, 195-198, 199-201, 236- Federation of Women Clerks – S33, 7-21 238, 239, 265-269, 269-277; S42, 99-101 Federated Union of Employers (FUE) – S42, 7-17 Graphical, Paper & Media union (GPMU) – S39, 5-19 Federated Workers’ Union of Ireland (FWUI) – see WUI Great Southern & Western Railway – S37, 7-17; S42, 103-105 Feminism – S36, 27-36; S38, 146-147; S41, 238-239 Guinness – S25, 90-91; S38, 150-152 Fenianism – S32, 108-109; S37, 7-17; S38, 137-139 Hamburg – S26, 106-107 Fianna Fáil – S34, 171-173; S37, 122-124; S42, 7-17 Handloom weavers – S27, 19-29 Film – S26, 91-99, 115-117; S31, 107-109; £37, 103-104 Hammond Lane Foundry – S42, 150-153 FIM (International Federation of Musicians) – S39, 98-100 Hardiman Library, NUI Galway – S27, 109-112 Fine Gael – S27, 54-64; S31, 14-16 Health – S37, 109-11; S38, 105-188, 131-133; S39, 96-98 Fingal – S42, 133-135 Herdsmen – S37, 7-17 Fire fighters – S28, 119; S41, 95-100 Hibernian FC – S41, 195-198 First World War – S31, 75-83; S34, 21-38; S36, 7-17; S41, 101-109, 11-123, 214- Historiography – S33, 73-86, 121-126, 126-131; S41, 139-144, 203-214; S42, 222, 231-234 117-120, 125-127, 129-130 Fishing – S28, 118-119 Home Rule – S37, 31-39 Flax Dressers’ Trade & Benevolent Union – S39, 5-19 Hotel workers – S40, 59-68 Folklore – S28, 79-89 Hours of work – S29, 83-89; S30, 47-58 Food – S34, 21-38 Housing – S25, 88-89, 92-94; S27, 65-71, 93-94; S35, 49-65; S37, 109-111; S38, Football – S41, 195-198 105-188, 131-133; S40, 7-17 Ford Motor Company – S39, 110-111 Howth – S42, 133-135 Foundry workers – S42, 150-152 Forward – S41, 269-277 Ideas – S38, 155-156 Free labour – S38, 7-18 IMPACT – S39, 123-124 Freeman’s Journal – S28, 125-133 Imperialism – S37, 119-121; S41, 231-232 Independent Orange Order – S27, 31-42; S30, 85-96; S32, 5-16 GAA (Gaelic Athletic Association) – S34, 182 Independent Labour Party (Ireland) – S38, 119-129 Gaeilge – S41, 15-18; S42, 143-148 Independent Labour Party (ILP) – S32, 5-16; S38, 51-60; S42, 121-124 Gaeltacht – S42, 143-148 Independent Newspapers – S39, 55-61 Galway – S27, 109-112; S31, 104-105, 111, 87-89-118; S35, 87-90; S36, 125; India – S29, 45-55; S31, 19-24; S41, 77-82 S37, 121-122; S38, 178; S39, 21-31; S41, 258-265; S42, 19-30 Industrial schools – S31, 111-118; S33, 57-70, 145-146; S35, 122-124; S42, 130- Galway United Trades & Labour Council – S35, 87-90; S41, 258-265 131 Gas workers – S40, 31-42 Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) – S42, 161-162 Gender – S28, 115-116; S31, 135-136; S41, 59-67, 69-76, 199-201, 214-222, 238 Informers – S33, 140-142 -239 Inghinidhe na hÉireann – S41, 69-76 General Committee of Permanent Civil Servants in Ireland – S33, 7-21 Institute of Professional Civil Servants (Ireland) – S33, 7-21; S34, 41-60; S35, Germany – S26, 106-107; S41, 125-138 126-128 Intellectual life of working class – S27, 97-98; S34, 155-163; S35, 69-85; SW38, Irish Congress of Trade Unions – Northern Ireland Committee (ICTU-NIC) – 155-156 S28, 9-12; S29, 7-10 Internment – S28, 17-18 Irish Council for Civil Liberties (ICCL) – S39, 122-123 IALHI (International Association of Labour History Institutes) – S25, 126; S26, Irish Countrywomen’s Association – S38, 73-81 117; S28, 141-142 Irish Democrat – S39, 21-31, 123-124 International Brigades – S25, 83-86: S26, 7-9; S28, 12-14, 118; S29, 102-104; Irish Democratic Trade & Labour Federation (IDTLF) – S37, 19-29 S31, 5-7, 8-14, 55-62, 103-104; S34, 123-124, 125-127; S35, 37-46; S37, 73-85; Irish Distributive & Allied Trades Union (IDATU) – S40, 131-133 S40, 45-56; S41, 244-246 Irish Drapers’ Assistants’ association (IDAA) – S37, 31-39: S42, 43-52, 65-74 International Council of Nurses (ICN) – S37, 57-70 Irish Economic & Social History – S33, 95-100 Internationalism – S36, 121-122 Irish Engineering & Industrial Union (IEIU) – S33, 37-54 International Marxist group (IMG) – S40, 129-131 Irish Engineering Shipbuilding & Foundry Trade Union (IESFTU) – S33, 37-54; International Textile, Garment & Leather Workers’ Federation (ITGLWF) – S34, S39, 123-124, 126-127 129-131 Irish Federation of Dance Musicians – S39, 98-100 Ireland-USSR Society – S38, 93-103; S39, 21-31 Irish Federation of Musicians (IFM) – S39, 98-100 Irish Actors’ Equity Association (IASA) – S38, 93-103 Irish Federation of University Teachers (IFUT) – S27, 96-97 Irish Anti-Apartheid Movement (IAAM) – S40, 131-133 Irish Food Control Committee – S34, 21-38 Irish Asylum Attendants’ Association – S38, 19-30 Irish Foundry Workers’ Union – S37, 129-132, 132-133 Irish Asylum Workers’ Union – S38, 19-30 Irish General Railways & Engineering Union (IGREU) – S33, 37-54 Irish Bakers’, Confectioners’ & Allied Workers’ Amalgamated Union Irish Guild of Catholic Nurses – S37, 57-70 (IBC&WAU) – S34, 176-177; S38, 93-103 Irish Housewives’ Association (IHA) – S36, 49-58 Irish Bank Officials’ Association (IBOA) – S27, 112-113 Irish in Britain – S25, 87-8, 96-97; S26, 78-79, 91-99; S27, 87-88; S29, 67-76; Irish Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (ICND) – S31, 8-14 S29, 78-79, 79-81; S32, 108-109; S33, 140, 143; S36, 61-70; S37, 87-96; S40, Irish Centre for the Histories of Labour & Class (ICHLC) – S42, 161-162 127-128; S41, 235-236, 236-238, 238, 242-243, 265-269, 269-277 Irish Christian Front – S25, 57-65 Irish Labour History Society (ILHS) – S25, 3-4, 5-7, 107, 125; S26, 5-6, 87-88, Irish Citizen – S40, 19-29 115, 115-117; S27, 5-6, 101-102; S28, 5-7, 19-21; S28, 141-142; S29, 3-5, 113; Irish Citizen Army (ICA) – S25, 91-92; S26, 80-81; S28, 37-47; S29, 96-97; S29, S30, 3-5; S31, 3-4; S32, 3-4, 79-82; S33, 3-5; S34, 3-4, 141-142; S35, 3-5; S36, 98-100; S32, 87-88; 103-104; S36, 137-141; S37, 99-101, 122-124; S38, 119- 103-108, 141-142; S37, 145-146; S38, 3-4, 189-190; S39, 3-4, 83-85; S40, 3-5; 129, 159-163; S39, 77-80; S40, 105-109; A41, 9-10, 11-12, 25-30, 69-76, 95-100, S41, 7-8, 165-168, 311-312; S42, 3-4, 115-116 145-164, 165-168, 169-178, 179-186,199-201, 203-214, 214-222, 223-224, 226- Irish Labour History Society (ILHS) Museum & Archives S25, 107; S26, 101; 229, 229, 232-233, 234-235, 245-249, 249-252; S42, 133-135 S31, 8-14; S35, 3-5; S36, 141-142; S37, 145-146; S38, 163-168; S39, 83-85; S41, Irish Civil Service Commission – S33, 7-21; S34, 41-60 7-8, 165-168; S42, 3-4, 115-116 Irish Civil Service Union – S33, 7-21; S34, 41-60 Irish Land & Labour Association – S37, 19-29 Irish Communist Labour Party – S37, 122-124 Irish Local Government Officials’ Union (ILGOU) – S36, 133-136; S41, 277-281 Irish Communist Organisation (ICO) – S35, 102-105 Irish Locomotive Drivers’ Association (ILDA) – S29, 105 Irish Congress of Trade Unions (ICTU) – S25, 13-16; S28, 9-12; S34, 181; S36, Irishman – S41, 189-194 73-86, 89-96, 128-132, 133-136: S39, 5-19, 83-85, 123-124; S40, 71-81, 93-103 Irish Matrons’ Association – S3757-70 Irish Municipal Employees’ Trade Union (IMETU) – S39, 123-124 Irish Stationary Engine Drivers’ Society (IESDS) – S33, 37-54 Irish National Foresters - £35, 87-90 Irish Temporary Clerks’ Association – S33, 7-22 Irish National League (INL) – S25, 19-26; S41, 231-238, 269-277 Irish Textile Workers’ Union (ITWU) – S41, 69-76 Irish National Painters’ & Decorators’ Trade Union (INPDTU) – S28, 63-76; Irish Trade Union Congress (ITUC) – S29, 100-101; S31, 19-24; S33, 37-54; S30, 47-57; S34, 175-176 S34, 63-83, 181; S35, 7-20; S36, 73-86, 125; S37, 31-39; S38, 119-129, 163-168: Irish National Productivity Committee (INPC) – S40, 93-103 S39, 5-19, 119-122; S41, 13, 45-57, 214-222, 249-252, 253-257, 258-263; S42, 7 Irish National Teachers Organisation (INTO) – S27, 121-127; S29, 33-41; S39, -17, 65-74, 107-114, 154-158 21-31 Irish Trade Union Trust (ITUT) – S36, 128-132 Irish National Union of Woodworkers (INUW) – S34, 63-83; S41, 199-201 Irish Transport & General Workers’ Union (ITGWU) – S25, 9-11; S26, 71-74, 80 Irish Neutrality League (INL) – S41, 231-232 -81; S27, 10-12, 16-17, 43-54, 121-129; S28, 3-4, 14-16, 25-36, 37-47, 63-76; Irish Nurses’ Association – S3757-70 S28, 116-117, 125-130; S29, 96-97, 98-100, 100, 100-102; S30, 21-31, 99-100; Irish Nurses’ Organisation (INO) – S3757-70 S31, 14-16, 27-42, 45-53; S32, 19-31, 87-88, 102-103; S33, 37-54, 89-92, 133- Irish Nurses’ Union (INU) – S3757-70 134; S34, 21-38, 85-98, 173-174; S35, 91-95, 102-105, 107, 119; S36, 19-25, 73- Irish Nurses’ Union Gazette – S37, 57-70 86, 89-96, 115-116; S37, 31-39, 41-55, 99-10, 121-122, 129-132, 132-133, 142- Irish Nursing & Hospital World – S37, 57-70 143; S38, 43-49, 51-60, 63-70, 119-129, 131-133, 147-148, 150-152, 152-153: Irish Nursing Council – S3757-70 S39, 21-31, 77-80, 100-101, 101-103, 103-104, 104-106, 107-108, 115-116; S40, Irish Parliamentary Party – S28, 25-36; S37, 31-39; S37, 19-29, 31-39; S42, 31- 19-29, 93-103, 124-126; S41, 9-10, 15-18, 18-20, 25-30, 45-57, 69-76, 95-100, 42 179-176, 199-201, 214-222, 226-228, 232-233, 234-235, 49-252, 253-257, 258- Irish People – S27, 54-64; S37, 7-17 265; S42, 31-42, 43-52m 55-64, 87-98, 103-105, 127-128, 135-137, 154-158, 163 Irish Postal Union (IPU) – S41, 230-231, 282-286 -164 Irish Post Office Engineering Union (IPOEU) – S41, 230-231, 282-286 Irish Typographical Association – S39, 5-19 Irish Press – S28, 115-116 Irish Unemployed Workers’ Movement (IUWM) – S28, 49-60 Irish Protestant – S30, 85-96 Irish Union of Distributive Workers & Clerks (IUDWC) – S39, 21-31 Irish Protestant Home Rule Association – S39, 5-19 Irish Volunteers – S35, 87-90; S41, 101-109, 235-236, 258-265, 265-267; S42, Irish Republican Army (IRA) – S25, 79-83; S26, 53-60; S27, 15, 77-80; S28, 106 43-52, 133-135 -109, 117-118; S29, 104-105; S32, 51-62; S33, 113-114, 140-142; S35, 49-65; Irish Women’s Franchise League (IWFL) – S41, 69-76 S37, 41-55, 122-124; S38, 83-90; S41, 203-214 Irish Women Workers’ Union (IWWU) – S25, 98-100; S26, 83-84; S27, 77-80, Irish Republican Brotherhood (IRB) – S25, 19-26; S27, 91; S31, 106-107; S32, 121-129; S36, 19-25, 27-46, 61-73, 137-141; S37, 57-70: S39, 77-80; S41, 69-76, 107-108; S37, 7-17; S41, 45-57 240-241 Irish Republican Socialist Party (IRSP) – S27, 101-102 Irish Worker – S38, 63-70, 119-129, 1139-140, 145, 147-148, 177; S40, 19-29 Irish Revolutionary Forces (IRF) – S35, 49-65 Irish Workers’ League (IWL) – S31, 15-7, 9-24, 45-53; S37, 41-55; S39, 21-31; Irish Self-Determination League (ISDL) – S42, 121-124 S42, 138-139 Irish Shoe & Leather Workers’ Union (ISLWU) – S37, 142-143 Irish Workers’ Republican Party – S37, 122-124 Irish Socialist Republican Party (ISRP) – S25, 29-42; S30, 120-121; S37, 19-29; Irish Workers’ Voice – S34, 63-83 S38, 31-41; S42, 31-42 Irish Workers’ Weekly – S37, 73-85 Irish solidarity Campaign – S42, 121-124 James Connolly Labour College – S42, 154-158 Labour World – S39, 87-88 Jews – S30, 121; S32, 99-100 Land Agent – S40, 115-116 journalists – S39, 55-61 Land & labour - S26, 3-4, 89-90, 91-99; S27, 91, 92-93; S28, 78-89; S29, 93-94, Justice – S38, 51-60; S41, 269-277 94-95; S30, 118, 118-119, 119-120; S33, 143, 143-144; S36, 116-117; S37, 7-17; S40, 114-115, 115-117 Kerry – S25, 29-42; S33, 133-134; S42, 43-53, 65-74 Land League – S25, 19-26; S27, 91, 92-93; S28, 112-113; S40, 117-118, 126- Kilbeggan – S37, 7-17 127; S42, 99-101 Kildare – S25, 107; S36, 124-125; S37, 7-17 Landed estates – S38. 169-171 Kilkenny – S27, 85-87; S28, 23 Language of class politics – S25, 67-76; S40, 112-114 Kilmainham Hail – S40, 105-109 Laundry workers – S25, 94 King’s County (Offaly) – S37, 7-17; S40, 114-115 Law – S31, 65-70, 101-102 Kingstrown [Dún Laoghaire] – S39, 103-104; S42, 140-141 League against Imperialism – S29, 45-51 Labour & Nationalism in Ireland – S42, 117-120 Lenin School, Moscow – S32, 107-108; S37, 41-55; S42, 138-139 Labour Court – S36, 133-136; S40, 71-81 Letterfrack – S31, 111-118 Labour Electoral Association (Cork) – S37, 19-29 Leprecaun – S40, 122-123 Labour Gazette – S42, 115-116 Liberty – S42, 87-98 Labour history – S25, 3-4, 57-65, 133-134; S26, 87-88; S27, 3-4, 135, 135-136; Libraries – S26, 101-102, 125-126; S27, 109-112-113-114; S29, 109-111; S32, S28, 114-115; S31, 127-129; S33, 3-5, 95-100, 126-131, 133-134; S35, 111-116; 69-71; S34, 117-121 S36, 103-108, 141-142; S37, 107-109,137-139, 139-141; S40, 3-4; S41, 3-6, 7-8, Liberty Hall – S32, 87-88; S39, 77-80, 107-108; S40, 31-42 139-144, 201-214; S42, 3-4, 117-120, 129-130 Lifestyle – S37, 116-118, 118-119 Labour In Irish History – S27, 103-109; S38, 3-4, 177-178, 189-190; S39, 3-4, 63 Limerick – S25, 95-96; S26, 12; S27, 14; S29, 100-101; S30, 121; S31, 27-42; -74, 93-95, 104-106, 122-124; S41, 139-144 S37, 115-116; S41, 15-18, 214-216; S42, 133-135 Labour law – S40. 71-81 Limerick Soviet – S29, 100-101; S31, 27-42 Labour Leader – S38, 43-49 Limerick Trades Council – S29, 100-101; S31, 27-42; S41, 15-18 Labour News – S25, 57-65; S36, 137-141 Linen Hall Library – S34, 117-121; S40, `03-`05 Labour Party (Irish) – S25, 13-16, 95-96; S26, 61-66, 85, 85-86; S27, 10-12, 55- Linen Lappers – S39, 5-19 64; S28, 19-21, 119-120; S29, 12-13; S30, 125-126; S31, 8-14, 14-16, 19-24; Linen workers – S27, 19-29, 132-133; S39, 5-29 S32, 5-16, 19-31, 75-76; S33, 121-126, 133-134, 146-147; S34, 63-83, 155-163, Literature & working class – S25, 91; S28, 14-16; S28, 79-89; S35, 69-85, 108- 175-176; S35, 7-20; 100-102; S36, 49-58, 119-121, 128-132, 133-136; S37, 31- 109; S42, 148-150 39, 122-124, 142-143; S38, 142-143; S39, 21-31, 33-43, 121-122; S40, 89-91; Liverpool – S33, 103-106; S42, 99-101 S41, 15-18, 18-20, 33-42, 232-233, 241-242; S42, 43-52, 107-114 Local Elections – S35, 7-20 Labour Party in Northern Ireland (LPNI) – S40, 129-131 Local Government & Public Services Union (LGPSU) – S36, 133-136 Labour press – S32, 69-71; S38, 43-49; S39, 87-88; S41, 189-194, 203-214, 214- Local history – S36, 121-122 222 Lock out – S28 3-4, 14-16, 25-36 125-133 Labour Relations Commission (LRC) – S40, 71-81 London – S28, 111; S37, 87-96; S40, 120-121 Labour songs – S26, 86-87; S41, 189-194 Louth – S37, 142-143 Loyalism – S27, 94-95 Monaghan – S37, 7-17 Motor Permits Strike – S33, 37-54 Mackie’s – S42, 19-30 Muintir na Tire – S42, 143-148 Magdalen Asylums & Laundries – S27, 94; S33, 145-146 Mother & Child Scheme – S39, 21-31, 33-43 Magheramorne Manifesto – S27, 31-42 Mullingar – S37, 7-17 Mallow – S42, 130-131 Municipal Employees’ Association – S27, 94-95 Manchester – S29, 57-65; S33, 107-111; S35, 91-100; S41, 235-236 Munitions – S33, 37-54; S42, 19-30 Mandate (trade union) – S40, 131-133 Munitions of War Strike – S33, 37-54 Maoriland Worker – 125-138 Munster – S27, 121-129; S31, 27-42 Maoisim – S39, 21-31 Museum der Arbeit (Hamburg) – S26, 106-107 Marine, Port & General Workers’ Union (MPGWU) – S31, 45-53 Museums – S26, 106-107: S39, 87-88 Marriage Benefit – S36, 73-86 Music – S26, 86-87; S39, 98-100 Marshall Plan – S42, 7-17 Musicians’ Union (MU) – S39, 98-100 Marxism – S27, 135-136; S30, 103-113; S38, 83-90, 119-129 Musicians’ Union of Ireland (MUI) – S39, 98-100 Marx Memorial Library – S39, 93-95

Master Builders’ Association – S33, 23-35; S35, 23-33 National Amalgamated Society of Operative House & Ship Painters & Decora- Mayo – S26, 91-99; S39, 87-88 tors – S25, 45-55 Meath – S37, 7-17 National Amalgamated Union of Labour (NAUL) – S39, 5-19; S42, 55-64, 135- Medical Laboratory Scientists’ Association (MLSA) – S38, 156-157 137 Medical Laboratory Technologists’ Association (MLTA) – S38, 156-157 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People – S41, 83-94 Meelick – S42, 133-135 National Asylum Workers’ Union of Great Britain & Ireland – S38, 19-30 Mental health – S38, 19--30 National Council of Labour Colleges (NCLC) – S37, 137-140; S42, 154-158 Metropolitan House Painters’ Trade Union (MHPTU) – S31, 121-122 National College of Industrial Relations (NCIR) – S39, 45-53 Michael Davitt Museum, Straide – S39, 87-88 National Engineering & Electrical Trade Union (NEETU) – S42, 87-98 Middle class – S35, 128-129; S376, 116-118; S41, 203-214 National Federation of Women Workers (NFWW) – S42, 19-30 Midland & Great Western Railway – S37, 7-17 National Graphical Association (NGA) – S39, 5-19; S41, 33-42; S42, 87-98 Midlands – S37, 7-17 Nationalism – S31, 75-83, 89-94, 97-98, 106-107, 125-126; S32, 101-102; S33, Midwifery – S37, 57-70 37-54, 73-86 Migration – S25, 87-88, 96-97; S26, 76-77, 91-99; S27, 87-88; S29, 19-31, 101- National Labour Party (NLP) – S27, 54-64 102; S33, 140; S34, 7-18, 63-83; S36, 61-70; S37, 87-96; S38, 7-18; S40, 127- National Library of Ireland (NLI) – S31, 129-130; S35, 97-100; S41, 145-164 128 National Progressive Democrats – S34, 63-83 Military Service Pensions Collections (MSPC) – S41, 59-67, 145-164, 69-178, National Sailors’ & Firemen’s Union – S39, 103-104 178-186 National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC) – S33, 57- Militia – S37, 7-17 70: S39, 96-98 Miners – S26, 27-34; S28, 23; S29, 10-11; S34, 7-18 National Typographical Association (NTA) – S39, 5-19 Mizen Head – S30, 118 National Union of Asylum Attendants in Ireland – S38, 19-30 National Union of Dock Labourers (NUDL) – S32, 5-16; S38, 43-49, 185-188; S37, 103-104, 137-140; S39, 5-19, 108-110; S42, 75-85, 87-98 S42, 55-64, 99-1010 Northern Ireland Musicians’ Association (NIMA) – S39, 98-100 National Union of Gasworkers & General Labourers (NUGGL) – S39, 5-19 Northern Ireland Soviet Friendship Society – S38, 93-103 National Union of Journalists (NUJ) – S39. 21-31, 55-61 Northern Star – S29, 67-76 National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) – S29, 10-11 North West Labour History – S26, 102-104 National Union of Printing, Bookbinding & Paper Workers (NUPB&PW) – S42, Norway – S40, 93-103 65-74 Nuclear Safety Association – S40, 89-91 National Union of Public Employees (NUPE) – S36, 109-111; S38, 184-185 Nursing – S37, 57-70; S38, 19-30 National Union of Railwaymen (NUR) – S30, 21-31; S34, 21-38; S37, 7-17, 41- 55; S38, 43-49; S42, 43-53 Old Irish Citizen Army Comrades’ Association – S40, 105-109; S41, 229 National Union of Sheet Metal Workers (NUSMW) – S29, 7-10 Offaly (King’s County) – S37, 7-17; S40, 114-115 National Union of Shop & Distributive Workers (NUSDAW) – S37, 41-55 Official IRA – S34, 163-169, 179-181; S36, 127-128 National Union of Tailor & Garment Workers (NUTGW) – S27, 10-12 Official Sinn Féin – S34, 163-169, 179-181; S36, 127-128 National Union of Dock Labourers (NUDL) – S39, 87-88; S41, 258-265 Oral history – S25, 92-94; S27, 121-129; S27, 131; S29, 57-65; S31, 135-136; National Waters Restoration League – S35, 49-65 S32, 33-43, 103-104; S34, 98-111; S39, 55-61, 100-101 Navvies – S27, 87-88 Orangeism – S27, 31-42, 89-90, 94-95; S29, 19-31; S30, 85-96; S32, 5-16 Nenagh – S29, 100; S42, 135-137 Painters – S25, 45-55; S28, 63-76; S30, 47-57; S31, 121-122; S34, 175-176 New Negro Mankind Movement – S41, 83-94 Parteen – S42, 133-135 Newry – S26, 79-80; S27, 16-17 Pearse Street Library, Dublin – S32, 69-71 New Unionism – S39, 5-19; S40, 119-120 Peoples’ Food Committee – S34, 21-38 New York – S38, 31-41; S41, 125-138 People’s History Museum, Manchester – S27, 13 New York Call – S41, 125-138 Photography – S37, 118-119; S39, 63-74, 113-114 New Yorker Volkszeitung – S41, 125-138 Poetry – S41, 189-194; S42, 131-133 New Zealand – S29, 19-31; S41, 125-138 Police – S37, 7-17 NICRA (Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association) – S25, 9-11; S26, 11; S32, Policy – S38, 155-156 104-105; S37, 103-104, 137-140; S38, 83-90; S39, 122-124; S41, 21-24, 45-57; Poor law – S27, 93-94; S31, 104-105; S34, 177-178; S39, 95-96 S42, 75-85 Postal workers – S33, 7-21; S34, 41-60 ; S41, 230-231, 282-286 NILP (Northern Ireland Labour Party) – S25, 9-11; S27, 10-12; S31, 8-14; S34, Post Office Engineering Union – S33, 7-21 178-179; S37, 137-140 Post Office Workers’ Union – S34, 41-60; S40, 83-88; S41, 230-231, 282-286 Nineteen Thirteen (1913) – S28, 3-4, 14-16, 25-36, 125-133; S32, 104-105; S38, Poverty – S27, 93-94; S29, 89-91; S31, 104-105, 105-106, 111-118; S32, 106- 83-90, 173-176. 184-185; S38, 51-60, 131-133, 147-148; S39, 100-101, 101-103, 107; S33, 57-70; S34, 21-38, 177-178; S36, 99-101; S37, 7-17, 115-116; S39, 95- 103-104, 104-106, 115-116; S42, 75-85 96; S41, 95-100, 101-109, 111-124 Nineteen Thirteen (1913) Tapestry – S39, 115-116 Presbyterianism – S37, 116-118 Nineteen Sixteen (1916) – S41, whole issue; S42, 121, 133-135, 58-160 Prices – S26, 37-50; S36, 49-58; S37, 126-127 Northern Ireland – S28, 17-18; S31, 100-101, 106-107, 107-109; S34, 178-179; Printing – S27, 9-10; S33, 133-134; S35, 87-90; S39, 5-19, 55-61, 95-96 Prison – S37, 127-128 129-130 Proclamation – S33, 133-134 Retired workers – S36, 128-132; S41, 18-20; S42, 124-125 Prostitution – S33, 138-139 Revolution – S28, 106-109; S33, 37-54, 73-86; S34, 163-169, 179-181; S38, 119- Protestant workers – S30, 61-71; S30, 95-96 129 Provincial Typographical Association (PTA) – S39, 5-19 Revolutionary Workers’ Groups – S37, 41-55 Provisional IRA – S34, 1163-169, 179-181 Revolutionary Workers’ Party – S37, 41-55 Provisional Sinn Féin – S34, 1163-169, 179-181 Ribbonmen – S37, 7-17 Provisional United Trade Union Organisation – S34, 63-83 Riots – S41, 101-109, 111-123 Psychiatric nurses – S38, 19-30 Royal Commission on Labour (1882) – S39, 5-19 Public health – S27, 93-94; S29, 95; S37, 109-111; S38, 19-30 Russia – S26, 13-14; S27, 15-16; S32, 107-108; S37, 41-55; S38, 93-103, 119- Public servants – S36, 133-136 129; S42, 107-114, 1139-140, 143-144, 148-150 Public sources – S38, 3-4 Russian Oil Products – S37, 41-55

Quarrymen – S26, 27-34; S30, 9-19 Safety, health & welfare at work – S29, 83-89, 95; S31, 65-70 Saothar – S41, 5-6 Rabble – S41, 101-111 Saothar Prize for Labour History – S37, 87-96 Radicalism – S25, 67-76; S26, 76-77; S26, 78; S26, 78-79; S27, 83-84; S27, 90- Scotland – S25, 19026; S26, 91-99; S27, 7-8; S27, 84-85; S32, 108-109; S33, 91; S28, 99-101; S29, 105; S30, 115-116; S33, 143 143; S37, 41-55; S40, 129-131; S41, 189-194, 195-198, 199-201, 236-238, 239, Ragged Trousered Philanthropists, The – S34, 145-152 265-269, 269-277; S42, 99-101 Railway Clerks’ Association (RCA) – S34, 127-128; S38, 181-185 Scotsman, The – S41, 269-727 Railway workers – S25, 94-95; S26, 80-81; S29, 101; S30, 21-31; S34, 127-128; SDLP (Social Democratic & Labour Party) – S25, 9-11 S36, 7-17; S37, 7-17, 126-127; S38, 7-18; S41, 186-188; S42, 103-105 Seafarers – S31, 8-14; S33, 103-106; S39, 103-104; S41, 18-20 Rathdown Labourers’ Union – S42, 140-141 Second Division Association – S33, 7-21 Re-Conquest of Ireland, The – S39, 93-95 Second International – S42, 107-114 Red Flag, The – S27, 91-92 Sectarianism – S26, 79; S27, 13-14, 89-90, 94-95; S29, 19-31; S32, 5-16 Red Hand – S36, 19-25 Senior Citizens’ Parliament – S36, 128-132; S41, 18-20 Regular Operative House Painters’ Trade Union (ROHPTU) – S31, 121-122 Separation Women – S41, 101-11 Relief Association – S39, 5-19 Services, Industrial, Professional & Technical Union (SIPTU) – S29, 100; S34, Religion – S25, 57-65; S26, 82-83; S27, 89-90; S27, 96; S37, 116-118; S39, 21- 142-143; S35, 119; S36, 114-115, 128-132; S39, 98-100, 107-108; S40, 71-81; 31, 33-43, 45-53; S40, 19-29, 83-88, 112-114; S42, 143-148 S41, 18-20, 21-24; S42, 163-164 Republican Clubs – S38, 83-90 Sexuality – S28, 113-114l S40, 19-29 Republican Congress – S25, 79-83; S27, 77-80; S28, 37-47; S28, 118 Shannon Scheme – S28, 118 Republicanism – S25, 79-83; S26, 53-60; S26, 78-79; S27, 15; S27, 77-80; S27, Shan Van Vocht – S41, 69-76 91; S28, 106-109; S29, 104-105; S30, 73-81; S31, 5-7; S32, 51-62, 101-102, 108- Shipbuilding – S27, 88-89 109; S33, 37-54, 88-92, 113-114, 140-142, 146-147; S34, 163-169, 179-181; S35, Shipping Federation – S38, 43-49; S42, 31-42 49-65; S36, 113-114, 127-128; S37, 41-55, 103-104; S38, 83-90, 152-153; S42, Silk weavers – S41, 234-235 Silvertown – S40, 120-121 Southern Star – S37, 19-29 Sinn Féin – S30, 73-81; S33, 140-142; S34, 163-169, 179-181; S35, 49-65; S37, Soviet-Ireland Friendship Society – S42, 139-140 127-128; S33, 41-55; S38, 83-90, 119-129, 152-153, 163-165; S39, 21-31; S41, Soviet Union – S26, 13-14; S27, 15-16; S37, 41-55; S38, 93-103’ S42, 107-114, 69-76; S42, 43-52, 107-114 139-140, 148-150 Sinn Féin The Workers’ Party – S34, 163-169, 179-181; S36, 127-128 Soviets – S31, 27-42; S34, 21-38; S42, 31-42 SIPTU – see Services, Industrial, Professional & Technical Union Spanish Civil War – S25, 83-86: S26, 7-9; S28, 12-14; S28, 118; S29, 102-104; Skilled workers – S33, 23-35, 37-54 S31, 5-7, 8-14, 55-62, 103-104; S34, 123-124, 125-127; S35, 37-46; S37, 73-84; Slavery – S38, 7-18 S40, 45-56; S41, 244-246 Sligo – S41, 244-246 Spanish Medical Aid Committee – S35, 37-46; S40, 45-56 Slums – S25, 88-89 SPD (Germany) – S41, 125-138 Social change – S33, 139-140 Spies – S33, 140-142 Social control – S40, 19-29 Sport – S32, 91-96; S41, 195-199, 246-247 Social Democratic & Labour Party (SDLP) – S25, 9-11; S32, 83-84 Standard of living – S26, 37-50 Social Democratic Federation – S37, 41-55 Stationary engine drivers – S33, 37-54 Social Democratic Party – S38, 51-60 Straide – S39, 87-88 Socialist International – S26, 81-82 Street life – S25, 92-94 Socialist Labour Party (SLP) – S25, 13-16; S26, 85; S37, 41-55; S40, 89-91 Strikes – S25, 114-120; S30, 9-19; S30, 21-31; S30, 47-57; S31, 27-42; S32, 5- socialism – S27, 77-80; S30, 73-81; S31, 75-83, 89-94, 97-99, 125-127; S32, 101- 16; S33, 37-54; S34, 7-18, 85-98; S35, 23-33; S39, 5-19; S42, 31-42, 43-54, 55- 102; S33, 73-86, 121-126, 146-147; S36, 27-36, 122-123, 127-128, 128-132; S37, 64, 87-98. 103-105 31-39, 41-55, 122-124; S38, 83-90, 119-129, 152-153, 163-165; S39, 93-95; S40, Strokestown – S40, 115-117 19-29, 83-88; S41, 125-138; S42, 129-130 Strumpet City – S28, 14-16 Social Partnership – S27, 98-99 Sugar – S38, 7-18 Socialist Party of Ireland – S31, 8-13; S42, 107-114 Sugar Loaves – S29, 94-95 Socialists Against Nationalism – S31, 8-14 Sutton – S42, 133-135 Social policy – S41. 241-242 Social Security – S28, 89-91; S32, 106-107; S41, 241-242 Tattie howkers – S26, 91-99 Social statistics – S25, 114-120; S31, 65-70 Tavistock Institute – S40, 93-103 Socialist Trades & Labor Alliance – S38, 31-41 Teachers – S27, 96-97, 121-129; S29, 33-41; S34, 98-111; S35, 121-122; S40, 89 Social Welfare – S28, 89-91; S32, 106-107; S33, 57-70, 138-139, 139-140, 145- -91; S41, 286-292; S42, 124-125 146; S41, 241-242 Teachers’ Union of Ireland (TUI) – S40, 89-91 Socialist Workers’ Party – S31, 8-14 Technology – S31, 45-53, 99-100 Society for the Study of Labour History – S36, 103-108 TEEU (Technical Engineering & Electrical Union) – S32, 79-82 Songs – S41, 189-194; S42, 131-133 Television & labour history – S26, 91-99, 115-117; S28, 90-97; S37, 103-106 Sonntagsblatt – S41, 125-138 Temperance – S25, 92-94, 96 South County Dublin Labourers’ Union – S42, 140-141 Tenant Rights League – S37, 7-17 South Dublin Poor Law Union – S27, 93-94 Tenant Rights Society – S37, 7-17 Tenements – S25, 92-94 Troy Collar Starchers’ Union – S38, 31-41 Textile Operatives’ Society of Ireland (TOSI) – S39, 5-19 Tuam – S32, 75-76 Textile workers – S26, 79-80, 83-84; S27, 10-12, 19-29, 121-129, 132-133: S39, Tuairim – S38, 155-156 5-19 Turf – S37, 126-127 Theatre – S41, 223-224 Typographical Association (TA) – S35, 87-90; S39, 5-19 Theses & dissertations – S25 123-125; S26, 110-113; S27, 117-120; S28, 139- Typographical Society – S39, 5-19 140; S31, 132-136 Tyrone – S27, 91 Third International – S42, 107-114 Ulster Unionist Labour Association – S27, 94-95 Thom’s – S39, 5-19 Unemployed – S28, 49-60; S32, 19-31, 106-107; S34, 63-83 The Plough – S34, 63-83 Unemployed Protest Committee – S34, 63-83 Thetis Experiment – S26, 11 Unionism – S37, 31-39, 103-104; S42, 75-85 Thomastown – S27, 85-87 Union of Professional & technical Civil Servants (UPTCS) – S35, 126-128 Thompson (William) Weekend Schools – S26, 117-118; S26, 118-119; S28, 142- Unionist Party – S42, 75-85 143; S29, 113-114 UNISON – S36, 109-111; S38, 184-185 Tipperary – S26, 27-34; S29, 100 USSR (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics) – S26, 13-14; S27, 15-16; S32, 107- Tourism – S40, 59-68 108; S37, 41-55; S38, 93-103 Towelsail yawls – S28, 118-119 Unite the Union – S39, 5-19 Trade Union Information – S39, 119-122 United Irish League (UIL) – S35, 87-90; S37, 19-29; S42, 158-160 Trade unionism – S27, 121-129; S33, 7-21, 23-35, 37-55, 73-88, 134-136; S35, United Irish League (Australia) – S42, 158-160 111-116; S36, 73-86; S38, 19-30; S40, 71-81; S41, 249-291 United Irishman – S35, 49-65; S41, 69-76 Trade union recognition – S40, 71-81 United Irishmen – S26, 78-79; S27, 83-84; S28, 99-105 Trade Union Women’s Forum – S36, 89-96 United States of America (USA) – S26, 76-77; S37, 133-135; S40, 117-118; S41, Trades Union Congress (British TUC) – S32, 5-16; S36, 109-11; S37, 31-39, 137- 83-95, 125-138; S42, 7-17, 95-101 140; S38, 51-60; S39, 5-19, 83-85; S42, 121-124 Universal Negro Improvement & African Communities League – S41, 83-94 Trade Unionists for Irish Unity & Independence (TUIUI) – S41, 21-24 Tralee – S42, 43-52, 65-74 Victorian Labor Party – S42, 158-160 Tralee Trades Council – S42, 43-52, 65-74 Vigilance Society – S40, 19-29 Tramwaymen – S34, 173-174 Violence – S38, 135-136, 136-137, 137-139 Transferred Officers’ Protection Association (TOPA) – S34, 41-60 Vocationalism – S26, 82-83 Transport & General Workers’ Union (TGWU) – S39, 110-111 Voice of Labour – S37, 99-101; S41, 189-194; S42, 107-114 Transport Salaried Staffs’ Association (TSSA) – S29, 12-13; S34, 127-128; S38, Vorwärts – S41, 125-138 181-183 Wages – S38, 105-117, 173-176 Transport workers – S25, 94-95; S26, 80-81; S29, 12-13; S31, 27-42; S34, 85-98, Wales – S25, 87-88, 92-94; S29, 10-11 127-128, 173-174; S35, 91-95 War – S28, 119; S31, 75-83; S32, 19-31, 103-104; S36, 7-17, 49-58, 61-70; S37, Treaty – S41, 59-67, 203-214 109-11, 122-124; S39, 108-110, 119-122; S41, 203-214, 214-222, 231-232; S42, Troy – S38, 31-41 19-30, 133-135 War of Independence – S41, 203-214; S42, 133-135 Workers’ Republic (policy) – S25, 57-65 Waterford – S26, 37-50; S27, 88-89; S29, 102-104; S30, 61-71; S38, 19-30; S40, Workers’ Union of Ireland/Federated Workers’ Union of Ireland (WUI/FWUI) – 123-124; S42, 19-31 S25, 11-13; S28, 14-16, 63-76, 116-117; S31, 19-24, 45-55; S33, 133-134; S35, Welfare – S40, 127-128 119; S36, 19-25, 73-86, 114-115; 128-132; S37, 41-55, 122-124; S38, S38, 150- Westmeath – S37, 7-17 152; S39, 107-108; S40, 31-42; S41, 18-20; S42, 87-98, 127-129, 163-164 Westmeath Tenant Rights Committee – S37, 7-17 Workers’ Union (UK) – S42, 87-98 West of Ireland – S30, 119 Worker’s Unity Trust – S36, 128-132; S41, 21-24 Wexford – S37, 129-132, 132-133; S39, 33-43; S40, 89-91; S42, 87-98 Workers’ Voice – S37, 41-55 Wexford Unemployed Resource Centre – S40, 89-91 Working class – S27, 85-87, 97-98; S30, 61-71; S31, 89-90; 97-98, 100-101; S32, Whitley Councils – S33, 7-21; S34, 41-60 33-46; S35, 69-85 White collar workers – S36, 133-136; S42, 65-74 Working Class Movement Library, Manchester – S26, 12; S33, 107-111; S35, 97 Wicklow – S29, 94-95; S36, 128-132 -100; S36, 137 Witness Statements – S41, 59-67, 101-109, 145-164, 203-214 World Social Forum – S28, 144-146 Woman’s Life – S38, 73-81 World War One – S31, 75-83; S36, 7-17; S41, 101-111, 231-232; S41, 214-222, Women – S25, 67-71, 94, 98-101; S26, 79-80, 83-84, 85; S27, 77-80, 94, 121- 231-232; S42, 19-30 129; S28, 19-21, 90-97, 113-114, 115-116, 144; S29, 33-41, 57-65; S30, 123-124; World War Two – S28, 119; S32, 19-31, 103-104; S36, 49-58, 61-70; S37, 122- S31, 89-94, 135-136; S32, 34-48, 65-69; 103-14; S33, 7-21, 57-70, 138-139, 139- 124; S39, 108-110, 119-122 140, 145-146; S36, 7-17, 37-46, 49-58, 61-70, 73-86, 89-96, 99-101, 113-114, 137-141; S37, 57-70, 87-96, 124-126; S38, 73-81, 141-142, 146-147,173-176; Young Irelanders – S28, 99-105 S39, 5-19, 55-61, 63-74, 77-80, 83-85, 110-11; S40, 19-29, 59-68, 83-88; S41, 59 Youth – S35, 122-124 -67, 69-76, 101-109, 111-123, 179-186, 199-201,203-214, 214-222, 238-239, 240-241; S42, 19-30, 65-74, 125-127 Index of Contributors Women’s Library – S38, 173-176 Alexander, Chloe. S41, 269-277llen, Joan S40, 122-123 Women’s National Health Association – S37, 57-70 Allen, Kieran S28, 116-117 Women’s Social & Political League – S36, 49-58 Augusteijn, Joost S25, 83-86; S27, 77-80 Women’s suffrage – S25, 98-100; S38, 141-142 Ayres, Margaret S36, 89-96

Women’s Trade Union Council – S29, 79-81 Bean, Kevin. S34, 179-181 Women’s Trade Union Provident League – S36, 99-101; S39, 5-19 Beaumont, Catriona S38, 146-147 Work – S31, 45-53, 65-70, 100-101; S39, 63-74, 113-114 Bell, Jonathan. S25, 92-94 worker education – S37, 137-140; S39, 5-19, 45-53; S40, 83-88; S42, 154-158 Bell, Paul S37, 142-143 Workers’ Councils – S30, 103-113 Berger, Stefan. S26, 75-76; A41, 125-138 Workers’ Educational Association (WEA) – S37, 137-140 Bird, Stephen S27, 91-92 Workers’ Educational Institute (WEI) – S42, 154-158 Boran, Ann S28, 23 Workers’ Party – S34, 163-169, 179-181; S36, 127-128; S40, 89-91 Borgonovo, John S32, 101-102; S34, 21-38, 174-175 Workers’ Party of Ireland – S30, 33-45 Boyce, George D. S29, 104-105 Workers’ Republic – S39, 103-104; S41, 214-222, 258-263 Brannick, Teresa. S25, 114-120 Braun, Stefan. SD41, 125-138 Cowman, Des. S26, 27-34 Breatnach, Colm S29, 94-95; S30, 9-19; S33, 137-138 Coyle, Stephen. S41, 265-269 Breatnach, Niamh S28, 19-21 Cradden, Terry. S34, 178-179 Brehony, Mary S38, 7-18 Crean, Tom [Thomas Neilan]. S25, 3-4; S26, 119-120; S27, 112-113 Broderick, Eugene S30, 61-71 Craig, Maura. S26, 101-102 Broughan, Tommy S28, 12-13 Crain, Ellen Shannon. S25, 111-113 Browne, Harry S29, 67-76; S30, 117 Cronin, Maura S27, 90-91; S32, 33-43, 103-104; S36, 121-122 Buckley, Sarah-Anne. S33, 57-70, 145-146; S35, 122-124; S37, 127-128; S38, Crowe, Catriona. S33, 142 156-157; S41, 3-6, 240-241, 249-252, 293-294 Cullen, Mary S28, 113-114 Byers, Seán S37, 41-55, 1221-24; S41, 45-57 Cullinane, David S38, 177 Byrne, Brendan. S34, 125-127; S36, 124-125; S37, 99-101 Culinane, Liam S35, 49-65; S39, 110-111 Cunningham, John. S26, 79-80; S29, 100-101; S31, 89-94; S32, 75-76; S34, 98- Callan, Charles. S25, 5-7, 45-55, 107; S26, 5-6, 101; S28, 63-76; S30, 47-58; 111; S35, 87-90, 107; S36, 3-4; S37, 3-4; S38, 3-4; S39, 113-114; S40, 124-127; S31, 121-122; S32, 45-48; S34, 113-115, 127-128 S41, 258-265; S42, 124-125 Canavan, Jamie S42, 75-85 Curtin, Geraldine S39, 87-88 Carroll, Pat. S34, 175-176 Curry, James S36, 19-25; S38, 147-148: S39, 77-80 Casserly, Maeve S42, 130-131

Clancy, Deirdre S29, 79-81 Daly, Mary E. S27, 73-76; S31, 102-103 Clancy, Mary S27, 94; S32, 65-69; S34, 141-142; S35, 128-129; S36, 3-4; S37, 3- Desmond, Barry. S41, 15-18 4; S38, 3-4 Devine, Francis. S25, 9-11, 96-97, 114-120; S26, 11, 102-105, 115-117; S27, 9- Clancy, Sarah S35, 108-109 10; S28, 9-10, 14-16; S29, 7-10, 10-11, 83-89; S31, 5-8, 9-14, 19-24, 65-74, 125- Clarke, Odette S37, 115-116 127; S32, 69-71, 79-82, 87-88; S33, 95-100; 103-106; 107-111; 115-118; 134- Clear, Catríona S27, 109-112; S28, 90-97; S36, 125-126; S37, 118-119: S38, 73- 137; S34, 85-98, 118-121, 129-131: S35, 91-95, 97-100, 100-102; S36, 73-86, 82; S39, 114-115; S40, 111-112 133-136, 137-140; S37, 137-140; S38, 173-178, 181-184, 185-187; S39, 5-19, Coates, Christine S28, 141-142 119-122, 123-124l S40, 83-88, 129-131; S41, 3-6, 179-186, 189-194, 249-252, Cody, Shay. S41, 253-257 282-286, 293-294; S42, 133-135, 135-137, 154-158 Cole, Paddy. S41, 311-312 Dillon, Paul. S25, 29-42 Collins, Peter S38, 139-140; S40, 103-104 Dinamov, Sergei S42, 149-150 Comerford, R.V. S31, 106-107 Dineen, Luke. S41, 252-253; S42, 31-42 Conneely, Martin. S25, 125; S26, 107-111, 114-117 Doherty, Gabriel S30, 116 Conner, Clifford D. S27, 83-84; S30, 115-116 Dolan, Anne S30, 119; S33, 140-142 Connolly, Kieron S36, 128-132 Donnelly, Michael J. S36, 117-119 Connolly, Seán J. S26, 79 Dorney, John. S41, 101-109 Convery, David S35, 37-46; S38, 152-153; S40, 45-56; S41, 214-222, 242-243 Downing, Eugene S27, 15 Cook, Andy S42, 75-85 Dunne, Tom. S25, 11-13 Corcoran, John S31, 55-62 Dwyer, Michael S38, 105-118 Coughlan, Anthony S28, 18-19 Elders, Marian S27, 121-129 Higgins, Michael D. S37, 129-132; S41, 25-30 Evans, Bryce S32, 19-31 Higgims, Róisín. S41, 33-42 Hoare, Kieran S35, 119 Faherty, Shane S38, 137-139 Hogan, John S26, 17-24; S33, 23-35; S34, 175; S35, 23-33 Fallon, Dónal S38, 150-152; S41, 95-100; S42, 142-153 Holmes, Heather S26, 91-99 Farrell, Aisling S36, 49-58 Holmes, Janice £37, 116-118 Farrell, Emmet S38, 149-150 Holohan, Carol. S41, 241-242 Featherstone, Dave S28, 111 Horgan, John S30, 125-126 Finlay, Andrew S27, 10-12 Horne, John S25, 57-65; S27, 97-98; S31, 75-83 Finn, Daniel. S34, 163-169 Howard, Kevin S42, 129-130 Finnerty, Joe S27, 65-71

Fitzpatrick, David. S26, 78 Ireland, John de Courcy S26, 12; S27, 15-16 Folan, Dara S39, 101-103 Foley, Denis S38, 31-42 James, K.J. S27, 19-29 Foster, Gavin. S33, 73-86; S41, 203-214 Johnston, Roy. S33, 113-114 Friel, Jim S27, 7-8 Johnston-Kehoe, John. S34, 63-83 Frow, Ruth. S26, 12 Jones, Mary S39, 65-74 Futter, Royston S36, 137 Jones, Siobhán S30, 85-96 Jordan, Donald E. S27, 92-93 Gallagher, Ruairí S39, 103-104; S42, 55-64, 158-159 Geary, Laurence S29, 95-96; S31, 104-105 Keable, Ken S26, 13-14; S27, 17; S27, 95 Gibbons, Tish S40, 71-81 Kearney, Ben S25, 13-16 Gibney, John S38, 145 Kearns, Peter S27, 16-17 Goldstone, Katrina S32, 99 Keating, Peter. S41, 18-20 Gordon, Alistair. S34, 117-121 Kelleher, Margaret S42, 125-127 Gordon, Cécile. S41, 169-178 Kelly, Aidan S25, 114-120 Grant, Aidan S38, 169-173; S40, 115-117; S41, 139-144 Kelly, James S28, 99-105; S29, 93-94 Gray, Breda S27, 87-88; S29, 101-102 Kenna, Pádraic S40, 7-17 Keohane, Leo S38, 159-162 Halligan, Brendan S31, 14-16 Kiely, Elizabeth ‘Liz’ S27, 121-129, 131-132; S28, 144; S29, 57-65 Halpenny, Michael. S41, 244 Kinealy, Christine S27, 13-14; S30, 118 Hand, Derek S25, 91; S28, 114-115 King, Carla S26, 83-84; S28, 112; S40, 117-118 Hanley, Brian S26, 53-60; S27, 15; S28, 37-47; S31, 99-100; S32, 51-62; S33, King, Peadar S29, 89-91 113-114; S38, 83-92; S41, 3-6, 235-236, 249-252, 293-294; S42, 87-98 Kissane, Bill. S33, 121-126 Haugh, Dominic S31, 27-42 Kostick, Conor S29, 14-15 Hazelkorn, Ellen S25, 98-100 Krilov, K.S. S26, 14-15 Hearne, John M. S26, 37-50; S27, 88-89 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, McNulty, Kieran S42, 43-52 91, 101-102, 131; S28, 3-4, 23, 118-119; S29, 76-77; S30, 103-113, 118-119; MacPartlin, Brendan S26, 71-74 S33, 139, 143; S35, 120-121; S40, 126-127 MacPherson, D.A.J. S26, 67-71 Lane, Pádraig G. S28, 79-89; S38, 43-50 Mac Suibhne, Brendán S26, 75-76 Larragy, Georgina S39, 95-96 Madden, Gerard S38, 142-143; S39, 21-31 Leane, Máire S27, 121-129, 131-132; S29, 57-65 Maguire, Charles S30, 23-45 Lentin, Ronit S30, 121 Maguire, Martin. S33, 7-21; S34, 41-60; S39, 104-106; S41, 277-281; S42, 115- Lindemann, Dieter S26, 106-107 118 Logue, Paddy S26, 11 Mannion, Áine S39, 107-108 Loughlin, James S25, 87-88 Mannion, Pádraig S37, 133-135; S42, 127-128 Luddy, Maria S26, 86-87; S28, 115-116; S29, 95; S30, 123-124 Marley, Laurence S36, 103-108; S37, 119-121; S38, 136-137 Lugton, Alan. S41, 195-198 Martin, Olivia. S41, 238-239 Lusk, Kirsty. S41, 199-201 Matthews, Ann S27, 132-133; S28, 135-138; S40, 105-109; S41, 229 Maume, Patrick. S41, 234-235 MacAtasney, Gerard S27, 13-14 Meade, Rosie S27, 98-99; S28, 142-143, 144-146; S29, 113-114; S34, 145-152 McAuliffe, Mary S36, 37-46; S41, 67-76 Meehan, Elizabeth S26, 84-85 McAvoy, Sandra S32, 100-101 Millar, Scott. S41, 231-232, 236-238; S42, 163-164 Mac Bhloscaidh, Fearghal. S41, 226-229 Milne, Ida S39, 55-61 McCabe, Conor S30, 21-31; S33, 133-134; S34, 173-174; S35, 7-20; S37, 109- Monaghan, Jim S36, 122-123 111; S42, 117-120 Mooney, Joe. S41, 304-309 McCamley, Bill S25, 94-95 Moore, Joe S28, 119-120 McCann, Éamonn S32, 104-105 Moran, Gerard. S34, 177-178 McCartan, Eugene. S41, 21-24 Moriarty, Séamus S42, 140-141 McCarthy, Andrew S35, 121-122 Moriarty, Theresa S36, 99-101, 109-111; S38, 141-142, 184-185: S39, 83-85; McConnel, James S28, 25-36 S40, 120-121 Mac Con Uladh, Damian S27, 113-114 Morrissey, Thomas J. S36, 114-115 McCullagh, Ciarán S31, 105-106 Morrison, Eve. S41, 59-67 MacDermott, Eithne S26, 85 Moylan, Therese S40, 59-68 McGarry, Fearghal S25, 57-65; S31, 103-104; S35, 111-116 Muldowney, Mary S25, 90-91; S36, 7-17; S37, 124-126; S38, 153-155; S39, 96- McGee, Brian S25, 108-111 98; S40, 89-91, 131-133 McGinley, Jack S42, 139-140 Mulholland, Ciarán S38, 19-30 McGrath, Sam. S41, 298-304 Murphy, Gary S26, 17-24 McKenna, Liam S39, 45-53 Murphy, John A. S31, 100-101 MacLochlainn, Alf S27, 15; S37, 121-122 Murphy, Kevin S36, 141-142; S37, 145-146; S38, 189-190: S39, 3-4; S40, 3-4; McNamara, Conor S35, 124-126; S41, 145-164 S41, 7-8; S42, 3-4 McNamara, Meadhbh S27, 137-140; S28, 147-149 Murphy, Michael S32, 83-84 O’Driscoll, Clodagh S27, 121-129 Murphy, Noel S29, 105; S30, 7 O’Driscoll, Mervyn S31, 101-102 Murphy, Will. S41, 244-246 Ó Duibhinn, Fiachra. S41, 238 Murray, Joe. S41, 244-246 Ó Fathartaigh, Miceál. S33, 143-144 Murray, Peter S27, 31-42; S39, 100-101; S40, 93-101; S42, 8-17 Ó Gráda, Cormac S28, 118 O’Halloran, Michael. S34, 176-177 Nelson, Bruce. S41, 83-94 Ó hÓgartaigh, Margaret S29, 33-41; S33, 138-139; S37, 57-70 Nevin, Donal. S34, 135-138 O’Malley, Kate S29, 45-54; S41, 77-82 Newby, Andrew G. S28, 112-113; S32, 108-109; S41, 224-226; S42, 99-102 O’Riordan, Manus S26, 7-9; S28, 12-14; S29, 102-104: S39, 126 Newsinger, John S27, 84-85; S28, 125-133; S31, 107-109; S35, 130-131; S38, 51 Ó Séaghdha, Barra S29, 97-98; S34, 155-163 -62 Ó Tuathaigh, Gearóid S37, 140-142; S40, 112-114 Ní Chonchubahair, Sinéad S39, 33-43 Owens, Harry. S34, 123-124 Ní Dhulchaointigh, Giulia S37, 87-96

Ní Fhuartháin, Méabh S39, 98-100 Palmer, Bryan D. S27, 133-134, 134-135 Nolan, Melanie S29, 19-31 Paris, Chris S25, 88-89; S27, 93-94 Noone, Val S42, 158-160 Parkhill, Trevor S28, 119 Patterson, Henry S27, 89-90; S31, 97-98; S34, 171-173 O’Brien, A.F. S27, 96-97 Penrose, Edmund. S41, 165-168 O’Brien, Gerard S26, 78; S27, 96 People’s History Museum, Manchester S27, 17 O’Brien, Paul S30, 124-125 Pierce, Michael S35, 69-85 O’Callaghan, John. S41, 223-224 Purdie, Bob S26, 80-81 O’Callaghan, Liam S32, 91-96; S34, 182 Purséil, Niamh S27, 55-64; S31, 129-131; S33, 140; S34, 182-184; S38, 155-156; O’Carroll, Aileen S31, 45-53 S41, 286-291 Ó Catháin, Máirtín S25, 19-26, 120-126; S26, 121-126; S27, 91; S28, 17-18, 49-

60, 117; S40, 119-120 Quinn, Carol S26, 100-101 Ó Cathasaigh, Aindrias S25, 89-90; S26, 81-82; S27, 103-108; S32, 109-111: Quinn, Michael J. S38, 93-104 S39, 91-94 Quinn, Ruairí. S34, 181 O’Connell, Michael. S34, 7-18 O’Connor, Emmet S25, 3-4, 126; S26, 3-4; S27, 3-4, 135; S28, 118, 121-122; Redmond, Jennifer S36, 61-70; S37, 126-127; S40, 127-128 S29, 98-100; S30, 73-82, 120-121; S31, 85-89; S32, 5-16; S36, 119-121; S37, 31- Redmond, Tom S39, 123-124 39; S38, 163-168: S39, 108-110; S40, 123-124; S42, 107-114 Richardson, Fionnuala S26, 117; S27, 5-6; S28, 141; S29, 113; S30, 3-5; S31, 3- O’Connor, Philip S35, 102-105 4; S32, 3-4; S33, 3-5; S34, 3-4; S35, 3-5 O’Connor Lysaght, D.R. S25, 17, 93-96’ S26, 61-65, 115; S27, 14; S30, 99-100; Rigney, Peter. S41, 186-188; S42, 103-105 S33, 146-147; S34, 133-135; S38, 119-130 Riordan, Susannah S32, 106-107 O’Donovan, John S37, 19-29 Roberts, Geoffrey S32, 107-108 Ó Drisceoil, Dónal S25, 79-82; S26, 86-87, 117-118; S28, 106-109; S30, 121- Seery, Aidan S39, 45-53 123; S33, 89-92; S37, 103-104; S40, 19-29 Sheehan, George S36, 128-132 Saothar Studies Sheerins, Alan S40, 7-17 Shepherd, Barry S42, 142-148 1. Francis Devine, An Index to Saothar, Journal of the Irish Labour History So- Shields, Andrew S25, 123-124; S26, 110-113; S27, 117-120; S28, 138-140 ciety, & Other ILHS Publications, 1973-2000, (ILHS, Dublin, 2000), pp. 120 Simmons, Sheila S36, 133-136 2. Francis Devine, ‘A Trade Union Journal, First, Last & Always’: The Work- Smethurst, John B. S26, 80-81 ers’ Union of Ireland Report, 1952-1954, (ILHS, Dublin, 2011), pp. 202 [also Strötgen, Robert S26, 106-107 available on CD Rom] Sugrue, Elaine S42, 65-74 3. James Curry & Francis Devine, ‘Merry May Your Xmas Be & 1913 Free From Care: The Irish Worker 1912 Christmas Number, (ILHS, Dublin, 2012), Tiernan, Sonja S36, 113-114; S38, 131-133 pp. 72 Toms. David. S41, 246-247 Francis Devine & John B. Smethust, Historical Directory of Trade Unions in Ire-

Uí Chionna, Jackie S42, 137-138 land, (ILHS/WCML, Dublin/Salford, 2017), pp. 588

Vallely, Fintan S42, 131-133 Studies in Irish Labour History Varley, Tony S27, 85-87; S37, 107-109 Vickers, Laura S36, 116-117; S40, 114-115 1. Anthony Coughlan, C. Desmond Greaves, 1913-1988: An Obituary Essay, (1990, reprinted 1991), pp.24 Walker, Graham S27, 94-95 2. Manus O’Riordan, The Voice of a Thinking, Intelligent Movement: James Walker, Lynda S39, 125 Larkin Junior & the Ideological Modernisation of Irish Trade Unionism, (1995, Walker, Michael S38, 19-30 reprinted in updated edition, 2001), pp. 44 Wall, Michael S37, 132-133 3. Francis Devine, Acting for the Actors: Dermot Doolan & the Organisation of Walsh, Fionnuala S42, 19-30 Irish Actors & Performing Artists, 1947-1985, (1997), pp. 52 Walsh-McLean, Jason. S41, 294-297 4. Bill McCamley, The Third James: James Fearon, 1874-1924: an Unsung Watts, Gerry S38, 178; S40, 31-42 Hero of Our Struggle, (2000), pp. 36 Whelan, Barry S37, 75-83; S38, 143-144 5. Anton McCabe, ‘Stormy Petrel of the Transport Workers’: Peadar O’Don- Whelan, Diarmuid S29, 109-110; S31, 111-118 nell, Trade Unionist, 1917-1920 and Francis Devine, Navigating a Lone Chan- Whelan, Kevin. S33, 126-131 nel: Stephen McGonagle, Trade Unionism & Labour Politics In Derry, (2000), Whelehan, Níall S37, 7-17; S38, 135-136 pp. 48 White, Matt S42, 161-162 6. Helga Woggon, Silent Radical – Winifred Carney, 1887-1943: a Reconstruc- Wickham, Ann S25, 94 tion of Her Biography, (2000), pp. 76 Woggon, Helga S27, 43-54; S41, 232-233 7. Helga Woggon, Ellen Grimley (Nellie Gordon) – Reminiscences of Her Work Yeates, Pádraig S32, 102-103; S33, 37-54; S34, 142-142; S35, 126-128; S36, 127 With James Connolly in Belfast, (2000), pp. 56 -128; S38, 63-72: S39, 126-127; S41, 111-123; S42, 121-124 8. Francis Devine, Understanding Social Justice: Paddy Cardiff & the Disci- pline of Trade Unionism (2002), pp. 80

9. Joseph Deasy, Fiery Cross: the Story of Jim Larkin (2004), pp. 60

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

Kerry, 1917-2001, (2004), pp. 80 11. Francis Devine & Manus O’Riordan, James Connolly, Liberty Hall & the 1916 Rising, (2006), pp. 116 12. Norman Croke & Francis Devine, ‘More Permanent Than Bronze, More En- during Than Stone’: the James Connolly Labour College, 1919-1921 & Workers’ Educational Institute, 1925-1927, (2007), pp. 124 13. Áindrias Ó Cathasaigh (ed), The Life & Times of Gilbert Lynch, (2011), pp. 80 14. Paul Ennis, Peter Ennis: The Man Who Kept Liberty Hall, (2016), pp. 96 D.R. O’Connor Lysaght, From the GPO to the Winter Palace: How a Workers’ Revolution Was Lost & How a Workers’ Revolution was Won, (2016), pp. 64