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An Index to Sabthar 1973-2000

ISSN 1393-9831

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-An Index To 'I I I.' SAOTHf\R Journal Of The Irish Labour' History Society "".,..,.:.: And

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Beggars Bush, Haddington Road, Dublin 4, Ireland'

September 2000

ISSN \393-9831

with the support of MSF

designed and printed by Elo Press Ltd., Dublin 8

front cover: . The typeface design for Saothar was by Peter Biddulph, a graduate of the National College Of Art And' Design. Saothar 5, 1979 was the first appearance of this typeface in print. . , :" .

• <~; .. back cover: Ancient trade banner of the Dublin Letter Press Printers, painted in the early nineteenth century and already 'well worn in 1875 when £20 had to be spent preparing for the O'Connell Centenary; Lii~t· public appearance was Connolly Commemmoration, May 1930. Theme of Christmas card issued by Dublin's Typographical Building Society in 1950s. Illustrated inside cover of Saothar 12, 1997. Contents

Introduction 5 Saothar And Its Contribution To Irish Historical Studies by 1. 1. Lee 8 Saothar, The Irish Labour History Society And Labour History, .1973-2000 12 Irish Labour History Society, 1973-2000:·-Offi~e;-s And'C6nirnht~e Members 16 Saothar And The Internet 19 Work And Words: The Meaning Of Saothar 20 Saothar Index: How To Use It 22 Saothar Editors, 1975-2000 23 Saothar Editorial Board, 1979-2000 23 Contents Of Saothar 1-24 By Volume 25 Editorials 40 Irish Labour History Society Reports 40 Obituaries 40 Correspondence 41 Articles 44 Comment 46 Essays In Review 47 Publications Reviewed By Author 49 Publications Reviewed By Reviewer 65 Essays 73 Sources Articles 74 Theses Abstracts 77 Document Studies 81 Oral History 82 Labour Lives 82 Bibliography 83

C9~ference Reports 84 Subject Index - Person 86 Subject Index - Events, Organisations, Places 91 Index Of Contributors 102 Index T()!rish Labour History Society Newsletter, _Obair And Labour History News .. 109 Other ILHS .Publications 120 4 SAOTHARINDEX

Other ILHS publications SAOTHARINDEX 5

Introduction

Cynics claim that 'history belongs to th~~Y~.Sro~~~.!Don:t,belieYoe;a word of it! History belongs to those who keep records and tell their story!~·tfi~)rTsh 'l:aboU-~~~Hi~t0ry Society '(ILHS) started its journal Saothar a quarter of a century ag;t~tD-iik~ frish:labOlfJ' iii~f6ry a reality. The role of the labour­ movement in forging and forcing democratic, social, economic' and cultural progress has never been adequately recognised or appreciated. Most'of'all by those whb, ~ade it, men and women of all ages, through formal and informal orgimisations and campaigns.' The contribution of Irish workers has not been confined to self-imposed wage restraint. Nor has it been confined to self-imposed restraint in ~he area of industrial action. To scratch the surface to reveal labour contributions will take many volumes in a variety of formats. Nowhere was this lack of recognition more evident than in the absence of any labour content in a recently acclaimed television series on the history of the southern Irish state. In a more recent television series reviewing the twentieth century on a day-by-day basis, not one item of labour intere.st was featured on May Day! No post-second level or third level educational institution offers a specific course in labour history. There was a time when such shortcomings were explained by the pauc~ty of material. That is no longer the case. By Irish labour history standards there has been an explosion in the quantity, quality and range of published material, books, pamphlets, videos, films, radio, audio­ tapes and compact discs. Not least, by any means, in redressing the want of educational and study material, has been the contribution of Saothar. Since 1975 an annual stream of editorials, correspondence, articles, essays, reviews, notices, reports, abstracts, document studies, oral history features, conference reports, archives and library reports and studies, and an unrivalled bibliography. ,.', The twenty-four volumes of Saothar included in this Index cover ov~r,3,000'printedpages, more than 1,500,000 words and a total expenditure that would make a Bolshevik blanch! Most ~fwhat was included would probably not have been published elsewhere. No one who contributed to the creati9n of any word, page or issue of the journal was paid anything, other than the printers and binders. Our contributors are and have been a remarkable galaxy of sparks, squibs and stars. Our members, subscribers and readers constitute an even greater constellation. One of the journal's lesser, but nevertheless important contributions, was in raising the production standard since Saothar 5 oflabour movement publications and indeed that of other comparable journals. Enthusiastic scholars and reluctant students pursuing assignments, will find their sources wherever they may be. However, a remarkable feature of Saothar has been its popular accessibility to a wider readership without in any way sacrificing scholarly standards. The Irish people, and those interested in the subject the world over, are indebted to our editors, contributors, advertisers, individual and corporate supporters and all who have contributed in a myriad of ways to the appearance of Saothar over the past quarter century . .if y.ou have read this item, read the Index and study it. If you do not have the issue that interests you: get your local library to order it. Order copies of the Index and Saothar directly from the ILHS. Jciinns in the workof uncovering, discovering, producing and broadcasting our noble story. Join the ILHS and have Saothar delivered to you each year. The compiler (an inadequate word under the. circumstances) of the Inde~: Ffancis Devine, an indefatigable worker on behalf of Irish labour ,history in all its aspects, has once again delivered the gciods to the customary high, standards he has set forus all.

Charles Callan, Secretary, ILHS 6 SAOTHAR INDEX

MSF - Proud To Support Saothar

MSF (Manufacturing, Science, Finance - The International Union for Skilled & Professional People) is proud to be associated.with this Index To Saothar. MSF was the product of the merger between ASTMS (Association Of. Scientific, Technical & Managerial Staffs) and TASS in 1988. Both ASTMS and TASS had been enthusiastic supporters of the Irish Labour History Society (ILHS) since its foundation in 1973 with active involvement in Society events in Dublin and Belfast. Saothar was welcomed and-received fraternal advertising and other supports. MSF have continued to support the ILHS in all its endeavours. MSF's tradition is organisation among those workers who comprehend knowledge, study and scholarship as an integral part of Frank Barry their, professional lives. Mike Cooley, now celebrated National President, MSF internationally for his research into and publications about the relationship between humans and technology, work and its associated cultures, is an example of the Irish MSF tradition. , Saothar has regularly featured articles investigating similar themes around the labour proce~s. MSF's activity within the scientific and managerial communities:"': which.includes the regular investigation of problems and scholady publication of the results - gives it a 'particular uriderstanding of the achievements that the journal represents and how valuable this Index will become to those pursuing research in the future. 'The ILHS holds the records ~f the Assurance Representatives' Organisation (ARO) - part of the old ASTMS insurance sector organisation - as example of the Society's interest in the organisation of workers involved in what used to be referred to as Roger Lyons the 'white collar' sector. Certainly, the Society's focus has never General Secretary, MSF been a narrow one and has always investigated workers 'by hand . and by brain'. Regretfully, ,work in this latter area is still under- developed.Two public:ations worth consulting in the ILHS Library, however, are TciiW Foiey, AMo;t Formidable 'Union: TheHistory Of DATA and TASS, (MSF, London; 1(92) and Brian Graham,'The History of TASS In'lrela'~d: Chronicle Of A Union InAction, (MSF irish R~gion, Belfast and Dublin, ),991). Perhaps such consultation will encourage the production of a history of the bI:oad MSF family:s Irish·achievements? In" additiori to their scie~tific and technical publications, MSF members and officers have regularly' published considered contributions to the. trade union and labour movement questio~softhe day such as national wages policy, the equality agenda, the impact of technology, he~lth_and.safety, and the inter~ational struggle ,against Apartheid. Thus MSF has a particular appredati'on of the published record, . .. ", . .• , MSF is ~nce again making history as tbefirsi union with membership across these islands and with a Head Office in London to directly financially support a publication by an Irish body. Then, the ILHS SAOTHARINDEX 7 is uniquely ,deserving, it is fitting that the Society's outstanding contribution to what Professor Joseph Lee, in hIs 'foreword below, calls 'irish intellectual activity" should receive endorsement f~om a tnide uriion thatis renowned for its thinking; intelligence and innovation. Our only' hope is thatth~ Index is nOf~irhply, confined to the shelf but ~ like those:magnificently crafted blueprints drawn by draughtsmen and women in the engiri~ering:' shipbuilding,e~ergy and aerospace sectors' by MSF members over the years - that it will launch many a~dvaried ent'erpri~es of schol~riy ~ndeavour. MSF is committed to support such activity - it is our proud investment in the future of Irish labour history studies. ' '.'" ,'.~ "., .:: .•... " , " To all those who have been invol'ved in creating arid sustainingS{lOthar o'{,~r the last quarter of a century, may we send our sincerethal1ks.Tothose contenipl'atingther-eplication and improvement of the Saothar contribution'ov~r the nextpei'iod oftime, what better starting 'poiritcould you have than this superb Index? .. ',;, " "

Frank Barry, Roger Lyons, National President, General Secretary, MSF MSF

Frank Barry, cm ILHS Committee member, 1990-1991, was MSF Naiional President, 1999-2000; the first Irish person to be elected to such office.

TASS Divisional Organiser Ken Gill joins striking AEI Lame workers on a march through Be(fast 8 SAOTHARINDEX

Saothar And Its Contr~bution To Irish Historical Studies

Good wine needs no bush, and this Index testifies to the vintage crops that Saotnar has harvested over the years. There was of course labour· history in Ireland before Saothar. Lives of the major Labour leaders, like Desm()nd Greaves on James Connolly and Emmet Larkin on Jlm Larkiri, ranked with the best of Irish biographies. Butthere was little systematic study of the labour movement, and even less of working class life. It can hardly have seemed a propitious background for the launching of Saothar. And yet, I'm more impressed by the speedthan the tardiness with which labour history developed in Ireland, relative to other types of history, at least by the axiomatic compa~is6~ with ·England. Irish Historical Studies was not established until fifty-two years i\fter the English Historical Review. Irish Economic And Social History appeared forty-five years after the Economic History Review. Saothar appeared only fifteen years behind the Bulletin Of The British Society For The Study Of Labour History.' It owed, it is true, its emergence more to the initiative of labour activists than to academics. Indeed the theme of academic neglect remains a regular refrain of Saothar editorials. As my own perspective is a bit different, it may be no harm putting it on record at this juncture, for I have some difficulty reconciling laments about 'the absence of any sustained interest in labour history by Irish academic historians" with the range of academic contributors recorded in this Index. Of course, labour history was indeed grossly under-researched, as Donal Nevin co~plained in his address, 'The state of Irish Labour History' in Belfast in 1974' - ironically at a symposium distrupted by the Ulster Workers' Council action, the most successful demonstration of working class power in Irish history - All Power To The Workers! , Nevin was right in absolute terms. But the claim that labour history was relatively neglected seems to·me more questionable. For one could have equally complained about the lack of research in most other areas of Irish history. This was not because Irish historians were unusually unproductive. It ~as mainly because there were so few ofthem, and because research facilities, even in Dublin and Belfast, much less outside them, were virtually non-existent. Complaints about academic neglect of labour history seem to be often based on assumptions about the infinite resources of academe. When I came to University College, Cork in 1974, just before the launching of Saothar, responsibility for the teaching of the entire corpus of Irish history since the eighteenth century was borne by one staff member. The same was true in University College, Galway and Maynooth at the time. University College, Dublin (UCD) and Trinity College, Dublin were only a little better endowed. Limerick and Dublin City Universities were still at their 'better than a university' stage, which meant they had nobody. There were only four or five academic specialists in the social and economic history of nineteenth and twentieth century Ireland, the key disciplines in which any serious labour history has to be rooted, in all the Irish universities together, north and south. The fact that social and economic had to be roped together in the title of Irish Economic And Social History just before the launch of Saothar was a pragmatic recognition of the shortage of numbers. Even in the vastly bigger departments of today, there are still only a handful with any professional competence in economic history, although more can now style themselves social historians. Nor was the low profile oflabour history in universities due, as far as I am aware, to any pervasive animus against it; any more than was the low profile 'of economic history. To my own knowledge, UCD History sought to recruit Miriam Daly in ·the 1950s to compensate for the lack of specialised competence in economic and social history, but personal circumstances precluded her from accepting. It later recruited myself to teach economic history in 1963, before I went abroad, working partly on SAOTHARINDEX 9

labour history. UCD soon afterwards recruited Fergus D' Arcy, David Doyle and Mary Daly,wbo continue to mak~ crucial contributions to labour history. Dermot Keogh's Making Of The Irish Working Class was the product of UeD graduate research ip rhe early seventies. Cormac 6 Grada, although scarcely recruited as a labQll.r:historian, wapld G.ol1tribute regularly from the Economics Department. In Trinity College, John.Borne and David Fitzpatrick have been active, and if the neglect of Irish history in Northern IrelNorthern Ireland troubles, which fostered a renewed emphasis on the. 'national issue'.' Just as 'Labour' had to wait, so labour history had, to an extent, to wait also, and a second time round. This did not prevent much good work being done. But it did prevent it achieving as prominent a profile as its quality often deserved. Concurrently, the growth of women's history, inevitably focusing disproportionately initially on the careers and aspirations of middle-class women" diverted attention from working class lives, despite the valiant efforts of scholars like Mary Daly, in particular, to maintain a sense of balance. Diversion may not be quite the right term, ofcourse, for the work might not have got done anyway. :> Women's history should make a major contrib,ution to enhancing understanding of working class life, but. formidable challenges, ideological and methodological, remain to be overcome in integrating women's history with working class history." 10 SAOTHARINDEX

Even had labour history not been affected by these developments, it would have still had to confront some internal intellectual challenges. This was partly because so much of it remained for so long the .prisoner of uncomprehending concepts; occasionally Marxist, but more generally urban, of "the peasant', with stereotypesofa sub-hominid social stratum substituting for serious thought. This posed serious problems in coming to terms with the fact that the majority of the Irish people were not urban workers throughout much of the period. when labour historians were emotionally disposed to equate the 'worker' with the 'people'. It also meant, inter alia, that the agricultural labouring class, the biggest single worker category in Ireland for most of the nineteenth century, found itself doubly neglected. Its existence failed to satisfy the needs of Irish nationalist, Irish unionist/British imperialist, or socialist propagandists, and it had virtually vanished from history before a handful of historians tried to give it decent burial. Next to the incapacity of urban ideologists to understand the 'peasant', the second main weakness in the study of Irish labour history remains the failure to understand the role of religion, or at least Catholicism, as copiously blamed as the 'peasant' for the failure of Ireland to become socialist. Serious study of the social role' of religion, as distinct from ritualistic sloganising, within the framework of labour history, remains grossly underdeveloped. _ Saothar committed itself from the outset 'to the study of Irish labour history in the broadest sense: the economic and social formation of Irish labour, the labour movement and Irish working class culture, and the experience and role of Irish labour abroad'. This agenda might seem common sense. It was, in fact, even if it defined labour as mainly urban manual.workers, with a sprinkling of white collars thrown in, a revolutionary one in terms not only of Irish.1abour history, but of Irish history in general. For virtually nothing had been written.on these topics with reference to any social grouping in Ireland at that stage. Saothar therefore found itself potentially pioneering not only in labour history, but in vast tracts of the unexplored territoi-y-of Irish history. It has striven valiantly t'o respond to the challenge it setits~lf, and with: Ipore success than might have been anticipated in the face of a superficially sympathetic, but basically inhospitable ideological environment, as the embourgeoisment of Ireland proceeded apace, with the 'manual working class, the stuff of traditional labour history, and'of' socialist dreams of liberation, gradually, following agricultural labourers towards oblivion. . This disjunction between 'the working class' and the majority of 'workers' is a mainpr6blerri'with the ambitious provisional agenda sketched by the editors under the rubric, Saothar A Journal of Social History? 'A real 'hidden Ireland' has been . identified' , the editors tell us, 'as including' skill, its creation, culture, defence and influence: poverty and how it affected women, children; communities, political and social movements; leisure, recreation, pub culture; sex, sexuality, family and gender; religion and the influence, dominance and conce~n' (or lack of it) of the church; consumption in all its forms; social welfare and social work; the .non:organised working class - always the m<.tjoritYbut seldom seen; labour and Nationalist or Unionist"mythology; the language of class; hbusing - rural, tenement and council; emigration, Irish experience abroad and especially how this impaCted on 'those left behind, their organisation and expectations;" and theoretical and methodological questions, .. 'This is a truly exciting research agenda. Butin" principle most of it relates to all human beings. What is 7 distinctively 'labour' about it needs to be explored further. ." . " But it certainly provides an agenda f~rdebate, And this has been the m~st signific~nt ;single contribution of Saothar to Irish intellectual aCtivity:The tolerance of diverse:approaches towards, and concepts of, labour history has been a hugesttength .."It has'allo~ed all withar interest in the lIves of those they regard as working class, real ~r im~gineci, c,ohc~ete"or abstract, to enjoy reasonably pe?,Cerul cohabitation within a welcoming embrace, and'to,enormously enrich Saothar with .thevari~ty of contributions to an enterprise which might easilyha'Ye'fallen victim to the arid disputationsofthe'self- . .... ' .-

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righteous. . The finest tribute that can be paid~tothe vision of the founders is that their original agenda remains asrelevant, demanding, and exdting today as it did when first formulated twenty-five years ago. This index deserves a warm welcome as arecord of work well done, and as providing an eye-opener for even regular readers of just how impressive a legacy Saothar can already bequeath.

J. J. Lee

Notes 1. The Bulletin was re-titled Labour History Review in 1990. 2. Francis Devine & Emmet O'Connor, 'Saothar, labour history and the future', Saothar 22, 1997, pp.3-5. 3. Miriam Daly, 'Belfast symposium on Irish labour history', Saothar, 1976, p.l. 4. ibid., p.2. 5. Devine & O'Connor, op. cit. p.4. . 6. Mary E: Daly, 'Women and labour: margins to mainstream?', Saothar, 191994, pp.70-75. 7: Devine & O'Connor, op. cit., pp.4-5. .

Patrick Funge, Elo Press Founder and guardian' of Saothar publication standard since 1981. The widely-acclaimed production standard of the journal has been a function of . Pat's eye for detail and (·are. The society owe him much. 12 SAOTHARINDEX . Saothar, The Irish Labour History Society And Labour History, 1973-2000

It is only when you see acomplete set of Saothar sitting on a library shelf that you appreciate what an achievement for the Irish Labour History Society (ILHS) the journal is. Since first appearing on May Day, 1975, some 4,I56 pages of text have been published. This is remarkable given the almost total absence of any academic base for the subject in 1975. Ireland possessed no Thompson, Hobsbawm, Montgomery or Rowbotham! It is even more remarkable when the continuing narrowness - perhaps even the narrowing - of that base in 1998 is considered.' These days, following the 'collapse of socialism' and 'end of history', labour history studies are fast disappearing from third level institutions. The strength of the ILHS, and therefore its journal, has never 'been reliant on academia however. There has been strong support from the labour movement that has been offered, no strings. attached. This is reflected in the unique image of the journal with its 'fraternal' advertisements from trade unions. But there is a deeper, less patent evidence of labour movement support in the shelter, secretarial resources and purchasing that has sustained Society and journal through times that - in economic and resource terms - have seldom been less than 'thin'. An interesting question, when gazing at the thousands of pages of text, is - how much of this work would have been published if it were not for Saothar? The suspicion is that very little of it would have appeared elsewhere. This is not to denigrate .the standard of the contributions over the years - for Saothar has been acclaimed for reaching and maintaining high standards of scholarship - but to observe that ·labour history and working class experience have never been popular subjects in Irish economic and social history studies. A second, very important observation is that many of those who contribute to each issue of Saothar are first-time historians - young research students, labour rriovement activists, civil and public servants, teachers and those drawn from other disciplines in pursuit of a particular interest. To read down through the 'List Of Contributors' each year is to realise the breadth of encouragement offered by the Society and its journal. It is a policy in which the journal takes great pride and one that has seen a number of contributors - having broken their publication 'ducks' in Saothar - go on to establish significant roles for themselves in Irish historiography. The ILHS was, o{course, a product of an exciting fusion between young, committed academics - Fergus D' Arcy, Ken Hannigan, Greag6ir 6 Duill - and older, interested figures from the labour movement, most notably the late John Swift. Maintaining that blend has often proved difficult. One academic figure left the Committee once for 'cultural reasons' that are immediately understood by anyone who has spent a lifetime enduring trade union meetings! This individual departed, amicably, with the Committee's gratitude and understanding. The editorial positions have generally reflected this duality - one editor drawn from academe and one from worker education. The lack of concern among Irish historians for labour matters is perhaps indicated by the fact that editors have' been American, Australian, English and Scots! The editors' task has never been a straightforward one. There has rarely been an uninvited flow of material coming in. Trees have had to be shaken, bushes searched and hedgerows combed .. Thus the journal is often very much a function of the editors' capacity to cajole, to pressurise, to convince and to persuade otherwise reluctant contributors. Editors.have also tended to 'produce' the journal. In this regard, much is owed to Patrick Funge 'and his ,sons Nfall and Padraic at Elo Press. The staff - SAOTHARINDEX 13 particularly ChristyHammond, Richie Kelly; Mark'Dahiel and typesetter Paddy Murray (who just loves to see the bibliography approaching) ~ have contributed much. to the journal's style and instructed the editors in an informal way in many cif the arts of printing. Pat Funge himself proofed everything and would teach Gower and Fciwkr much about the correct use of English! Finally, Norah O'Neill's trojan work of business management over many years must be acknowledged. Almost no book on labour or social history now appears without some reference to Saothar material. The journal is being used. This is encouraging in that, after issue five, it was consciously decided to attempt to created a 'working tool' for labour historians. The 'Sources' and 'Bibliography' sections have thus given much pleasure as they have been acknowledged by many as an essential starter reference before the research plunge is taken. The Society's other substantial achievement has been in the location and preservation of archivesand the development of the Archives & Museum in the Society'S premises at Beggar's Bush. Recognition of the significance of Saothar for archivists is indicated by the appearance of an index to the sources material al0I1.c,jp

Drogheda to collect the first edition and load it into the back of the cat. Saothar is now sought after and, in its entirety, is an achievement which surely gladdens those who first created the Society. Our late President, Paddy Bergin, often wondered 'Does the Society: produce the journal or does the journal produce the Society?, It is clearly a little of both for Saothar is very obviously the journal of a vibrant Society. What distinguishes the journal from the Society, however, is its permar;tence, its recorded evidence, its legacy. To that extent it might be asked - to paraphrase Paddy - 'Is the journal the product of the subject or is the subject the product of the journal?' Without exaggeration, it might be argued; that Saothar has lead more than it has reflected: Frauds Deviue

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I. An indication of this narrowness can be seen from Andrew Shields, 'Labour history courses in colleges and universities', Saothar 23, 1998, pp. 100-102. 2. See Francis Devine, 'An index to sources for labour historians in Saothar - a working journal', Irish Archives, Journal O/The Irish Societv'For Archives, vol. 6, no: 2, 1999, pp. 18-29.' A shorter version of this piece first appeared in Sarah Ward-Perkins, Select Guide To Trade Union Records In Dublin, (Irish Manuscripts Commission, Dublin, 1996), pp. 289-294. 3. Francis Devine & Emmet O'Connor', 'Saothar, labour history and the future', Saothar 22, 1997, pp. 3-5. SAOTHARINDEX 15·

Repair and maintenance work in Beggar's Bush Barracks, c.I922

Irish labour History Society Museum and Archives, July 2000 16 SAOTHARINDEX

Irish Labour History Society, 1973-2000: Officers And Committee Members

Honorary Presidents Assistant Secretaries John Swift, 1979-1990; Paddy Bergin, 1989- Fintan Cronin, 1974; Peter Rigney, 1975-1978; 1991; D6naJ Nevin, 1989-; Norah O'Neill, Paul Cullen, 1979-1980; Doris Ke~ly, 1981; 1992-; Fergus D' Arcy, 1994-; Ken Hannigan,' Bob Purdie, 1982-1986; Carla Keaiing King, 1994- . 1983; Joe Deasy, 1984-1986, 1988-1991; Andrew Finlay, 1987-1988; Evanne Kilmurray, 1987-1995; John P. Swift, 1992-1994; Denise Presidents Rogers, 1995-; Mary E. Flynn, 1996-1997; John Swift, 1973-1978; Charles McCarthy, Hugh Geraghty, 1998- 1979; Garry Sweeney, 1980; Charles Callan, 1981-1982; Paddy Bergin, 1983-1987; Francis Devine, 1988-1992; Joe Deasy, 19~.3-1998; Treasurers Francis Devine, 1999- Greag6ir 6 Duill, 1973-1974, 1980-1981; Ita BrennanMangan, 1975; Paul Cullen, 1976-1978; Aidan Kirwan, 1979; Deirdre O'Connell; 1982- Vice Presidents 1983; Frank Canavan, 1984; Joe Deasy, 1985; Fergus A, D'Arcy, 1973-1976; Garry Sweeney, Peter Rigney, 1986-1988; Edward Fanning, 1989- 1977 -1979; Charles Callan, 1980; Francis 1990; Dympna Harper, 1991-1995; Kieran Jack Devine, 1981; Henry Ashe, 1982; Francis McGinley, 1996- Devine, 1983-1987; Norah O'Neill, 1988-1991; Joe Deasy, 1992; Francis Devine, 1993-1997; Therese Moriarty 1998; Joe Deasy, 1999- Trustees Paddy Bergin, 1973-1982; Joan O'Connell, 1973-1975; Sean Mac Cormac, 1975-1976; Ita Secretaries Brennan Mangan, 1976; Peter Cassells, 1977-; Mattie O'Neill, 1973; Francis Devine, 1974- Joe Deasy, 1983; Deirdre O'Connell, 1984- 1978; Ellen Hazelkorn, 1979-1981; Paul 1986; Frank Canavan, 1987-1995; Dympna Cull«n, 1982-1983; John O'Dowd, 1984-1986; Harper, 1996- Charles Callan, 1987- SAOTHAR INDEX 17

Deirdre O'Connell receiving special award for her bibliographic work from Emmet O'Connor and Tom Crean

Charles Callan, The late 1. W. Boyle, long-standing Secretary, ILHS Saothar Editorial Advisor 18 SAOTHARINDEX

Committee Members·

Kader Asmal, 1974 Michael McInerney, 1975-1976 Frank Barry, 1990-1991 Brian McKevitt, 1991-1998 lonathan Bell, 1983 Catha1 Mac Liam, 1992-1998 Paddy Bergin, 1988 Sylvia Meehan, 1973-1978 . lane Boushell, 1999- Matt Merrigan, 1986-1993 Liam Cahill, 1980-1981, 1992 Theresa Moriarty, 1986-1997 Charles Callan, 1977-1979, 1983 Hazel· Morrissey, 1983 Frank Canavan, 1976-1981, 1983, 1985 Sean Morrissey, 1996- Peter Cas sells, 1976-1977 PeterMurray, 1980 Mary Clancy, 1989- lack Nash, 1981 Derek Clarke, 1982 Deirdre 0' Connell, 1979-1981 Seamus Cody, 1979-1981 Emmet O'Connor, 1985-1986, 1989-1990, Terry Cradden, 1985, 1989 1996- Thomas Neilan Crean, 1996- lohnO'Dowd, 1983, 1988 Fintan Cronin, 1973, 1975, 1977 Greagoir 6 Dtiill, 1976-1977, 1989 Paul Cullen, 1975-1976, 1984-1986 Cormac 6 Grada, 1982-1983 Miriam Daly, 1973-1978 Mattie O'Neill, 1974-1975 Joe Deasy, 1982, 1987-1992 Norah O'Neill, 1980-1987 Barry Desmond, 2000- Padraig 6 Snodaigh, 1973-1977 Francis Devine, 1979-1980, 1982, 1998 Henry Patters on, 1979-1980 Paul Doyle, 1985-1987 Edmund Penrose, 1999- Terry Egan; 1984-1985 Hugh M. Pollock, 1979-1980 Pat Feeley, 1992 Con Power, 1999- Seamus Fitzpatrick, 2000- Bob Purdie, 1981, 1987-1988 lohn Flood, 1993-1994 Ruiarf Quinn, 1988-1991 Mary E. Flynn, 1992-1995 Seamus Redmond, 1993 Sean Galavan, 1992 SeanRedmond, 1973-1975, 1999- Hugh Geraghty, 1986-1998 Fionnuala Richardson, 1992- Gary Granville, 1980 Peter Rigney, 1979-1981 Ken Hannigan, 1973-1974, 1976 Denise Rogers, 1992-1994 Helen Hanrahan, 1975-1977 Pat Rooney, 1987 Dympna Harper, 1982, 1989 Paddy Shanley, 1983-1985 Ellen Hazelkorn,1977 -1978 Betty, SincIair, 1973-1975 lohn Horne, 1977-1981 Eddie Soye, 1989- lennifer Hunter, 1996-1998 Garry Sweeney, 1976-1977, 1983-1989 Mary lones, 1999- Jimmy Sweeney, 1983 Jim Kemmy, 1977-1978 Mark Thompson, 1984 Dermot Keogh, 1975-1976 Yseult Thornley, 2000- Evanne Kilmurray, 1985-1986 Eamon Thornton, 1977-1981 Carla King, 1999 Leo van Es 1998 Aidan Kirwan 1977-1978, 1980 Sarah Ward-Perkins, 1985-1995 loseph Lee, 1975-1976 Tommy Watt, 1973-1976 Maisie McConnell, 1973-1976 Dermot Wh\?lan, 1976 Ken McCue, 1983-1985 Ann Wickham, 1976-1978, 1990 Kieran lack McGinley, 1993-1995 SAOTHARINDEX 19 SaotharAnd The Internet

From September, 2000 readers will be able to follow the affairs of the Irish Labour History Society· on line. The home page of the ILHS website is reproduced below. Those logging on will be able to obtain up to date information on Society events and happenings; subscribe to the Society and Saothar; contribute to a message board; and obtain links to other sites of labour history interest.

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Work And Words: The Meaning Of Saothar'

Shift work, piece work, task work, overtime, part-time, temporary, permanent are just a few of the many words used to describe different categories of work. The word work itself, indeed, can mean many things. As a noun it can mean an obligation, a job, an occupation, an operation, etc., while as a verb alternative words for work include toil, slave, plod, labour, create, etc. Doing the job, putting in time, keeping at it, staying with it, burning the midnight oil, working one's fingers to the bone, are a few of the phrases no doubt most of us have used at some stage to describe the effort put into the occupation being undertaken. In Irish the word most frequently used for work is obair and this word is translated by Dineen as 'act of working, operating, acting; work, labour, a task, a deed, an act... difficulty, conflict; a literary work; a turn, a trick'. I Although obair is used more frequently in everyday speech to refer to the act of working, saothar also means 'labour, toil, work, effort, exertion, trouble taken in doing a thing, stress, agony'.' Saothar, however, as used in everyday speech, seems also to refer to the actual achievement or completed task. For example, 6 D6nall translates the 'twelve labours of Hercules' as Dha saothar deag Earcail,l while literary works are saothar ealafne: Saothar also refers to other labours. In a literary sense, saothar is the 'travail or pangs of childbirth" and saothar na mbeach is the bees' industry.6 In a recent study of just one type of work - co-operative work - this wealth of terminology, for something which we all do at some stage, is seen quite clearly.' The study is concerned with co­ operative labour in rural Ireland and examines its history and organisation. In English the phenomenon studied is known by a wide range of terms including reciprocal labour, traditional work groups, communal labour, etc. In a sentence co-operative labour refers to 'the joint performance of a task or sequentially related tasks by a group of persons practising a minimal division of labour and whose relationship to the beneficiary is of other than that of employee to employer'.' In other. words, co­ operative labour is undertaken on a basis of mutual assistance and for which no money payment is made. ' In all, thirty eight words for co-operative labour in Ireland are recorded in this study. Some are lll recorded once or twice such as baicle, 'a band of people',9 from the Knockbridge area of Louth ; banville, possibly from the Scottish bandwin,11 a team of shearers, recorded from the Malin area of Donegal;12 lamh chunta, a 'helping hand', recorded from County Cork;13 and sealbhan, 'a gang of workmen' ,14 recorded from County Cavan. IS Some of the terms are self-explanatory - group, help, gang and harvesters, while others are limited to particular areas. An example of the latter is the term boon which is one of the main words recorded and referring to a team of people working together. The term has, however; been recorded only in Ulster being conspicuously absent further south than Cavan. The two terms which occur most frequently are meitheal and comhar. Meitheal is recorded from twenty-one of the thirty-two counties and in all cases the term refers to a team of more than three workers. The word comhar appears in old Irish and middle Irish texts as meaning essentially a ploughing agreement or a ploughing partnership. I" In connection with co-operative labour, however, the word is recorded with three meanings. Most frequently comhar also refers to a team of workers convening to help at all work on the land. The majority of these references state that the arrangement was an exchange agreement whereby the farmers who helped were helped in turn. Finally, comhar also refers to the work of reciprocation and implies the obligation felt by people to repay in a similar way for something done. This is best explained in terms of the phrases used. For example, in County Waterford the phrase comhar a chuiteamh - 'to repay the comhar' - was used in connection with the SAOTHAR INDEX 21 meitheal gathered for the blacksmith. The comhar in this instance was an obligation which the blacksmith's customers felt they owed him," and 'paying the core' is a phrase used in Kerry to explain the mutual obligation owed by neighbours to each other when reaping with the hook." Anne O'Dowd

This explanation of saothar and other words for 'work' first appeared in Saothar 7, 1981, pp. 9-10.

Notes

1. P.S. Dinneen, Foclvir Gaedhilge Agus Bearla, (Dublin, 1927), p. 805. 2. ibid, p. 946. 3. Nfall 6 D6nall, Foe/vir Gaeilge-Bearla, (Dublin, 1977), p. 1033. 4. ibid. 5. ibid. 6. ibid. 7. Anne O'Dowd, Meitheal: A Study OjCo-operative Labour In Rural Ireland, (Dublin, 1981). 8. M. P. Moore, 'Co-operative labour in peasant agriculture', Journal Oj Peasant Studies, 1975, 2, 3, pp. 272- 291. 9. 6 D6nall, op. cit., p. 78. 10. Irish Folklore Collections Manuscripts (hereafter IFC MS), 1523:231, recorded in 1958. I!. Joseph Wright, The English Dialect Dictionary, (London, 1898), p. ISO. 12. IFC MS 886:250, recorded in 1940. 13. IFC MS"1523:16, recorded in 1958. 14. Dinneen, (Jp. cit., p. 1002. 15. Irisleabhar na Gaedhilge, Volume 12, (Dublin, 1902), p. 15. 16. Contributions To A Dictionary Ot The Irish Language, (Royal Irish Academy, Dublin). 17. IFC MS 878:264, recorded in 1958. 18. IFC MS 761: 131, recorded in 1940. 22 SAOT.HAR INDEX

Saothar Index: How To Use It :

The Index contains few mysteries. The contents of each journal are published firstly by volume. They are then listed according to the familiar internal Saothar categories. All books reviewed in the journal are listed first by author and then again by reviewer. Journal references are by number of journaland page. Thus, for example, a reference to an article in Saothar 15 by Fergus'D' Arcy on the 'Wages of labourers in the Dublin building industry, 1667-1918' will appear in the' Articles' sectIon of the index as follows

D' Arcy, Fergus A. 'Wages of labourers in the Dublin building industry, 1667-1918', S 15, 17-34

In the subject'index to Persons and to Events, Organisations, Places and again for the index of Contributors, this article would appear with the same reference - S15, 17-34 - in short volume number (SI5) and page reference (17-34). This article has no obvious 'Person' reference but would appear in the 'Events, Organisations, Places' list under building workers, Dublin, wages - on each occasion the entry being S 15, 17-34.

The guide to 'Other ILHS Publications' follows the same style'with 0 - Obair - or LHN - Labour History News - replacing the S for Saothar. ,.:~ ~ .

An attempt had been made to make the index as comprehensive as possible and many entries are cross referenced in a variety of ways. SAOTHARINDEX 23

Saothar - Editors & Editorial Board

Saothar Editors Saothar Business Editors Saothar I, 1975 Padraig 6 Snodaigh Greag6ir 6 Duill, 1975-1978; Garry Sweeney, Saothar 2, 1976M,iriam Daly, Fergus A. 1979; Norah O'Neill, 1980-1994; Sarah Ward­ D' Arcy & Padraig 6 Snodaigh Perkiris, 1994-1996; Charles SpilIane, 1999- Saothar 3, 1977 Miriam Daly & Padraig6 Snodaigh Saothar 4, 1978 Francis Devine, Saothar Editorial Board, .1979-1998 Saothar 5, 1979 Francis Devine & John Home John W. Boyle (Guelph, Canada), 1979-1982; Saothar 6, 1980 Francis Devine & John Home Kenneth D. Brown (Belfast), 1979-1982; Louis Saothar 7, 1981 Francis Devine & John Home M. Cullen (Dublin), 1979-1982; Fergus A. Saothar 8, 1982 Francis Devine & John Home D' Arcy (Dublin), 1979-; Francis Devine Saothar 9, 1983 Francis Devine, Emmet O'Connor (Dublin), 1998-; Robin Dudley Edwards Saothar 10,1984 Francis Devine, Emmet O'Connor (Dublin), 1979-1982; John Foster (Paisley), Saothar 11, 1986 Francis Devine & Bob Purdie 1982-; E.R.R. Green (Belfast), 1979-1982; Saothar 12, 1987 Francis Devine, Emmet O'Connor David W. Harkness (Belfast), 1979-1982; John Saothar 13, 1988 Francis Devine, Emmet O'Connor Home (Dublin), 1982-; Dermot Keogh (Cork), Saothar 14, 1989 Francis Devine, Emmet O'Connor 1982-; Emmet Larkin (Chicago), 1979-1982; Saothar 15,1990 Francis Devine, Emmet O'Connor Joseph 1. Lee (Cork), 1979-; Patrick Lynch Saothar 16,1991 Francis Devine, Emmet O'Connor (Dublin), 1979-1982; Charles McCarthy Saothar 17, 1992 Francis Devine, Emmet O'Connor (Dublin), 1979-1982; Oliver Mac Donagh Saothar 18, 1993 Francis Devine, Emmet O'Connor (Canberra, Australia), 1979-1982;' Arthur Saothar 19, 1994 Francis Devine, Emmet O:Connor Mitchell (North Carolina, United States), 1979- Saothar 20,1995 Francis Devine, Emmet O'Connor 1982; Austen Morgan (London), 1982-1997; Saothar 21, 1996 Francis Devine, Emmet O'Connor Gearoid 6 Tuaithaigh (Galway), 1979-1982; Saothar 22, 1997 Francis Devine, Emmet O'Connor Bob Purdie (Ruskin, Oxford), 1982-; John Saothar 23, 1998 Tom Crean & Emmet O'Connor Saville (Hull), 1979-1982; Dorothy Thompson Saothar 24, 1999 Tom Crean & Emmet O'Connor (Birmingham), 1982-;. Edward P. Thompson (Worcester), 1979-1982; Margaret Ward (Bristol), 1982- 24 SAOTHAR INDEX

Saothar Editors

Padraig 6 Snodaigh Miriam Daly Fergus D'Arcy

Francis Devine John Home Bob Purdie

Emmet O'Connor Tom Crean SAOTHAR INDEX 25 Contents Of Saothar 1-24, 1975-1999 By Volume

Saothar 1, 1975 James Kemmy, 'The Limerick Soviet', pp.45- Patrick Holohan, 'Daniel 52 O'Connell and the John Hoffmann, 'James Connolly and the Dublin trades: a theory of historical materialism', pp.53-61 collision,1837-1838' , Brian Farrell, 'Labour in Irish politics', pp.I-17 (review), pp.61-62 Breandain Mac Giolla 'Bibliography of works on Irish history Choille, 'Dublin trades in . __ publi~.~ed 'in the USSR', pp.62-63 procession, 1864', pp. 18-30 Cormac 6 Grada, Saothar 3, 1977 'Fenianism and John Swift, 'The Bakers' Cmnann ifu,ir Ludll SaotlnoJr nw hEireann socialism: the career of Joseph Patrick Journul "fthe Irish Labour Hi~tor) Sode(} records', pp.1-5 McDonnell', pp.31-41 Saothar 3 -Mel Doyle, The Dublin David Doyle, 'The Irish and American labour, guilds and journeymen's 1880-1929' , pp. 42-53 clubs', pp.6-14 John Swift, 'Report of the Commission On Peter Rigney, 'Some Vocational Organisation and its times, records of the Irish 1930s-1940s', pp.54-63 Transport & General Greagoir _6 Dughaill, 'Galway in the first Workers' Union in the Famine winter' , pp.63-67 National Library Of Ireland', pp. 14-15 W.J. Lowe, 'Social agencies among the Irish in Saothar 2, 1976 Lancashire during the mid-nineteenth Miriam Daly, 'Belfast century', pp.15-20 symposium on Irish Sean Cronin, 'The rise and fall of the Socialist labour history', pp.I-2 Labor Party Of North America', pp.21- 33 Mel Doyle, 'Belfast and Dermot Keogh, 'Michael O'Lehane and the Tolpuddle : attempts at organisation of Linen Drapers' Assistants', strengthening a trade pp.33-43 union presence, 1833- 'Reviews', pp.44-45 1834', pp.2-l2 Emily Boy1e, 'The linen strike of.l872', pp.12-22 Saothar 4, 1978 Henry Patterson, Francis Devine, 'Conservative politics and class conflict in 'Foreword', p.iii Belfast', pp.22-32 Eric Taplin. 'James Francis Devine & Peter Rigney, 'Manifesto of Larkin, Liverpool and the National Free Labour Association to the the National Union Of Railway Servants Of Great Britain And Dock Labourers: the Ireland' , (historical document and apprenticeship of a commentary), pp. 33-39 revolutionary', pp.1-8 Joseph J. Leckey, 'The railway servants' strike Henry Patterson. 'James in County Cork, 1898', pp. 39-45 Larkin and the Belfast 26 SAOTHARINDEX

dockers' and carters' strike of 1907', pp.8-14 Drogheda', pp. 90-91 Dermot Keogh, 'William Martin Murphy and 'Conference reports', pp. 92-96 the origins of the 1913 Lock-out', pp.15-34 Deirdre O'Connell. 'A bibliography of Irish Bill Moran. '1913, Jim Larkin and the British labour history, 1973-1977', pp.97-108 . labour movement', pp.35-49 Francis Devine. 'A select bibliography· of Manus O'Riordan. 'Larkin in America', pp.50- British labour history, 1973-1977', pp. 109- 53 110 Charles McCarthy. 'The impact of Larkinism 'Notes on contributors', pp. 111-112 on the Irish working class', pp.54-56 D6nal Nevin. 'Larkin bibliography', pp.57-61 'Reviews' ,pp.61-63 Saothar 6,1980 Francis Devine & John Home. 'Editorial', pp.2- Saothar 5, 1979 4 Francis Devine & John Ellen Hazelkorn. 'Irish Horne. 'Editorial', p. 1-3 Labour History Society, .' Ellen Hazelkorn. 'Irish 1979-1980', pp.5-6 Labour History Society, John Swift. 'Miriam 1978-1979', pp. 3-5. . Daly' (obituary), p.6. Hugh M. Pollock. 'Irish 'Correspondence', p.7 Labour History Society Peter Murray. 'Electoral and archives', p. 5 politics and the DubJin 'Correspondence', pp.6- working class before the First World '\yat\ 8 pp. 8-25 '. Joseph Lee, 'Railway David Fitzpatrick. 'Strikes in Ireland; 1914.- labour in Ireland, 1833-1856', pp.9-26 1921', pp. 26-39 Maura Murphy. 'Fenianism, Parnellism and the. Emmet O'Connor. 'Agrarian unrest and the' Cork trades, 1860-1900', pp. 27-38. labour movement in County Waterford, Gordon McMullan. 'The Irish bank 'strike', 1917-1923', pp. 40-58 1919', pp. 39-49 Joseph Lee. 'Irish nationalism and socialism: Henry Patterson. 'Reassessing Marxism on Rumpf reconsidered', (review essay), pp. Ulster', (review essay), pp. 50-55 59-64 Kenneth D. Brown. 'Trade unionism in Belinda Probert. 'Marxism and the Irish Ireland', (review essay), pp. 56-60 Question', (review essay), pp. 65-71 . Francis Devine. 'Keeping the record straight: a 'Reviews', pp.' 72-80 Scottish experience', (review essay), pp. 61- James Wickham. The new Irish working 64 class?', (essay), pp.81-88 'Reviews', pp. 65-72 ;, W.H.Crawford. 'Photographs as evidence', p. Seamus Cody, 'May Day in Dublin, 18~0 to the 89 present' , (essay), pp. 73-79 Hugh M. Pollock. 'The Irish Labour History John Gorman & Sean Corcoran, 'Banners and Society Archive', pp. 90-93 ballads', pp.80-83 Ken Hannigan. 'Labour records in the Public Hugh M.Pollock. 'The Irish Labour History Record Office Of Ireland', pp. 93-99 Society Archive', pp. 84-87 Ann Wickham. 'The National Museum Of. . Francis Devine. 'The Cork Workers' Club Labour History', pp.99-101 Historical Reprint Series', pp. 88-89 Helga Woggon. 'Notes on sources: records on Moira Corcoran. 'Mill mount Museum, Irish labour history in London', pp. 102-103 SAOTHARINDEX 27

'Theses abstracts', p.1 03 union badges - mere emblems or means of Jimmy Sweeney. 'The Dublin Lock-Out, 1913: membership control?', pp. 83-96 the response of British labour', pp. 101-108 : 'Irish Labour History Society Archives', pp. Francis Devine & John Home. 'Alithotir 96-100 consciousness in Carlow: the young Paddy Trevor Parkhill. 'Labour records in the Public Bergin, 1916-1950', (oral history), pp. 109- Record Office Of Northern Ireland', pp. 100- 117 106 'Conference reports', pp. 118-123 Gear6id 6 Tuathaigh. 'The Rising in song', Deirdre O'Connell. 'A bibliography of Irish pp. 106-107 labour history, 1978-1979', pp. 124-132 Derek Ray. 'Teaching labour history through Francis Devine. 'A select bibliography of documents', pp. 107-108 British labour history, 1978-1979', pp. 133- Maura Murphy, 'Cork Public Museum', pp. 134 108-110 'Notes on contributors', pp. 135-136 Paul Cullen, 'Archives And' Library Of The Swedish Labour Movement', pp. 111-112 Saothar 7, 1981 Fintan Cronin. 'Notes on sources', pp. 112-113 Francis Devine & John 'Theses abstracts', p. 114 .. Home, 'Editorial', pp.2- Charles McCarthy. 'Labour and the 1922 4 General Election', (document study), Ellen Hazelkom, 'Irish pp.115-121 Labour History Society, 'Conference reports' , pp.122-127 1980-1981', pp.5-7 Deirdre O'Connell. 'A bibliography of Irish 'Obituaries', pp7-8 labour history, 1979-1980', pp. 128-133 .' '. 'Correspondence', pp.9- Francis Devine. 'A select bibliography' of 11 British labour history, .1979-1986', pp. 133- Jacqueline R. Hill. 134 'Artisans, sectarianism James Wickham, 'Some recent works in and politics in Dublin, ] 829-1848', pp. 12- German labour history', pp. 134-135 27 'Notes on contributors', pp. 136-137 Charles Callan. 'The Regular Operative House Painters' Trade Union: labour relations and Saothar 8,1982 working coriditions in the Dublin Francis Devine & John housepainting trade, 1860-1890', pp. 28-39 Home. 'Editorial', pp:3- Ken Hannigan. 'British based unions in Ireland: 4 building workers and the split in Congress', Paul Cullen. The Irish pp: 40-49 Labour History Society, Maurice Goldring. 'Connolly reassessed?, 1981-1982', pp. 5-6 (review essay), pp. 50-53 Joe Deighan. 'Betty Austen Morgan. 'A British Labourist in Sinc1air' , (obituary), Catholic Ireland', (review essay), pp. 54-61 pp.7-8 George Rude. 'The 'poverty of theory' debate', 'Correspondence', p.9 (review essay), pp. 62-69 Sarah Barber. 'Irish 'Reviews', pp. 69-73 migrant agricultural labourers in nineteenth Mary E. Daly. 'Women in the Irish workforce century Lincolnshire', pp. 10-23 from pre-industrial to modem times', Joshua B: Freeman. 'Irish workers in the (essay), pp. 74-83 twentieth century United States: the case of John B. Smethurst & Francis Devine, 'Trade the Transport Workers' Union', pp.24-45 28 SAOTHARINDEX

Declan O'Connell & John Warhurst. 'Church Hugh Geraghty & Peter Rigney. 'The and class: Irish-Australian Labour loyalties engineers' strike in Inchicore Railway in the 1955 split', pp. 46-57 Works, 1902', pp. 20-31 Fergus A. D' Arcy. 'The London Irish and the Rosemary Owens. "Votes for ladies, votes for Irish in Britain', (review essay), pp. 58- 63 women': organised labour and the suffrage Bob Purdie. 'Red Hand or Red Flag? Loyalism movement, 1876-1922', pp. 32-47 and workers in Belfast', pp, 64-69 D.R. O'Connor Lysaght. The rake's progress 'Reviews', pp. 70-74 of a syndicalist: the political career of EJ.Hobsbawm. 'Working classes and nations', William O'Brien, Irish labour leader', pp. (essay), pp. 75-85 48-62 'The Irish Labour History Society Archive', pp. Emmet O'Connor. 'An age of. agitation' '.. 86-87 (review essay), pp. 64-70 Gerard J. Lyne. 'Labour history sources in the 'Reviews', pp.72-78 National Library Of Ireland', pp. 87-91 Ellen Hazelkorn. 'Reconsidering Marxand Francis Devine. 'Books and theses: catalogue Engels on Ireland', (essay), pp.79-88 guides for researchers', pp. 91-93 Kenneth D. Brown. 'Larkin and the strikes of Des Guckian. 'Teaching labour history', pp. 93- 1913: their place in British history', (essay), 94 pp. 89-99 Emmet O'Connor. 'The Working Class Jonathan Bell. 'Migratory labourers from Movement Library, Manchester', pp. 94-95 Donegal' , pp. lOO-107 Peter Murray. 'The Dublin Civic Museum', 'Irish Labour History Society Archive', pp. pp.95-96 108-111 Michael Milne. 'Soccer and the Dublin working Brian Donnelly. 'Records of the Irish Graphical class: Doncaster Rovers in Dublin 1952', Society', pp. 111-115 (docume'nt study), pp. 97-102 Christine Coates. 'Irish sources in the Library 'Conference reports' , pp. 103-106 of the Trades Union Congress', pp. 115-1l7 Deirdre O'Connell. 'A bibliography of Irish Stephen Bird. 'Irish collections in the British labour history ,1980-1981', pp. 107-114 Labour Party Archives', pp. 1l7-118 Declan O'Connell. 'The Irish in Australia: Rolf Johansson. 'Dig where you stand: a some recent work', p. 115 Swedish approach to workers' history', pp. Kenneth Lunn. 'The Irish in Britain : some 118-119 recent work', pp. 116-117 'Theses abstracts', pp. 119-120 'Notes on contributors', pp. 118-119 Hazel Morrissey. 'Betty Sinclair: a woman's fight for socialism, 19lO-1981' , (oral history); pp. 121-132 Saothar 9,1983 'Conference reports', pp. 133-138 Francis Devine & Emmet Deirdre O'Connell. 'A bibliography of Irish O'Connor. 'Editorial', labour history, 1981-1982', pp. 139-144 pp. 3-5 'Notes on contributors', pp. 145-146 Paul Cullen. 'Irish Labour History Society, 1982-1983', pp. 6-8 'Correspondence', p. 9 Des Cowman. 'Life and labour in three Irish mining coml1lumtIes circa 1840', pp. lO- 19 SAOTHARINDEX 29

Saothar 10,1984 Carla Keating. 'Register of current research of Francis Devine & Emmet Irish labour history', pp. 119-122 O'Connor. . 'Labour and Deirdre O'Connell. 'A bibliography of Irish Irish history', (editorial), labour'history, 1982-1983', pp. 123-130 pp. 3-8 Sam Davies. 'A select bibliography of British John O'Dowd. 'Irish labour history, 1981-1983', pp. 131- 133 Labour History Society,. 'Conferences and exhibitions' ,pp. 134-136 1983-1984', pp. 9-10 'Correspondence', p. 11 Edna Donnelly. 'The Saothar 11, 1986 struggle for Whitleyism Francis Devine & Bob in the Northern Ireland Purdie. 'Editorial', pp. 2- Civil Service', pp. 12-18 3 Graham Walker. 'The Northern Ireland Labour John O'Dowd. 'Irish Party in the 1920s', pp. 19-30 Labour History Society, Brian Girvin. 'Industrialisation and the Irish 1984-1986', pp. 4-5 working class since 1922', pp. 31-42 'Correspondence', p. 6 John Coolahan. 'The Association Of Secondary John Newsinger. "As Teachers, Ireland and the secondary Catholic as the Pope': teachers' strike of 1920', pp. 43-59 James ConnoUy and the Terence Folley. 'A Catalan trade union and the Roman Catholic Church Irish War OfIndependence, 1919- 1922', pp. in Ireland', pp. 7-18 60-67 Eugene Kiernan. 'Drogheda and· the British Michael D. Higgins. 'Making sense of change', General Strike, 1926', pp. 19-26 (review essay), pp. 68-75 Enda McKay. 'Changing with the tide: the Irish Chris Curtin. 'Peasants and politics', (review Labour Party, 1927-1933', pp. 27-38 essay), pp. 76-80 Daniel G. Bradley. 'Speeding the plough: the Peter Murray. 'Cities, sects and classes', formation of the Federation Of Rural (review essay), pp. 81-87 Workers, 1944-1948', pp. 39-53 'Reviews', pp. 88-93 Terry Cradden. 'Larkin in Belfast: Bernard Reaney. 'Irish Chartism in Britain and millenarianism and the tribes', (review Ireland: rescuing the rank and file', (essay), essay), pp. 54-56 pp. 94-103 Austen Morgan. 'Irish communists: keeping 'Irish Labour History Society Archive', pp. desire alive', (review essay), pp. 57-62 104-106 John A. Murphy. 'Association to trade union: Ann Barry. 'Sources for labour history in the the organising of secondary teachers', Cork Archives Institute', pp. 106-108 (review essay), pp. 63-66 Jonathan Bell.· 'The Ulster Folk And Transport 'Revie\\is', pp. 67-.74 Museum', pp. 108-109 Ronnie Munck. 'The formation of the Belfast Ann McKee. 'Microfilm records of the Belfast working class, 1788-1881', (essay), pp. 75- Trades Council', pp. 109-1 11 89 'Theses abstracts', pp. 111-113 'Irish Labour History Society Archive', pp. 90- Gary GranviUe. 'Teaching labour history: class 92 . war in the classroom? Teaching labour Francis Devine. 'Trade union records in the history in the post-primary school', pp. 114- Registry Of Friendly Societies, Dublin', pp. 118 92-101 Mary Carolan. 'Expanding trade unionism: the 30 SAOTHARINDEX

ITGWU Library', pp. 101-103 John· Gray. 'Turncoat or evangel? Harry John de Courcy Ireland. 'The National . Midgley and Ulster labour', (review essay), Maritime MuseumOfIreland', pp. 104-105 pp. 58-6 'Theses abstracts', pp. 105-108 Roy' Johnston. 'Socialism and national Malachy Gray. 'A shop steward remembers', democracy', (review essay),.pp. 63-70 (oral history), pp. 109-115 'Reviews', pp. 7-1-76 John Goodwillie. 'Lesser Marxist movements 'Irish Labour History Society Archive', pp. 77- in Ireland: a bibliography, 1934-1984', pp. 78' 116-123 Bob Kenny. "The growth of the JTGWU: a Deirdre O'Connell. 'A bibliography of Irish geographer's view', pp. 78-85. . labour history, 1983-1984', pp. 124-l34 Andrew Finlay. 'Trade union records in the John B. Smethurst. 'A select bibliography of . Northern Ireland Registry Of Friendly British labour history, 1984', pp. 135- l36 Societies', pp. 85-88 'Conference reports', pp. 137-139 Bob Purdie. 'The ,Kennedy/O'Brien papers 'Notes on contributors', pp. 140-141 recently acquired by the National Library Of Ireland', pp. 88-90 Jaap Kloosterman. 'The International Institute Of Social History', pp. 90-92 'Theses abstracts', pp. 92-93., . Saothar 12, 1987 Fra:ncis Devine. 'Socialist trade unionist: Matt Francis Devine & Emmet Merrigan's political formation',' (oral O'Connor, 'The course history), pp. 94-106 of labour history', Deirdre O'Connell, 'A bibliography of Irish (editorial), pp. 2- 4 labour history, 1985-1986'; pp. 107-127 'Obituaries', pp. 5-6 John B. Smethurst. 'A select bibliography of 'Correspondence:, pp. 7- British labour history, 1985-1986', pp. 128- 8 l30 Nigel Cochrane. 'The . 'Conference reports', pp. 131-136 policeman's lot was not a 'Notes on contributors', pp. l37-138 happy one: duty, discipline, pay and conditions in the Dublin Metropolitan ,Police, 1833-1845', pp. 9-21 Vincent Morley. 'S6isialithe Atha Cliath agus Saothar 13,1988 ·teagusc Daniel De Leon, 1900-1909', pp. Francis Devine & 22-34 Emmet O'Connor. Richard Mapstone. . 'Trade union and SAOTllf\R 13 'Labour history past and .'~.'~'J.'" w, "'''''' "l""' ~"'''.,. <;IX,"" government relations: :a case study of '''''' present', (editorial), pp. influence' on the Stormont government', pp. 2-3 35-46 'Obituary', p.4 Eoin O:Leary.'The Irish National Teachers' 'Correspondence' , pp. 5- . Organisation and the marriage bar for 6 women National Teachers, 1933-1958', pp. Fergus A. D' Arcy. 'The 47-52 decline and fall of Theresa Moriarty. 'Rescue and recovery: Donnybrook Fair: moral women in Irish labour history', (review reform and social control in nineteenth 'essay), pp. 53-57 century Dublin', pp. 7-21 SAOTHARJNDEX 31

Genird Moran. 'A passage to Britain: seasonal Saothar 14, 1989 migration arid social change in the West Of Francis Devine & Ireland, 1870-1890', pp. 22-31 Emmet O'Connor. 'Re­ Ellen Hazelkorn. 'The social and political views writing the revolution', of Louie Bennett, 1870-1956', pp: 32A4 (editorial), pp. 2-3 Gerard O'Brien. 'Cosherers, wanderers and 'Correspondence', p. 4 vagabonds: the treatment of the poor and the Anthony Coughlan. 'c. insane in Ireland', (review essay), pp. 45-48 Desmond Greaves, Joe Larragy. 'Connolly: myth and reality', 1913-1988: an obituary (review essay), pp. 49-53 essay', pp. 5-16 'Reviews', pp. 54-67 Fergus A. D' Arcy. David Hempton & Myrtle Hill. "Godliness and 'Wages of labourers in good citizenship': evangelical Protestantism the Dublin building industry, 1667-1918', and social· control in Ulster, 1790-1850', pp. 17-34 (essay) pp. 68-80 Eithne McLaughlin. 'Women and work in Henry Patterson. 'The enigmatic relationship: Derry city: a survey', pp. 35-46 Fianna Fail and the working class', (essay), Richard English. 'Peadar O'Donnell: socialism pp. 81-88 and the Republic, 1925-1937', pp. 47- 58 James D. Young. 'The, Irish immigrants' J.W.Boyle. 'Workers in union: a coming of ,. contribution to Scottish socialism, 1880- age', (review essay), pp. 59-62 1926', (essay), pp. 89-98 Fran',;ois Bederida. 'Syndicalism in Ireland: a 'Irish Labour History Society Archive', pp. 99- landmark in Irish historiography', (review 101 essay), pp. 63-66 Sarah Wardcperkins. 'Trade union journals in Carla King. ' 'A separate economic class?: the the National Library Of Ireland', pp. 101- Irish Women Workers' Union', (review 104 essay); pp. 67-70 '" Alistair G. Tough. 'Sources for Irish labour Tom McCarthy. 'Avoiding the issue:educatic)ll history in the Modern Records Centre, policy and the working, class', (review Coventry', pp. 105-106" essay), pp. 71-74 Michael Harkin. 'North West Archives And 'Reviews', pp. 75-84 Labour History Project', pp. 107-108 Luke Gibbons. 'Labour and local history: the Simo Laaksovirta. 'Tyovaen Arkisto, The case ofJim Graiton, 1886-1945', (essay), pp. Finnish Social Democratic Archive', pp. 85-94 108-109 'Irish Labour History Society Archive', p. 95 ", 'Theses abstracts', pp. 109-110 'Irish Labour History Society Museum', pp. 95- Evanne Kilmurray. 'Joe Deasy: the evolution of 96 an Irish marxist, 1941-1950', (oral history), David Lammey. 'More labour records ,in the pp. 112-119 Public Record Office Of Northern Ireland', Manus O'Riordan. 'Connolly socialism and the pp. 96-99 Jewish worker', (document study), pp. 120- Mary Clark. 'Labour history sources in' the 130 Dublin Corporation Archives', pp. 99-102 Deirdre O'Connell. 'A bibliography of Irish Eunan O'Halpin. 'Sources for labour history: labour history, 1986-1987', pp. 13) -146 the Waiter Long and Field Marshal Lord 'Notes on contributors', pp. 147-148 . French Papers', pp. 102-104 Jennifer Todd. 'James Connolly: collected works republished', p. 105 32 SAOTHARINDEX

Gary Granville. 'Curriculum matters: union activity in Enniskillen, 1917- 1923', approaches to labour history', pp. 105-107 pp. 57-64 Francis Devine. 'Labour history in museums', John Foster. 'Completing the first task: Irish pp. 107-109 labour in the nineteenth century', (review . Barry McLoughlin. 'VGA - the Austrian Social essay), pp. 65-69 Democratic Archive', pp. 109-110 Tony Varley. The primacy of the political? 'Theses abstracts' , pp. 110-112 State, class and the dynamics of change in Francis Devine. 'Letting labour lead: Jack Ireland', (review essay), pp. 70-76· Macgougan and the pursuit of unity, 1913- 'Reviews', pp. 77-86 1958', (oral history), pp. 113-124 E. Margaret Crawford. 'Diet and the labouring Colin Holmes. 'The British government and classes in the nineteenth century', pp. 87-96 Brendan Behan, 1941-1954: the persistence 'Irish Labour History Society Archives And of the Prevention Of Violence Act' , pp. 125- Museum', pp. 97-100 128 . Emmet 0' Connor. 'Sources of labour interest in Deirdre O'Connell. 'A bibliography of Irish Waterford Municipal Library', pp. 101-103 labour history, 1987-1988', pp. 129-142 Kevin Mac Mahon. 'Trade union records in Mary E. Flynn. 'Ten year retrospective Tullamore, County Offaly', p. 103 bibliography of Irish labour history, 1963- John B. Smethurst. 'T.A. Jackson and CD. 1972', pp. 143-157 Greaves collections in the Working Class 'Notes on contributors', pp, 158-159 Movement Library, Manchester', pp. 104- 105 Caoimhe Ni Dhuibhinn. 'Fanning flames in the Saothar 15,1990 classroom?', pp. 105-106 Francis Devine & Emmet Udo B. Wiesinger. 'Steyr Industrial Labour O'Connor. 'Marxism, Museum, Austria' , p. 106 modernisation and 'Theses abstracts', pp. 107-108 memory', (editorial), pp. John (F.) Cunningham. 'A glimpse of the 2-4 Galway Workers' And General Labourers' 'Correspondence' ,pp. 5- Union, 1913', (document study), pp. 109- 6 112 Francis Devine. :' A Deirdre O'Connell. 'A bibliography of. Irish dangerous agitator': John labour history, 1988-1989', pp. 113-123 Swift, 1896-1990, 'Notes on contributors', pp. 124-125 socialist, trade unionist, secularist, internationalist, labour historian', pp. 7-20 Fergus A. D' Arcy. 'Wages of skilled workers in Saothar 16, 1991 the Dublin building industry, 1667-1918', Francis Devine & pp. 21-38 Emmet O'Connor. Seamus S. Duffy. "Treasures open to the wise': 'Eastern European survey of early Mechanics' Institutes and archives in danger', similar organisations', pp. 39-47 (editorial), pp. 2-4 Peter Murray. 'The First World War and a 'Obituaries', pp. 4-7 Dublin distillery workforce: recruiting and Charles Callan. 'Irish redundancy at John Power & Son, 1915- Labour History Society, 1917', pp. 48-56 1990-1991', pp. 8-10 Jim Quinn. 'Labouring at the margins: trade Shane McAteer. 'The SAOTHARINDEX 33

'new unionism' in Derry, 1889-1892: a Saothar 17,1992 demonstration of its inclusive nature', pp. Francis Devine & 11-22 SAOThf\R 17 Emmet O'Connor. 'The James D. Young. 'John Maclean, socialism and state in labour history', the Easter Rising', pp. 23-34 (editorial), pp. 2-3 Terry Cradden. 'The Left in Northern Ireland Charles Call an. 'Irish and the National Question: the 'Democratic Labour History Society, Alternative' in the 1940s', pp. 35-47 1991-1992', pp. 4-6 Kieran Allen, 'Forging the links: Fianna Fail, 'Obituary', pp. 1-13 . the trade unions and the Emergency', pp. 48- Fergus A. D' Arcy. 56 'Unemployed demon­ John Home. 'Labour in Irish history', (review strations in Dublin, essay), pp. 57-60 1879-1882', pp. 14-26 Priscilla Metscher. 'The politics of J ames Enda McKay. 'The housing of the rural Connolly's politics', (review essay), pp. 61- labourer, 1883-1916', pp. 27-39 66 Dennis Clark. 'Sticking together in the urban Peter Collins. 'Analysing division: two world: Irish immigrants in Philadelphia in different approaches to the history of 1850' , pp. 40-45 Belfast'; 67-72 John Newsinger. 'Fenianism revisited: pastime 'Reviews', pp. 73-84 or revolutionary movement?', (comment), 'Irish Labour History Society Museum And pp. 46-52 Archive', pp. 84-85 R.V. Comerford. 'Comprehending the Fenians', Edmund & Ruth Frow. 'Books on Ireland in the (comment), pp. 52-57 Working Class Movement Library used by Helga Woggon. 'Socialism, nationalism, Karl Marx and Frederick Engels' , pp. 91-93 radicalism: forerunners re-interpreted', Desmond Bell. 'Labour history on television', (review essay), pp. 58-63 pp. 93-93 Emmet O'Connor. 'A history of the glorious Gerald Bruen. 'Photographs as evidence: Derry struggle', (review essay), pp. 64-67 dockers', p. 94 'Reviews', pp. 68-77 'Thesis abstract', p. 94 Andrew Finlay. 'Politics, sectarianism and the Francis Devine. 'An undiminished dream: 'failure' of trade unionism in Northern Andy Barr, communist trade unionist', (oral Ireland: the case of the garment unions in history), pp. 95-111 Derry, 1945-1968', (essay), pp. 78-86 Nicholas P. Ryan. 'Minute book of the lennifer Hunter. 'Irish Labour History Museum Operative Stonecutters' Society Of And Archive', pp. 87-88 Stepaside And lts Locality, 1889-1892', John Campbell. 'Tontine and Benefit Society (document study), pp. 112-118 records in the National Archives and in the Patricia McCaffrey. 'Jacob's women workers Registry Of Friendly Societies, Dublin", pp. during the 1913 Lock-out', (document 88-97 study), pp. 118-129 David C. Sheehy. 'Dublin Diocesan Archives Graham Davis. 'The Irish in nineteenth century as a source for labour history', S 16, 97 Britain', pp. 130-135 Jim Monaghan. 'Marxist writings on Ireland', Deirdre O'Connell. 'A bibliography of Irish pp. 97-98 labour history, 1989-1990', pp. 136~ 143 Francis King & George Matthews. 'Irish MaryE. Flynn. 'A retrospective bibliography of material in the Communist Party Of Great Irish labour history, 1960-1972', pp. 144-158 Britain Library And Archive, London', pp. 'Notes on contributors', pp. 159-160 34 SAOTHARINDEX

98-99 the Royal Irish Academy', pp. 89-92·.' . Francis Devine. 'A window on Nordic labour's Alex Ward. 'Labour history sources in the . past for foreign language historians', pp. 99- Grand Lodge Of Ireland Archives', pp. 92- 100 93 'Theses abstracts', pp. 100- 102 Mary Clancy. 'Sources of labour interest in Louise Ryan. 'The Irish Citizen, 1912~1920', . Galway County Library', pp. 93-94 pp. 105-111 Tina Hynes. 'Dublin County Council Archives Oisin Quinn. 'Labour law· and the labour as a source for labour history', p. 95 historian', pp. 112-117 Andrew Boyd. 'Labour press in Northern Gerard Moran. 'Aspects ofIrishlabour in Noith Ireland', pp. 95-96 America', pp. 118-121'. . . 'Theses abstracts', pp. 97-100 Deirdre.O'Connell. 'A bibliography"oflrish John Newsinger. "The Devil it was who sent labour history, 1990-1991', pp. 122-137 Larkinto Ireland': the Liberator, Larkinism 'Notes on contributors', pp. 138-139 and the Dublin Lock -out of 19 I 3' , Ronan Brindley. 'Portrait of Paddy O'Dair"e', (document study), pp. 101-I 06 pp. 141-142 (inside and outside back cover) Vincent Geoghehan. 'Cemeteries Of Liberty: William Norton on communism and fascism', (doc.ument study), pp. 106-109 Saothar 18, 1993 Deirdre O'Connell. 'A bibliography of Irish Francis Devine & Emmet labour history, 1991-1992', pp. 110-126 O'Connor. 'Fiche· Bliain 'Notes on contributors', pp. 127-128 SAOThAR 18 Ag F:is', (editorial), pp. 2-6 Charles Callan. 'Irish Saothar 19,1994 Labour History Society, Francis Devine & Emmet 1993', pp. 8~10 O'Connor. 'Congress? 'Obituaries', pp. 11-13 Congress!', (editorial), 'Correspondence:, pp. . pp. 3-6 15-18 Chai:les Callan. 'Irish Brian Henry. 'Industrial "Labour History Society, violence, combinations and the law in late 1993- I 994', pp. 7-8 eighteenth century Dublin', pp. 19-34 'Obituaries', pp. 9- I 2 Christine Hynes. 'A polite struggle: the Dublin 'Correspondence'; pp. 13 seamstresses' campaign, 1869-1872', pp. Padraig G. Lane. 35-40 "Perceptions of Stephen Bowler. 'Sean Murray, 1898-1961, and agricultural labourers after the Great the pursuit of Stalinism in one country', pp. Famine, 1850- 1870', pp. 14-26 41-54 Thomas Neilan Crean. 'Labour and politics in James D. Young. 'John Leslie, 1856-1921: a Kerry during the First World War', pp. 27- Scottish-Irishman as internationalist', pp. 40 55-62. Anton McCabe. "The stormy petrel of the David Howell. 'Irish labour - an exceptional Transport Workers': Peadar O'Donrtell, case?', (review essay), pp. 63-74 trade unionist, 1917-1920', pp. 41-52 . 'Reviews'; pp. 75-86 Manus O'Riordan. 'James Larkin Junior and Jennifer Hunter. 'Irish Labour History Society the forging of a thinking, intelligent Museum & Archives', pp. 87-89 . movement', pp. 53-69 Siobhan O'Rafferty. 'Labour history sources in Mary E. Daly. 'Women and labour: margins to SAOTHARINDEX 35

mainstream?', (review essay), pp. 70- 75 . Saothar 20, 1995 'Reviews', pp. 76-85 Francis Devine & Emmet Pieter van Duin. 'Ethnicity, race and labour, O'Connor. 'Fifty years of 1830s-1930s: some Irish and international the Northern Ireland perspectives', pp. 86-105 Committee', (editorial), Jennifer Hunter. 'Irish Labour History Society pp. 3-5 Museum And Archives', pp;- 106-107 Charles Callan. 'Irish Nic Silvester. 'The Cathal 0' Shannon papers in Labour History Society, the ILHS Archive', pp, 107-109 1994~1995',pp. 7-8 Catrfona Crowe. 'Some sources in the National 'Obituaries', pp. 9-14 Archives for women's' history', pp. 109-11 'Correspondence' , p. 15 Francis Devine. 'Labour records in the Public Gerard Moran. - 'The Record Office Of Northern Ireland: some Land War, urban destitution and town tenant recent deposits', p. 115 protests, 1879- 1882', pp. 17-31 Francis Devine.· 'Trade union records in the Bob Purdie. 'Riotous customs: the breaking-up Registry Of Friendly Societies, Dublin and of socialist meetings in Belfast, 1893- 1896', the National Archives', p. 115-118 pp. 32-40 Gerard J. Lyne. 'Labou'[ history ~otirces in the Peter Murray. 'A militant among the National Library OfIreland', p. 118 Magdalens? Mary Ellen Murphy's Francis Devine. 'Dublin's trade guilds: a source incarceration in High Park Convent during for labour historians', pp. 118-120 the 1913 Lockout', pp. 41-55 Stephen Bird. 'Sources of Irish labour history in Jonathan HammilL 'Saor Eire and the IRA: an the Archives And Study Centre of the exercise in deception?', pp, 56-66 Brendan McDonnelL 'Triumph of the National Musuem Of Labour History, aristocrats? _ Two - centuries of trade Manchester', pp. 120-121 unionism; ,(review essay), pp. 67-71 Tony Dermody. 'Labour in Irish elections, Helga Woggon. 'Connolly's legacy',p. 72c 79 - 1922-1944', pp. 121-123 'Reviews:, pp. 80-90 Tomas Mac Siom6in. 'An t-Eireannach, 1934- lennifer Hunter. 'Irish Labour History Society 1937: socialist Irish language newspaper', Archives And Museum', pp. 91-83 pp. 123-125 Mary Carr. 'The Sean Dunne papers in the Tony Murray. 'Photographs as evidence: Father ILHS Museum And Archives' , pp. 93-95 Brown Collection', p. 125 Raymond Refausse. 'Sources for labour history Pontus Blomster. 'The -Central Museum Of in the Representative Church Body Library, Labour in Finland', p. 126 Dublin', pp. 95-96 'Theses abstracts', pp . .126-127 Brian Lacey. 'Derry Trades Council' Archives' , Richard Hudelson. 'Jack Carney and the Truth pp_ 96-97 in Duluth', (document study), pp. 129- 139 Des McGuinness. 'Getting to the heart of the Joe Wallace. 'Waterford, 1947: the year of the matter: the North Inner City -Folklore two Congresses', (document study), pp. 139- Project', pp. 97-98 144 Sean Kelly. 'Banner of the Amalgamated Terry Cradden, 'Billy Blease: from McClure Transport & General Workers' Union, Street to the House Of Lords', (oral history), Clonmel', pp. 98-100 pp. 145-158 Charles Cullen. 'Art and labour history', pp. Deirdre O'ConnelL 'A bibliography of Irish 100-103 labour history, 1992-1993', pp. 159-172 Tony Murray. 'Photographs as evidence: Derek 'Notes on contributors', pp. 173-174 36 SAOTHARINDEX

Speirs collection', p. 103 lennifer Hunter, 'Irish Labour History Society Kevin Gilmore. 'Teaching labour history and Archives And Musuem', pp. 97-98 trade unionism in schools', pp. 103-104 Col man McLaughlin. 'Looking to the future: Solveig Halvorsen. 'The Norweigian Labour trade union archives', pp. 98-101 Movement ArchivesAnd Library', pp. 105- Barry McLoughlin & Emmet O'Connor. 107 'Sources on Ireland and the Communist 'Theses abstracts', pp. 108-109 International, 1920-1943', pp. 10 1-107 Anthony Coughlan. 'Some new letters of Sean Edmund & Ruth Frow. 'William Morris and O'Casey', (document study), pp. 111- 116 Ireland', pp. 108-110 'Conference reports' , pp. 1 I7 -121 Niamh O'Sullivan. 'Labour history sources in Deirdre O'Connell. 'A bibliography of Irish Kilmainham Gaol' , pp. 110-113 labour history, 1993-1994', pp. 122-142 Myra Tristram. 'Irish sources in' the National 'Notes on contributors', pp. 143-144 Musuem Of Labour History, Manchester' , pp. 113-114 Simon Fowler. 'Sources for Irish labour studies in the Public Record Office, London', pp. 114-116 Rae Kearns. 'Irish National Print Museum', pp. Saothar 21,1996 116-117 Francis Devine & Emmet 'Theses abstracts', pp. 1 I7 -119 O'Connor. 'Inventing a loseph Deasy. 'The Fiery Cross and letters past for themselves', from lames Larkin lunior', (document (editorial), pp. 3-6 study), pp. 121-128 Charles Callan: 'Irish Aodh 6 Canainn. 'Eilfs Ryan in her own Labour History Society: words', (oral history), pp. 129-146. Secretary's report', pp. Deirdre O'Connell. 'A bibliography of Irish 7-9 labour history, 1994-1995', pp. 147c170 'Obituaries', pp. 11-21 Notes on contributors', pp. I71-1T~ Donald M. Mac Raild. 'Culture, cont1ict and labour migration: Victorian Cumbria's Ulster connection', pp. 23-38 lames B. Wolf. "Withholding their due': the dispute between Ireland and Great Britain Saothar 22,1997 over unemployed insurance payments to Francis Devine & Conditionally Landed Irish wartime SAochAR 22 Emmet O'Connor.

volunteers', pp. 39-46 Ji)~~~·;': ';~~\'UOllR HISTORV 'Saothar, labour history Christopher Norton. 'The Irish Labour Party in and the future', pp. 3-5 Northern Ireland, 1949-1958', pp. 47- 60 Charles Callan. 'Irish Gary Murphy. "Fostering a spurious Labour History Society, progeny?': the trade union movement and 1996', pp. 7-8 Europe, 1957-1964', pp. 61-70 . 'Obituaries', pp. 9-24 David Howell. 'The traditions of the dead 'Correspondence', pp. generations', (review essay), pp. 71-78 25-27 'Reviews', pp. 79-90 Mats Greiff. "Marching David Montgomery. 'Labour history's mission through the streets singing and shouting': and methods', (essay), pp. 91-96 industrial struggle and trade unions among SAOTHARINDEX 37

female linen workers in Belfast and Lurgan, Saothar 23, 1998 1872-1910', pp. 29-46 Tom Crean & Emmet John Lynch. 'Harland & Wolff: labour force O'Connor, and industrial relations, Autumn, 1919', pp. 'Commemorations and 47-62 crises', pp. 3-5 Barry McLoughlin. 'Proletarian academics or 'Obituary', pp. 5-7 party functionaries? Irish comrpunists at the 'Correspondence', pp. 9- International Lenin S~hool, Mosc6~, 1927- 11 1937', pp. 63-80 Anne-Maree Whittaker. Marc Mulholland. "One of the most difficult 'Swords to hurdles': the struggle for recognition of the ploughshares? The 1798 Northern Ireland Committee of the Irish rebels in New South Wales', pp. 13-22 Congress Of Trade Unions, 1958- 1964', pp. Takashi Koseki. 'John Donnellan Balfe and 81-94 1848: a note on a Confederate informer', pp. Thomas P. Power. '1798, the United Irishmen 25-30 and radical experience', (review essay), pp. Fergus A. D' Arcy. The Dublin police strike of 97-101 1882', -pp. 33-44 Arthur Mitchell. 'The course of Irish labour Penny Holloway & Terry Cradden. 'The Irish history', (review essay), pp. 101-104 Trade Union Congress and working women, 'Reviews', pp. 107-112 1894-1914', pp. 47-59 Charles Callan. 'Robert Tressell and his fellow Bill Anderson. 'Remembering Connolly', philanthropists reconsidered', (essay), PP: (review essay), pp. 61-65 113-122 David M. Emmons. 'Ireland and the making of Jennifer Hunter. 'Irish Labour History Society American working class _consciousne~s', Archives And Musuem', pp. 123-125 (review essay), pp. 65-69 Cianin Crossey. 'Labour history sources in the 'Reviews', pp. 71-78 Linen Hall Library, Belfast', pp. 125- 128 Pete Jackson. "A rather one sided fight': the Seamus Kearns. 'Picture postcards as a source Worker and the Spanish Civil War', for social historians', pp. 128-133 (document study), pp. 79-87 Francis Devine. 'Trades Union Congress Theresa Moriarty. 'Irish Labour History Society collections in the University Of North Arhives', pp.89-90 London', pp. 133-134 Maura Cronin. 'Limerick Regional Archives', Andrew H. Lee. 'Irish material in the Tamiment p. 90 Trevor Parkhill & Tom Wylie. 'Ulster Museum Institute Library and Robert F. Wagner collections relating to trade union and labour Labor Archives, New York', pp. 134-135 history', pp.90-95 Bob Reynolds. 'The George Meany Memorial Emma Jolley. 'The Noel Butlin Archives Archives', pp. 135-136 Centre' , pp. 95-98 'Theses abstracts', p. 137 Deirdre O'Connell. 'Electronic sources for Irish Francis Devine. 'Navigating a lone channel: labour history', pp. 98-100 Stephen McGonagle, trade unionism and Andrew Shields. 'Labour history courses in labour politics in Derry, 1914-1997', pp. colleges and universities', pp. 100-102 139-152 Mary Muldowney. "A world of its own': Deirdre O'Connell. 'A bibliography of Irish recollections of women workers III labour history, 1995-1996', pp. 153-173 Guinness's Brewery in the'1940s', (oral , Notes on contributors', pp. 174-175 38 SAOTHAR INDEX

history), pp. 103-118 " Michael McGiniey. 'I~abor pro bono pubiico?', 'Conference Reports', p.119 (review essay),pp; 72-76 " Deirdre O'Connell. 'A" bibliography of Irish" 'R~views', pp .. 72-78 . labour history, 1996-1997', pp. 1217133 Emmet O'C6nnor. 'Labour Lives:Catha:( Monica Cullinan & Frands Devine.'Women O'Shannon, 1893~1969', pp. 89-90 and labour history: a select, retrospective" Andrew Boyd, FranCis Devine ,& Tommy' bibliography, 1980-1995' ,.PP. 133-141 Grimes." 'Norah' W',llshe and the rescue of' 'Notes on contributors' ,pp. 143-144 Jim Conneil', (document study), pp. 91-99 Francis Devine: "A' quaint curiosity': the " history,,' of ·the' Irish Liver Assurance' Saothar 24, 1999 , , Employees' . Trade' Union, 1948-1975',~ Charles Callan. 'Irish (docume~t study), pp. 100-109 Labour History Society, ' Donal Moore. 'Sources for labour, social and 1997-1998', pp. 3-5 economic '"history in Waterford City 'Obituaries', pp. 7-14 Archives', pp. 111-116 'Correspondence', p. 15 Fintan Lane. 'Music and Heather Stanley. 'Records relating to Labour violence in working class Parties in 'the Public Records Office Of Cork: the' 'Band" Northern Ireland', p. 116 Nuisance' ,1879-1882', Andrew Rowley. ','The British Royal pp. 17-31 Comrriission On Historical Manuscripts and John Lynch. 'Tech- labour history sources:, pp. 117-,119 ' nology, labour and the growth of Belfast Jim Andrighetti. 'A companion ,to' selected shipbuilding', pp. 33-43 Irish-related archives in' the Mitchell and Heather Holmes. 'Sanitary Inspectors and the Dixson Libraries';. State Library Of New reform of housing conditions for Irish South Wales', pp. 119-123 migratory potato workers'in Scotland from Deirdre O'Connell. 'Electronic sources for 1945 to the 1970s', pp. 45-58 labour history' ,pp .. 123-124 Davi'd Brundage. 'American Labour and the 'Theses abstracts', pp. 125-126 Irish Question, 1916-1923', (essay), pp. 59- Peter Collins. 'John Freeman: a life on the 67 Left' , (reminiscence), pp. 129-138 Barry McLoughlin., 'Colder light on the good 'Conference reports', pp. 139-141 fight:, revisiting volunteers in the Spanish Deirdre O'Connell. 'A bibliography of Irish Civil War', (review essay), pp. 67-72 labour history, 1997-1998', pp. 142-152 SAOTHAR INDEX 39

Ms A. Kelly and He/en Chenevix, only woman on inaugural committee·of the National Industrial Safety Organisation (NISO), Evening Press, 15 January, 1963

Helen Chenevix, a future President of the Irish Trade Union Congress, 1961, as a young girl, Irish Women Workers' Union papers 40 SAOTHARINDEX

Editorials Daly, Miriam. 'Belfast symposium on Irish writing the revolution', S 14,2-3 labour history', S2, 1-2 Devine, Francis & O'Connor, Emmet. Devine, Francis. 'Foreword', S4, iii 'Marxism, modernisation and memory', Devine, Francis & Horne, John. 'Editorial', SS, SI5,2-4 1-2 Devine, Francis & O'Connor, Emmet. 'Eastern Devine, Francis & Horne, John. 'Editorial', S6, European archives in danger', S 16, 2- 3 2-4 Devine, Francis & O'Connor, Emmet. 'The Devine, Francis & Horne, John. 'Editorial', S7, State in labour history', S 17, 4-6 2-4 Devine, Francis & O'Connor, Emmet. 'Fiche Devine, Francis & Horne, John. 'Editorial', S8, Bliain Ag Fas', S18, 2-6 4-5 Devine, Francis & O'Connor, Emmet. Devine, Francis & O'Connor, Emmet. 'Congress? Congress!', S19, 3-6 'Editorial', S9, 3-5 Devine, Francis & O'Connor, Emmet. 'Fifty Devine, Francis & O'Connor, Emmet. 'Labour years of the Northern Ireland Committee', and Irish history', SI 0, 3-8 S20,3-5 Devine, Francis & Purdie, Bob. 'Editorial', Devine, Francis & O'Connor, Emmet. SI 1, 2-3 'Inventing a past for themselves', S21, 3-6 Devine, Francis & O'Connor, Emmet. 'The Devine, Francis & O'Connor, Emmet. course of labour history', S 12, 2-4 'Saothar, labour history and the future', S22, Devine, Francis & O'Connor, Emmet. 'Labour 3-5 history: past and present', S 13, 2-3 Crean, Tom & O'Connor, Emmet. 'Com­ Devine, Francis & O'Connor, Emmet. 'Re- memorations and crises', S23, 3-4

Irish Labour History Society Reports Callan, Charles S16, 8-9; S17, 4-6; S18, 8-9; Devine, Francis S3, 46 S19, 7-8; S20, 7-8; S21, 7-9; S22, 7-8; S24, Hazelkorn, Ellen SS, 3-4; S6, 5-6; S7, 5-7 3-5 O'Dowd, John. S 10,9-10; S11, 4-5 Cullen, Paul. S8, 5-7; S9. 6-8

Obituaries Barrett, James R. 'Philip S. Foner', S20, 11 Devine, Francis. 'R. Dudley Edwards', S13, 4 Bergin, Paddy. 'Ruaidhrf Roberts', S 12, 5-6 Devine, Francis." A dangerous agitator': John Callan, Charles. 'E.R.R. Green', S7, 7 Swift, 1896-1990, socialist, trade unionist, Coughlan, Anthony. 'c. Desmond Greaves, secularist, internationalist, labour historian', 1913-1988: an obituary essay', S14, 5-16 S15,7-20 Coughlan, Anthony. 'Dorothea Siegmund- Devine, Francis. 'Paddy Bergin', S 16, 4-5 Schultze', S22, 19-24 Devine, Francis. 'Mattie O'Neill', Sl7, 7-9 Cradden, Terry. 'Brendan Harkin', S21, 12-15 Devine, Francis. 'Frank Canavan', S20, 9-10 Deasy, Joe. 'E.P.Thompson', S18, 11-13 Devine, Francis. 'Elizabeth Boyle', S21, 11-12 Deasy, Joe. 'George Jeffares', S20, 12-14 Devine, Francis. 'Gwyn A. Williams', S21, 19- Deasy, Joe. 'Seamus Redmond', S2l", 18-19 21 Deasy, Joe. 'Noel Browne', S22, 9-11 Devine, Francis. 'Edmund Frow', S22, 12~14 Deighan, Joe. 'Betty Sinclair,. S8, 7-8 Devine, Francis. 'Jim Kemmy', S22, 14-18 SAOTHARINDEX 41

Devine, Francis. 'Garry Sweeney', S23, 5-7 Hutton, Sean. 'Raphael Samuel', S22, 18-19 Devine, Francis. 'J.W.Boyle', S24, 7-10 Keable, Ken. 'Peter O'Connor', S24, 13-14 Devine, Francis & Hunter, Dick. 'Jack Mac Liam, Cathal. 'Flann Campbell', 519,9-10 Macgougan', S24, 1O~13 Moran, Gerard. 'Dennis Clark', S19, 11 Frow, Edmund & Ruth. 'Stella FitzThomas Seamus 6 Coighligh. 'Sean Daly', S16,SC7 Hagan', S18, 11 Swift, John. 'Miriam Daly', S6, 6 Geraghty, Des. 'Con Murphy', S21, 15-18 Swift, John. 'Pat Gorman', S7, 7-8 Horne, John. 'Charles McCarthy', S 12, 5

Correspondence Boyd, Andrew. 'Lord Blease and the presence Hoerder, Dirk. 'Bibliography and archival of Mondism', S20, 15 preservation on non-english language labour Boyd, Andrew. 'The Irish in the Lenin School', and radical newspapers and periodicals in S24, p. 15 North Ameruica, 1845-1876', S9, 9 Boyle, J.W. 'Rescuing 1.P.McDonnell from Hutton, Sean. 'Irish workers' history: a reply to oblivion', S15, 6 Austen Morgan', SIO, 11 Clendinning, K.M. 'Early days of the Lurgan Ireland, John de Courcy. 'Reviewing socialism labour movement', S23, 10-11 in Derry and Dublin in the I 940s " S 17, 11- Coates, Christine. 'The Trades Union Congress 13 Library collections', S24, p. 15 Jamison, Joe. 'Photographs of Gralton grave Connolly, Ross M. 'Trade union records in the and New York labour veterans', S22, 27 Registry Of Friendly Societies: an Jones, Jack. 'Paddy O'Daire and the Thetis explantion of the inexplicable!', S20, 15 experiment: setting the record straight', S 18, Coughlan, Anthony. 'In defence of Pat Dooley', 15-17 S15,5 Kelly, Sean. 'Clonmel Amalgamated Transport Cowman, Des. 'Life and labour in three Irish & General Workers' Union banner', 522,26 mining communities: a postscript', Sll, 6 Lysaght, D.R. O'Connor. 'The Limerick Dallas, K.G. 'James Larkin', S6, 7 Soviet', S5, 6-7 Deasy, Joe. 'In defence of Pat Dooley: a Lysaght, D.R. O'Connor. 'Tipperary labour rejoinder', S15, 5 after 1922: organic reversion or betrayal?', Deasy, Joe. 'Sean Murray: republican marxist', S22,25 SI9,13 McKay, Enda. 'The Irish Labour Party, 1927- Devine, Francis. 'Trade union records in the 1933 debate continued', S 13, 5 Registry Of Friendly Societies, Dublin', McLoughlin, Barry, 'The Irish in the Lenin SI3,5-6 School', S23, 9-10 Downing, Eugene. 'Paddy O'Daire and the Matthews, George. 'Paddy O'Daire and the Thetis experiment: setting the record Thetis experiment: setting the record straight', S18. 15-17 straight', S 18, 15-17 Downing, Eugene. 'The Irish in the Lenin Merrigan, Matt. 'A reply to Henry Patterson: School', S23, 9 'Fianna Fail and the working class", S14, 4 Farrell, .Michael. 'Closure of records in Merrigan, Matt. 'O'Connor and the Northern Ireland', S5, 7-8 Amalgamateds: a contention', S18, 17-18 Hazelkorn, Ellen. 'Rejoinder to Enda McKay, Merrigan, Matt. 'The State in labour history: The Irish Labour Party, 1927-1933", p. 7-8 sophistry gone mad!', S 18, 18 Hearn, Mary M. 'Domestic service', S7, 10 Metscher, Priscilla. 'Women in Irish history', 42 SAOTHARINDEX

S13,5 O'Donnell, L.A. 'A research project on 'Irish Nevin, DonaI. 'James Larkin', S3, 46 Americans and the American labor 6 CatMin, Seamas. 'Urban Folklore Survey', movement', S8,9 S6, 7 O'Dowd, Anne. 'Work and words: the meaning O'Connell, Deirdre. 'A guide to electronic of Saothar', S7, 9-10 sources on Irish labour history', S22, 25 Purdie, Bob. 'Communist involvement in O'Connor, Emmet. 'O'Connor and the NICRA: setting the record straight', S 17, 13 Amalgamateds: a contention', S18, 17-18 Reaney, Bernard. 'Workers and peasants in pre­ O'Connor, Peter. 'Nicholas Boran, Jimmy Famine Ireland', S5, 8 Walshe and the Castlecomer miners', S23, Reynolds, Bob. 'The George Meany Archives', 10 S23, 11 SAOTHARINDEX 43

WHERE ULSTER

LABOUR STANDS

NILP Pamphlet, 1945 Harry Midgley election handbill, 1941

YOUR KIND OF PEOPLE." .....

Northern Ireland Labour Party (NILP) monthly magazine, May-June, 1971. John Barkeley Papers 44 SAOTHARINDEX

Articles AlIen, Kieran. 'Forging the links: Fianna Fail, the D' Arcy, Fergus A. 'Wages of skilled workers in trade unions and the Emergency', S 16, 48-56 the}Dublin building industry, 1667- 1918', Barber, Sarah. 'Irish migrant agricultural SI5,21-38 labourers in nineteenth century Lincolnshire', D' Arcy, Fergus A. 'Unemployed demonstrations S8, 10-23 in Dublin, 1879-1882', S17, 14-26 Bowler, Stephen. 'Sean Murray, 1898-1961, and D' Arcy, Fergus A. 'The Dublin police strike of the pursuit of Stalinism in one country', S18, 1882', S23, 33-46 41-54 Devine, Francis. "A dangerous agitator': John Boy1e, Emily. 'The linen strike of 1872', S2, 12- Swift, 1896-1990, socialist, trade unionist, 22 secularist, internationalist, labour historian', Bradley, Daniel G. 'Speeding the plough: the S15,7-20 formation of the Federation Of Rural Workers, Donnelly, Edna. 'The struggle for Whitleyism in 1944-1948', Sll, 39-53 the Northern Ireland Civil Service', SlO, 12- Callan, Charles. 'The Regular Operative House 18 Painters' Trade Union: labour relations and Doyle, David. 'The Irish and American labour, working conditions III the Dublin 1880-1929', SI, 42-53 housepainting trade, 1860-1890', S7 28-39 Doyle, Mel. 'Belfast and Tolpuddle: attempts at Clark, Dennis. 'Sticking together in the urban strengthening a trade union presence, 1833- work world: Irish immigrants in Philadelphia 1834', S2, 2-12 in 1850', S17, 40-45 Doyle,Mel. 'The Dublin guilds and journeymen's Cochrane, Nigel. 'The policeman's lot was not a clubs', S3, 6-14 happy one: duty, discipline, pay and Duffy, Seamus S. "Treasures open to the wise': a conditions in the Dublin Metropolitan Police, survey of Mechanics' Institutes and similar cl833-1845', S12, 9-21 organisations', S15, 39-47 Coolahan, John. 'The ASTI and the secondary English, Richard. 'Peadar O'Donnell: socialism teachers' strike of 1920', SlO, 43-59 and the Republic, 1925-1937', S 14,47-58 Cough1an, Anthony. 'C.Desmond Greaves, 1913- Fitzpatrick, David. 'Strikes in Ireland, 1914- 1988: an obituary essay', S14, 5-16 1921', S6, 26-39; S7, 4 Cowman, Des. 'Life and labour in three Irish Folley, Terence. 'A Catalan trade union and the mining communities circa 1840', S9 10- 19 Irish War OfIndependence, 1919- 1922', S 10, Crlldden, Terry. 'The Left in Northern Ireland and 60-67 the National Question: the 'Democratic Freeman, Joshua B. 'Irish workers in the Alternative' in the 1940s', S16, 35-47 twentieth century United States: the case ofthe Cradden, Terry. See Holloway, Penny. Transport Workers' Union', S8, 24-45 Crean, Thomas Neilan. 'Labour and politics in Geraghty, Hugh & Rigney, Peter. 'The engineers' Kerry during the First World War' , S 19, 27 -40 strike in Inchicore Railway Works, 1902', S9 Cronin, Sean. 'The rise and fall of the Socialist 20-31 Labor Party Of North America', S3, 21-33 Girvin, Brian. 'Industrialisation and the Irish D' Arcy, Fergus A. 'The decline and fall of working class since 1922', SlO, 31-42 Donnybrook Fair: moral reform and social Greiff, Mats. "Marching through the streets control in nineteenth century Dublin', SI3, 7- singing and shouting': industrial struggle and 21 trade unions among female linen workers in D' Arcy, Fergus A. 'Wages of labourers in the Belfast and Lurgan, 1872-1910', S22, 29-44' . Dublin building industry, 1667-1918', S14, Hammill, Jonathan. 'Saor Eire and the IRA: an 17-34 exercise in deception?', S20, 56-66 SAOTHARINDEX 45

Hannigan, Ken. 'British based unions in Ireland: Lancashire during the mid-nineteenth building workers and the split in Congress', century', S3, 15-21 S7,40-49 Lynch, John. 'Harland & Wolff: labour force and Hazelkorn, Ellen. The social and political views industrial relations, Autumn, 1919', S22, 47- of Louie Bennett, 1870-1956', S13, 32-44 62 Henry, Brian. 'Industrial violence, combinations Lynch, John. 'Technology, labour and the growth and the law in late eighteenth century Dublin', of Belfast shipbuilding', S24, 33-43 S18, 19-34 Lysaght, D.R. O'Connor. 'The rake's progress of Hill, Jacqueline R. 'Artisans, sectariimism and a syndicalist: the political career of William politics in Dublin, 1829-1848', S7, 12- 27 O'Brien, Irish labour leader', S9, 48-62 Hoffmann, John. 'James Connolly and the theory McAteer, Shane. 'The 'new unionism' in Derry, of historical materialism'; S2, 53-61 1889-1892: a demonstration of its inclusive Holloway, Penny & Cradden, Terry. 'The Irish nature', S16, 11-22 Trade Union Congress and working women, McCabe, Anton. "The stormy petrel of the 1894-1914', S23, 47-60 Transport Workers': Peadar O'Donnell, trade Holmes, Heather. 'Sanitary Inspectors and the unionist, 1917-1920', S19, 41-52 reform of housing conditions for Irish McCarthy, Charles. 'The impact of Larkinism on migratory potato workers in Scotland from the Irish working class', S4, 54-57 1945 to 1970', S24, 45-58 Mac Giolla Choille, Breandain, 'Dublin trades in Holohan, Patrick, 'Daniel O'Connell and the procession, 1864', SI, 18-30 Dublin trades: a collision, 1837-1838', SI, 1- McLaughlin, Eithne. 'Women and work in Derry 17 city: a survey', S14, 35-46 Hynes, Christine. 'A polite struggle: the Dublin McKay, Enda. 'Changing with the tide: thelrish seamstresses' campaign, 1869-1872', S18, 35- Labour Party, 1927-1933', Sl1, 27- 38 40 McKay, Enda. 'The housing of the rural labourer, Kiernan, Eugene. 'Drogheda and the British 1893-1916', S17, 27-39 General Strike, 1926', S 11, 19-26 McLoughlin, Barry. 'Proletarian ~cademics .or Kemmy, James. 'The Limerick Soviet', S2,45-53 party functionaries?: Irish communists at the Keogh, Dermot. 'Michael O'Lehane and the International Lenin School, Moscow, 1927- organisation of Linen Drapers' Assistants', S3, 1937', S22, 63-80 33-44 McMullan, Gordon .. 'The Irish bank 'strike', Keogh, Dermot. 'William Martin Murphy and the 1919', S5,39-49 origins of the 1913 Lock-out', S4, 15-34 Mac Raild, Donald M. 'Culture, conflict and Koseki, Takashi. 'John Donnellan Balfe and labour migration: Victorian Cumbria's Ulster 1848: a note on a Confederate informer', S23, connection', S21, 23-38 25-32 Mapstone, Richard. 'Trade union and Lane, Fintan. 'Music and violence in working government relations: a case study. of class Cork: the 'Band Nuisance', 1879-1882', influence on the Stormont government', S 12, S24,17-31 35-46 Lane, Padraig G. 'Perceptions of agricultural Moran, Gerard. 'A passage to Britain: seasonal labourers after the Great Famine, 1850- 1870', migration and social change in the West Of S19, 14-26 Ireland, 1870-1890', S13, 22-31 Leckey, Joseph 1. 'The railway servants' strike in Moran, Gerard. 'The Land War, urban destitution County Cork, 1898', S2, 39-45 and town tenant protests, 1879- 1882', S20, L'e~, Joseph. 'Railway labour in Ireland, 1833- 17-31 1856', S5, 9-26 Morley, Vincent. 'S6isialithe Atha Cliath ~gus Lowe, W.J. 'Social agencies among the Irish in teagusc Daniel De Leon, 1900-1909', S12, 22- 46 SAOTHARINDEX

34 National Teachers, 1933-1958', S12, 47-52 Moran, Bill. '1913, Jim Larkin and the British O'Riordan, Manus. 'Larkin in America', S4, 50- labour movement' , S4, 35-49 54 Mulholland,· Marc. "One' of the most difficult O'Riordan, Manus. 'James Larkin Junior and the hurdles': the struggle for recognition of the forging of a thinking, intelligent movement', Northern Ireland Committee of the Irish SI9,53-69 Congress Of Trade Unions, 1958- 1964', S22, Owens, RosemaryCullen. "Votes for ladies, 81-94 votes for women': organised labour and the Murphy, Gary. "Fostering a spurious progeny?': Suffrage Movement, 1876-1922', S9, 32-47' the trade union movement and Europe, 1957- Patterson, Henry. 'Conservative politics and class 1964', S21, 61-70 cOli.flict in Belfast', 'S2, 22-33 Murphy, Maura. 'Fenianism, Parnellism and the Patterson, Henry. 'James Larkin and the dockers' Cork trades, 1860~1900', S5, 27-38 and carters' strike of 1907', S4, 8- 15 Murray, Peter. 'Electoral politics and the Dublin Purdie, Bob. 'Riotous customs: the breaking up of working class before the First W orId War' , S6, socialist meetings in Belfast, 1893- 1896', 8-25 S20,32-40 Murray, Peter.' 'The First World War and a Quinn, Jim. 'Labouring on the margins: trade Dublin distillery workforce: recruiting and union activity in Enniskillen, 1917- 1923', redundancy at John Power & Son, 1915- SI5:57-64 1917', S15, 48-56 Rigney, Peter. See Geraghty, Hugh. Murray, Peter. 'A militant among the Magdalens? Swift, John. 'Report of .the Commission On Mary Ellen Murphy's incarceration in High Vocational Organisation and its times, 1930s- Park Convent during the 1913 lockout', S20, 1940s' , SI, 54-63 41-55 Taplin, Eric. 'James Larkin, Liverpool and the Newsinger, .John. "As Catholic as the Pope': National Union Of Dock Labourers :the James Connolly and the Roman Catholic apprenticeship of a revolutionary, S4, 1-8 Church in Ireland', Sll, 7-18 Walker, Graham. 'The Northern Ireland Labour Norton, Christopher. 'The Irish Labour Party in Party in the 1920s', SlO, 19-30 Northern Ireland, 1949-1958', S21, 47-60 Warhurst, John. See Declan o 'Connell , O'Connell, Declan & Warhurst, John. 'Church Whittaker, Anne-Maree. 'Swords to and class: Irish-Australian Labour loyalties ploughshares? The 1798 rebels in New South and the 1955 split', S8, 46-57 Wales', S23; l3-24 O'Connor, Emmet. 'Agrarian unrest and the W91f, James B. "Withholding their due': the labour movement in County Waterford, 1917- dispute between Ireland and Great Britain over 1923', S6,40-58 unemployed insurance payments to 6 Dughaill, Greag6ir. 'Galway in the first Famine Conditionally Landed Irish wartime volunteer winter', SI, 63-67 workers', S21, 39-46 6 Grada, Corrnac.'Fenianism and socialism: the Young, James D. 'John Maclean, socialism and career'of Joseph Patrick McDonnell', SI, 31- the Easter Rising', S 16, 23-34 42 Young, James D. 'John Leslie, 1856-1921: a O'Leary; Eoin. 'The Irish National Teachers' Scottish-Irishman as internationalist' , S 18, 55- Organisation and the marriage bar for women 62

Comment Comerford, R.V. 'Comprehending the Fenians', Newsinger, John. 'Fenianism ,revisited: pastime S17,52-57 or revolutionary movement?', S 17, 46-52 SAOTHARINDEX 47

Essays In Review Anderson, Bill. 'Remembering Connolly', S23, McDonnell, Brendan. 'Triumph of the 61-65 _ aristocrats? Two centuries of trade unionism', Bederida, Fran~ois. 'Syndicalism in Ireland: a S20,67-71 landmark in Irish historiography', S 14, 59-62 McGinley, Michael. 'Labor pro bono publico', Boyle, J.W. 'Workers in union: a coming of age', . S24,72-76 SI4,59-62 McLoughlin, Barry. 'Colder light on the good Brown, Kenneth D. 'Trade unionism in Ifeland'-; - fight: revisiting volunteers in the Spanish Civil S5,56-60. War', S24, 67-72 Collins, Peter. 'Analysing.division: two different Metscher, Priscilla. 'The politics of J ames approaches to the history of Belfast', S 16, 67- Connolly's politics', S16, 61-66 72 . .. Mitchell, Arthur.'The course of Irish labour Cradden, Terry: 'Larkin in Belfast: history',S22,101-104 . millenarianism and the tribes', S 11, 54-56 Morgan, Austen. 'A British Labourist in Catholic Curtin, Chris. 'Peasants and politics', S 10, 76-80 Ireland', S 7, 54-61 Daly, Mary E. 'Women and labour: margins to Morgan, Austen. 'Irish communists: keeping mainstream?', S19, 70-75 desire alive', SIl, 57-62 D' Arcy, Fergus A. 'The London Irish and the Moriarty, Theresa. 'Rescue or recovery: women Irish in Britain' , S8, 58-63 in Irish labour history', S 12, 53-57 Devine, Francis. 'Keeping the record straight: a Murphy, John A. 'Association to trade union: the Scottish experience' , S5, 61-64 organising of secondary teachers' , S 11, 63-66 Emmons, David M. 'Ireland and the making of Murray, Peter. 'Cities, sects and classes', SIO, 81- American working class consciousness', S23, 87 65-70 O'Brien, Gerard Byrom. 'Cosherers, wanderers Foster, John. 'Completing the first task: Irish and vagabonds: the treatment of the poor and labour in the nineteenth century', S15, 65-69 the insane in Ireland', S 13, 45-48 Goldring, Maurice. 'Connolly reassessed', S7, O'Connor, Emmet. 'An age of agitation', S9, 64- 50-53 70 Gray, John. 'Turncoat or evangel? Harry Midgley O'Connor, Emmet. 'A history of the glorious and Ulster labour', S12, 58-62 struggle' , S 17, 64-67 Higgins, Michael D. 'Making sense of change', Patterson, Henry. 'Reassessing Marxism on SIO,68-75 Ulster', S5, 50-55 Home, John. 'Labour in Irish history', S16, 57-60 Power, Thomas P. '1798, the United Irishmen Howell, David. 'Irish labour - an exceptional and radical response', S22, 97-10 1 case?', S18, 63-74 Probert, Belinda. 'Marxism and the Irish Howell, David. 'The traditions of the dead . Question', S6, 65-71 generations', S21, 71-78 Purdie, Bob. 'Red Hand or Red Flag? Loyalism Johnston, Roy. 'Socialism and national and workers in Belfast' , S8, 64-69 democracy', S 12, 63-70 Rude, George. 'The 'poverty of theory' debate', King, Carla. "A separate economic class?: the S7,62-68 Irish Women Workers' Union', S14, 67-70 Varley, Tony. 'The primacy of the political?: Larragy, Joe. 'Connolly: myth and reality', S 13, state, class and the dynamics of change in 49-53 Ireland', S 15, 70-76 Lee, Joseph. 'Irish Nationalism and socialism: Woggon, Helga. 'Socialism, nationalism, Rumpf reconsidered', S6, 59-64 radicalism: forerunners re-interpreted', S 17, McCarthy, Tom. 'Avoiding the issue: education 58-63 . policy and the working class', S 14, 71-74 Woggon, Helga. 'Connolly's legacy', S20, 72-79 -I' 00

VJ o>­ -l :c: ;;cl>­ Z t:I tTI T. A. iackson, author of Ireland Her Own, addressing Trafalgar Square, London, meeting c.1921, Anthony Coughlan Deposit >< SAOTHARINDEX 49

Publications Reviewed By Author Aalen, F.H.A. & Whelan, Kevin. Dublin" Press, London, 1982), pp. 168, SI 0, 88-89 (Geography Publications, Dublin, 19.9;2), pp:' '.Bell, Jbnathon. People And The Land: Farming 450, S21, 87-88 Life In N!neteenth Century Ireland, (Friar's Adams, Gerry. Falls Memories, (Brandon, Bush, Belfast, 1992), pp. 102, S18, 79 Dingle, 1982), pp. 144, S9, 75 Berger, Stefan & Broughton, David. The Force Akenson, Donald Harmon. The Irish Diaspora: Of Labour: The Western European Labour A Primer, (Institute Of Irish Studies, Belfast. Movement And The Working Class In The & P.D.Meaney, Toronto, 1993), pp. 319, Twentieth Century, (Oxford & Berg, 1995), SI9,80-82 pp. 286, S21, 79-80 Alien, Kieran. Fianna 'Fail And Irish Labour, Bessie, Alvah & Prago, Albert. Our 'Fight: 1926 To The Present; (Pluto Press, London, Writings By Veterans Of The Abraham 1997), pp. 222, S22, 101-104 Lincoln Brigade, Spain, 1936-1939, Anderson, Don. Fourteen Days In May: The (Monthly Review Press, New York, 1987), Inside Story 01' The Loyalist Strike, (Gill & pp. 360,SI3, 56-59 Macmillan, Dublin, 1994), pp. 180, S19, 77 Bew, Paul, Gibbon, Peter & Patterson, Henry. Anderson, W.K. lames Connolly And The Irish The State In Northern Ireland, 1921- 1972, Left, (Irish Academic Press, Blackrock, (Manchester University Press, Manchester, 1994), pp. 200, S20, 72-78 1979), pp. 231, S6, 65-71 Ashton, Owen, Fyson, Robert & Roberts, Bew, Paul, Gibbon, Peter & Patters on , Henry. Stephen. The Chartist Legacy, (Merlin Press, Northern Ireland, 1921-1994, Political Rendlesham, 1999), S24, 87 Forces And Social Classes, (Serif, London, Augusteijn,loost. 'From Public Defiance To 1995), pp. 253,S21, 71-77' Guerilla Warfare: The Experience Of Bew, Paul & Patterson, Henry. Se an Lemass Ordinary Volunteers In The Irish War Of And The Making Of Modern ireland, (Gill & Independence, 1916-1921, (Irish Academic Macmillan, Dublin, 1982), pp.224, S 10, 68- Press, Dublin, 1996), pp. 381, S22, 107 , 75 Barnes, Jack. lames P. Cannon As We Kne(v': Bew, Paul, Hazelkorn, Ellen & Patterson, Him, (Pathfinder, New York, 1996), pp.200, Henry. The Dynamics Of Irish Politics, S21,86-87 (Lawrence & Wishart, London, 1989), pp. Bartlett, Thomas. Wolfe Tone, (Historical 247, S15, 70-76 Association Of Ireland, Dublin, 1997), pp. Bielenberg, Andy. Cork's Industrial 89, pp. 71-72 Revolution: Development Or Decline?, Barton, Brian. Northern Ireland In The Second (Cork University Press, Cork, 1991), pp. World War, (Ulster Historical Foundation, 171, S17, 73-74 Belfast, 1995), pp. 250, S21, 84-85 Bleakley, David. Sadie Patterson, Irish Beames, M.R. Peasants And Power: The Peacemaker, (Blackstaff, Belfast, 1980), pp. 'Whiteboy Movemen,t And Their Control In 118, S7, 73 Pre-Famine Ireland, (Harvester Press, Bott, Val. Labour History In Museums, (Society Brighton, 1983), pp. 238, S 10, 76-80 For The Study Of Labour History, Beddoe,Deirdre. Discovering Women's Manchester, 1988), S14, 107-109 History: A Practical Manual, (Pandora Bourke, Joanna. Husbandry To Housewil'ery: Press, London, 1983), pp. 232, SIO, 89-90 Women, Economic Change And Housework BeJchem, John. See Buckland, Patrick. In Ireland, 1890-1914, (Clarendon Press, Bell, Geoffrey. Troublesome Business, The Oxford, 1993), pp. 342, S19, 70-74 Labour Party And The Irish Question, (Pltito Bowman, Terence. People's Champion: The 50 SAOTHARINDEX

Life Of Alexander Bowman, Pioneer Of Macmillan, Dublin, 1986), S13, 54-56 Labour Politics In Ireland, (Ulster Historical Buckland, Patrick & Be1chem, John. The Irish Foundation, Belfast, 1997), pp. 177, S23, 72- In British Labour History: Conference 74. Proceedings 1n 1rish Studies, Number One, Boyce, D.G. The Revolution In Ireland, 1879- (Institute Of Irish Studies, Liverpool, 1993), 1923, (Gill & Macmillan, Dublin, 1988), pp. pp. 114, S20, 87-88 278, S14, 80-81 Buckley, David N. lames Fintan Lalor, Boyce, D.G., Ecc1eshall, Robert, & Geoghehan, Radical, (Cork University Press, Cork, Vincent. Political Thought In Ireland Since 1990), pp. 124, S17, 58-63 The Seventeenth Century, (Routledge, Burke, Helen. The People And The Poor Law In London, 1992), pp. 227, S19, 82-83 Nineteenth Century Ireland,' (Women's Boyd, Andrew. The Rise Of The Irish Trade Education Bureau, Dubln, 1987), pp. 369, Unions, (Anvil Books, Tralee & Dublin, SI3,45-48 1985), pp. 121, S12, 73 Buttimer; Cornelius G. See O'Flanagan, Boyd, Andrew. Fermenting Elements: The Patrick Labour Colleges In Ireland, 1924-1964, Buxton, ~:K. & Mackay, D.I. British (Donaldson Archives, Belfast, 1999), S24, Employment Statistics, (Basil Blackwell, 84-85 Oxford; 1977), pp. 197, S5, 68-70 Boylan, Henry. A Dictionary Of Irish Cahill, Liam. Forgotten Revolution: Limerick Biography, (Gill & Macmillan, Dublin, Soviet, 1919, A Threat To British Power In 1979), pp. 385, S5, 70-71 Ireland, (O'Brien Press, Dublin, 1990), pp. Boylan, Henry. Wolfe Tone, (Gill & Macmillan, 168, S16, 76-77 Dublin, 1997), pp. 145, S23, 71-72 Callesen, Gerd.See Hansen, Marianne Bagge Boyle, J.W. The Irish Labour Movement In The Campbell," John. A Loosely Shackled Nineteenth Century, (Catholic University of Fellowship - A History Of C6mhalta; Cana, , America Press, Washington DC, 1988), pp. (Public Service Executive Union, Dublin, 384, S 15, 65~69 1989),pp. 144, SI4,79-80 Bradley, Daniel G. Farm Labourers' Irish Campbell, John. 'An Association To Declare': Struggle, 1900-1976, (Athol Books, Belfast, A History Of The Preventive Staff 1988), pp. 132, S14, 77-78 Association, (Public Service Staff Union, Brady, Ciaran, Interpreting Irish History - The Dublin, 1996), pp. 164, S21, 81-82 Debate On Historical Revisionism, (Irish Carroll, Peter N. The Odyssey Of The Abraham Academic Press, Dublin, 1994), pp. 348, Lincoln Brigade: Americans 1n The Spanish S21,71-77 Civil War, (Stanford University Press, Breen, Anthony M. The Cappoquin Rebellion, 1994), pp. 440, S24, 67-72 1849, (Drecroft, Thurston, Suffolk, 1998), Clancy, Mary, Cunningham, John (F.), & Mac pp. 96, S24, 79-80 Lochlainn, Alf. The Emigrant Experience, Broughton, David. See Berger, Stefan. (Galway Labour History Group, Galway, Brown, L. & Levine, Gilbert (eds). Patrick 1991), pp. 142, S16, 74-76 Lenihan: From Irish Rebel To Founder Of Clark, Helen. Sing A Rebel Song: The Story Of Canadian Public Unionisn, (Canadian lames Connolly, (City Of Edinburgh District Committee On Labour History; St John's, Council, 1989), pp. 48, S15, 84 Newfoundland, 1998), S24, 85-86 Clark, Mary & Refausse, Raymond. Directory Brown, Terence. Ireland: A Social And Of Historic Guilds, (Dublin Public Libraries, Cultural History, 1922-1979, (Fontana, Dublin, 1993), pp. 65, S19, 118-120, London, 1982), pp. 364, S 10, 68-75 Clark, Samuel & Donnelly, J.S. Irish Peasants: Browne, Noel. Against The Tide, (Gill & Violence And Political Unrest, 1780- 1914, SAOTHAR INDEX 51

(Manchester University Press, Manchester, & District Council Of Trade Unions, (Bray 1983), pp. 454, SlO, 76-80 Trades Council, Bray, 1992), pp. 20, S18, Clarke, Kathleen., Revolutionary Woman, 85-86 , Kathleen Clarke, 1878-1972", :An Connolly; Ross M. The Labour Movement In Autobiography, (O'Brien Press, Dublin, Wicklow, (Bray Trades Council, Bray, 1991), pp. 240,SI6, 81 1992), pp. 36, S18, 85-86 Clear, Caitrfona. Growing Up Poor: The Connolly, Sean. Religion And Society In Homeless Young In Ninete'enth Century Nineteenth Century Ireland, (Economic & Ireland, (Galway Labour History Group, Social History Society Of Ireland, Dundalk, Galway, 1993), pp.26, S19, 83-84 1985), pp. 69, S12, 74-75 Clinton, Alan. The Trade Union Rank And File: Coogan, Oliver. Politics And War In Meath, Trades Councils In Britain, 1900- 1940, 1913-1923, (Folens, Dublin, 1983); pp. 290, (Manchester University Press, Manchester, SlO,92 1977), pp. 262, S5,67-69 Cooke, ,Jim. Technical Education And The Coates, Ken & Topham, Tony. The History Of Foundation Of The Dublin United Trades The Transport & General Workers' Union, Council, 1886-1986, (Teachers' Union Of Volume 1, Parts I & 2, The Making Of The Ireland, Dublin, 1987), pp. 64, S13, 60-61 TGWU: The Emergence Of The Labour Coolahan, John. The ASTI And Post-Primary Movement, 1870-1922, (Basil Blackwell, Education In Ireland, 1909-1984, (AST!, , London, 1991), pp. 909, S17, 64- 67 Dublin, 1984), pp. 449, SI 1, 63-66 Cody, Seamus, O'Dowd, John & Rigney, Peter. Corbally, Mary. Diamond Memories, (Inner The Parliament Of Labour: 100 Years Of , Ward Publications, NCCAP, Dublin, 1980), The Dublin Council Of Trade, Unions, pp. 36,S7, 73 (DCTU, Dublin, 1986), pp. 253, S12, 71-72 Comforth, Maurice. Rebels And Their Causes.' Coldrey, Barry. Faith And Fatherland; The Essays In Honour Of A.L Morton, Christian Brothers And The Development Of (Lawrence & Wishart, London, 1978), pp. Irish Nationalism, (Gill & Macmillan, 224, S5, 71-72 Dublin, 1988), pp. 338, S 13, 65-66 Cosgrove, Art (ed). Dublin Through The Ages, Colhoun, Mabel et al. The Shirt Industry Of The (College Press, Dublin, 1988), pp. 168, S 14, North West Of Ireland, (Londonderry 83-84 Teachers' Centre & Northwe,st Coughlan, Anthony. C. Desmond Greaves, Archaeological & Historical Society, DeITy, 1913-1988: An Obituary Essay, (ILHS nd),pp. 65, S7, 107-108 Studies In Irish Labour History 1, Dublin, Collins, Stephen. Spring And The Labour Story, 1990), pp. 24, S16, 74-76 (O'Brien Press, Dublin, 1993), pp. 223, S19, Cowman, Des & Reilly, T.A. The Abandoned 77-79 Mines Of West Carbery: Promoters, Communist Party Of Ireland, Portrait Of A Adventurers And Miners, (Geological Communist Woman, A Tribute To Lily Survey Of Ireland, Dublin, 1988), pp. 177, Anderson, (Unity Press, Belfast, nd), pp. 10, S14,83 S9,77 Coy le, John P & Devlin, Brian: Down The Connolly, James. Collected Works: Volume I, Quay: A Photographic Record Of Derry (New Books, Dublin, 1987), pp. 516, S14, Dockers, 1940-1990" (Yes Publications, 105 DeITY, 1990), pp. 76,S16, 93 Connolly, James. Collected Works: Volume JI, Cradden, Terry. Trade Unionism, Socialism (New Books, Dublin, 1988), pp. 488 And Partition: The Labour Movement In Connolly, Ross M. By Common Council And Northern Ireland, (December Publications, CommpnAction.' An Outline History Of Bray Belfast, 1993), pp. 244,SI9, 76-77 52 SAOTHARINDEX

Cradden, Terry. The Making Of NIPSA: A 317, S23, 7l-72 History Of The Northern Ireland Public Curtis, David. See Furlong, Paul. Service Alliance, 1919-1974, (December Daly, Mary E. Dublin, The Deposed Capital, A Publications, Belfast, 1998), pp. 215, S24, Social And Economic History, 1860- 1914, 72-78 (Cork University Press, Cork, 1984), pp. Crawford, W.H. The Handloom Weavers And 373, S 10, 81-87 The Ulster Linen Industry, (Ulster Historical Daly, Mary E. Industrial Development And Foundation, Belfast, 1994), pp. 95, S20, 82 National Identity, 1922-1939, (Gill & Cronin, Maura. Country, Class Or Craft? The Macmillan, Dublin, 1992), pp. 201, S20, 83- Politicisation Of The Skilled Artisan In 84 Nineteenth Century Cork, (Cork University Daly, Sean. Cork: A City In Crisis. A History Of Press, Cork, 1994), pp. 294, S20, 67-71 Labour Conflict And Social Misery, (Tower Cronin, Mike. The Blueshirts And Irish Politics, Books, Cork, 1978), pp. 336, SS, 65 (Four Courts Press, Dublin, 1997), pp. 220, Daly, Sean. Ireland And The First S23,76-78 International, (Tower Books, Cork, 1984), Cronin, Sean. Frank Ryan: The Search For The pp. 233, S14, 75-77 Republic, (Repsol Publishing, Dublin, D' Arcy, Fergus A & Hannigan, Ken. Workers 1980), pp. 290,S7, 71-72 In Union, (National Archives, Stationery Cronin, Sean. The Transport Workers' Union Office, Dublin, 1988), pp. 260, S 14, 59-62 Of America - The Irish Connection, (Labour' Davis, Graham. The Irish In Britain, 1815- History Workshop, Dublin, 1984), pp. 22, 1914, S18, 78 Sll,71-73 Davis, Mary. Comrade Or Brother? The Cullen, L.M. Princes And Pirates: The Dublin History Of The British Labour Movement, Chamber Of Commerce, 1783-1983, (Dublin 1789-1951, (Pluto Press, London, 1993), Chamber Of Commerce, 1983), pp. 126, pp.226, S20, 88 SlO,91-92 Delaney, Paddy If Micheal 6 F6ghlii., The Cullen, Mary (ed). Girls Don't Do Honours: Emergence Of The Electricity Supply Board Irish Women In Education In Nineteenth And Officers' Association: Two Perspectives, Twentieth Century Ireland, (Women's (ESBOA, Dublin, 1996), S21, 82- 83 Education Bureau, Dublin, 1987), pp. 151, Devine, Francis. Acting For The Actors: SI4,71-74 Dermot Doolan And The Organisation Of Cunningham, John (F). May Day! Galway And Irish Actors And Performing Artists, 1947- The Origins Of International Labour Day, 1985, (Irish Labour History Society/SIPTU, (Galway West Labour Party, Galway, 1987), Dublin, 1997), pp. 52, S23,78 pp.12, S13, 60-61 Devine, T.M. Irish Immigrants And Scottish Cunningham, John (F.). Labour In The West Of Society In The Nineteenth And Twentieth Ireland: Working Life And Struggle, 1890- Centuries, (John Donald, Edinburgh, 1991), 1914, (Athol Books, Belfast, 1995), pp. 208, pp. 141, S17, 74-75 S20, 67-71 Devlin, Brian. See Coyle, John P. Cunningham, John (F.). See Clancy, Mary Devlin, Paddy. Yes We Have No Bananas: Curriculum Development Unit. Divided City : Outdoor Relief In Belfast, 1920-1939, Portrait Of Dublin, 1913, (O'Brien (Blackstaff, Belfast, 1981), pp. 195, S8, 72- Educational,Dublin, 1978), pp.178, S4, 62- 73 63; S8, 93-94 Devlin, Paddy. Straight Left: An Curtin, Nancy J. The United Irishmen: Popular Autobiography, (Blackstaff, Belfast, 1993), Politics In Ulster And Dublin, 1791- 1798, pp. 303, S19, 76-77 (Oxford University Press, Oxford, 1998), pp. Dickson, David. The Gorgeous Mask: Dublin, SAOTHAR INDEX 53

1700-J 850, (Trinity History Workshop, Evason, EiJeen. Against The Grain: The Dublin, 1987), pp. 182, S 14, 83-84 Contemporary Women's Movement In Dickson, David, Keogh, Daiie & Whelan, Northern Ireland, (Attic Press, Dublin, Kevin. The United Irishmen: Republicanism, 1991), pp. 61, S17, 73 Radicalism And Rebellion, (Lilliput Press, Fagan, Terry. See Savage, Ben Dublin, 1993), pp. 378, S22, 97-101 Farrell, Michael. Northern Ireland: The Orange Donaldson, Peggy. Yes Matron: A History Of State, (PIu to Press, London, 1980), pp. 406, Nursing At The Royal Victoria Hospital, S6,65-71 (White Row Press, Belfast, 1991), pp. 198, Feingold, William L. The Revolt Of The S20, 89 Tenantry: The Transformation Of Local Donnelly, Joseph. Charlie Donnelly: The Life Government In Ireland, 1872-1886, And The Poems, (DedaIus Press, Dublin, (Northeastern University Press, Boston, 1987), pp. 93, S13, 56-59 1984), pp. 280, S12, 75-76 Donnelly,l. S. See CIark, Samuel Ferris, Mary, McGonagle, Anna, McKeown, Dooley, Dolores. Equality In Community: Patricia, Moriarty, Theresa & Mulholland, Sexual Equality In The Writings Of William Marie. Women's Voices: An Oral History Of Thompson And Anna Wheeler, (Cork Women's Health In Northern Ireland, 1900- University Press, Cork, 1996), pp. 448, S21, 1990, (NUPE/Attic Press, Dublin, 1992), pp. 80-81 142, S17, 72 Drudy, P.J. Ireland: Land, Politics And People, Fine, Ben. See Hardach, Gerd. (Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, FinIay, Fergus. Mary Robinson, A President 1982), pp. 331, S10, 76-80 With A Purpose, (O'Brien Press, Dublin, Druker, Janet. see Storey, Richard 1990), pp. 160, S16, 82-83 Dunlevy, Mairead. See Nolan, William. Finlay, lan. The Labour Court, 'Not An Eccleshall, Robert. See Boyce, D.G. Ordinary Court Of Law', A History Of Fifty Edwards, Ruth DudIey. lames Connolly, (Gill Years Of The Labour Court From 1946 To & Macmillan, Dublin, 1981), pp. 151, S9, 1996, (Stationery Office, Dublin, 1996), pp. 73-74 116, S22, 109 Ellis, Peter Berresford. A History Of The Irish Finegan, John. Anne Devlin, Patriot And Working Class, (PlutoPress, London, 1990), Heroine, (Elo Press, Dublin, 1992), pp. 148, pp'~ 350, S16, 79-80 S18,75 Ellis, Peter Berresford. lames Connolly: Finnegan, Agnes. Reaching For The Fruit - Selected Writings, (Pluto Press, London, Growing Up In Ulster, (Callender Press, 1997), pp. 256, S23, 61-65 Birmingham, 1991), pp. 240, S19, 84-85 English, Richard. Radicals And The Republic: Finnegan, Frances. Poverty And Prejudice: A Socialist Republicanism In The Irish Free Study Of Irish Immigrants In York, 1840- State, 1925-1937, (Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1975, (Cork University Press, Cork, 1982), 1994), pp. 309,S20, 72-78 pp. 209, SI1,67-68 Enright, Michael. Men Of Iron! Wexford FitzGerald, Garret. All In A Life, (Gill & Foundry Disputes, 1890-1911, (Wexford Macmillan, 1991), pp. 674, SI8, 8I c83 Council Of Trade Unions. Wexford, 1987), Fitzpatrick, David. Politics And Irish Life, pp. 68, S13, 60-61 1913-1921: Provincial Experience Of War Epstein, James & Thompson, Dorothy. The And Revolution, (Gill & Macmillan, Dublin, Chartist Experience: Studies In Working 1977), pp. 394, S5,65-67 Class Radicalism And Culture, 1830-1960, Fitzpatrick, David. Irish Emigration, J 80 J- . (Macmillan, London, 1982), pp. 392, S9, 72- 1921, (Economic & Social History Society 73 Of Ireland, DundaIk, 1984), pp. 51, S12, 74- 54 SAOTHARINDEX

75 Geoghehan, Vincent. See Boyce, D.G, Foley, Tony. A Most Formidable Union: The Gibbon, Peter. See Bew, Paul. History Of DATA And TASS, (MSF, London, Gilbert, Victor F. Labour And Social History 1992), pp. 121, S18, 83-85 Theses, (Mansell Publishing, London, 1981), Foligot, Roger. lames Connolly Et Le pp. 194, S8, 91-93 Mouvement Revolutionnaire Irlandais, Gillespie, Raymond & Kennedy, Brian P. (Mapero, Paris, 1978), pp. 333, S7, 50-53 Ireland: Art Into History, (Town House; Foster, R.F. Modern Ireland, 1600-1972, .(Allen Dublin & Roberts Reinhart, Niwot, Lane, London, 1988), pp. 688, S16,57-60 Colorado, 1994), pp. 240, S21, 88-89 Fraser, Murray. lohn Bull's Other Homes: State Girvin, Brian. Between Two Worlds, Politics Housing And British Policy In Ireland, And Economy In Independent Ireland, (Gill (Liverpool University Press, Liverpool, & Macmillan, Dublin, 1989), pp. 251, S15, 1996), pp. 412, S23, 74-75 70-76 Freeman, Joshua B. In Transit: The, Transport Goldring, Maurice. Belfast: From Loyalty To Workers' Union In New York City, 1933- Rebellion, (Lawrence & Wishart, London, 1966, (Oxford University Press, Oxford, 1991), pp. 175, S16, 67-72 1989), pp. 434, S15, 80-82 Goldring, Maurice. Pleasant The Scholar's Frow, Edmund & Ruth. Essays On The Irish In Life: Irish Intellectuals And The Manchester, (Working Class MQvement Construction Of The Nation State, (Serif, Library, Manchester, 1991), pp. 46; S17, 76 London, 1993), pp. 250, S20, 84 Furlong, Paul &. Curtis, David. The Church Graham, Brian. The History Of TASS In Faces The Modern World: Rerum Novarum Ireland: Chronicle Of A Union In Action, And Its Impact, (Earls gate Press, Lincoln, (MSF, Dublin, 1991), pp. 76, S18, 81-83 1994), pp. 256, S21, 85-86 Gray, John. City In Revolt: lames Larkin And Fyson, Robert. See Ashton, Owen. The Belfast Dock Strike Of 1907, Gahan, Daniel. The People's Rising: Wexford, (Blackstaff, Belfast, 1985), pp. 255, Sl1, 54- 1798, (Gill & Macmillan, Dublin, 1995), pp. 56 367, S22, 97-lO1 Greaves, C.Desmond. James Connolly And Gailey, Alan. Rural Housing Of The North Of Trade Unionism, (ITGWU, Dublin, 1978), Ireland, (John Donald,Edinburgh, 1984), pp. 55,S5, 72 SI1,73-74 Greaves, C. Desmond. Sean O'Casey, Po.litics Gallagher, Michael. The Irish Labour Party -In And Art, (Lawrence & Wishart, London, Transition. 1957-1982, (Gill & Macmillan, 1979), pp. 206,S6, 75-76 Dublin, 1982), pp. 326, SlO, 68-75 Greaves, C. Desmond. Reminiscences Of The Gallagher, Michael. Irish Elections, 1922-194: Connolly Association. An Emerald Jubilee Results And Analysis, . (PSAI Press, Pamphlet, 1938-1978, (Connolly Associ­ Limerick, 1993), pp. 318, S19, 121-123 ation, London, 1978), pp. 36, S6, 76-77 Gaughan, 1.Anthony. Thomas Johnson, 1872- Greaves, C. Desmond. The Easter Rising In 1963, (Kingdom Books, Dublin, 1980), pp. Song And Ballad, (Kahn & A verill for the 513, S7, 54-61 Workers' Music Association, London, Geary, Dick. Labour And The Socialist 1980), pp. 92, S7, lO6-lO7 Movements In Europe Before 1914, (Oxford Greaves, C. Desmond. The Irish Transport & & Berg, 1989), pp. 278, S21, 79-80 General Workers' Union: The Formative Geiser, Carl. Prisoners Of The Good Fight: The Years, 1909-1923, (Gill & Macmillan, Spanish Civil War, 1936-1939, (Lawrence Dublin, 1982), pp. 363, S9, 64-70 Hill, Westport, Connecticut, 1986), pp. 298, Greaves, C. Desmond. Liam Mellows And The SI3,56-59 Irish Revolution, (Lawrence & Wishart, SAOTHARINDEX 55

London, 1987),pp.416,SI4, 75 Hepburn, A.C. A Past Apart: Studies In The Hamilton, P. Up The Shankill, (Blackstaff, History Of catholic Belfast, 1850-1950, Belfast, 1979), pp. 108, S6, 89 (Ulster Historical Foundation, Belfast, Hannigan, Ken & Nolan, William. Wicklow, 1996), pp. 220, S21, 84-85 (Geography Publications, Dublin, 1994), pp. Hepburn, A.C. See Rumpf, E. 1005, S21, 87-88 Heron, Marianne. Sheila Conroy: Fighting Hannigan, Ken. See D' Arcy, Fergus A. Spirit, (Attic Press, Dublin, 1993), pp. 154, Hansen, Marianne Bagge & Callesen, Gerd. S19,79 Foreign Language Literature On The Nordic Hopkins, James .K.'Into The Heart Of The Labour Movements, (Arbejderbevaegelsens Fire': The British In The Spanish Civil Bibliotek og Arkiv, Copenhagen, 1992), pp. War,(Stanford University Press, 1998), pp. 143, S17, 99-100. 474, S24, 67-72 Hardach, Gerd, Karras, Dieter & Fine, Ben. A Hopper, Trevor. Robert Tressell's Hastings: Short History Of Socialist Economic The Background To The Ragged Trousered Thought, (Arnold, London, 1978), pp. 101, Philanthropists, (Hopper Books, Brighton, S6,78-79 nd), pp. 52, S24; 81 Harrington, John P. & Mitchell, Elizabeth J. Horgan, John. Labour: The Price Of Power, (eds). Politics And Performance In (Gill & Macmillan, Dublin, 1986), pp. 191, Contemporary Northern Ireland, (University S13,55 Of Massachusetts, Amherst, 1999), pp. 234, Horokoshi, Torrio. Political Writings Of lames S24, 87 Connolly, (Gifu University, Japan, 1980), Harris, Ruth Ann M. -The Nearest Place That pp. 159-181 (Report no. 15), S7, 112-113 Wasn't Ireland: Early Nineteenth Century Howell, David. A Lost Left: Three Studies In Irish Labor Migration, (Iowa· State Socialism And Nationalism, (Manchester University Press, Desmoines, 1994), pp. University Press, Manchester, 1986), pp: 281, S20, 87-88 351, S12, 63-70 Hart, Peter. The IRA And Its Enemies: Violence Hunt, Hugh. Sean O'Casey, (Gill & Macrriillan, And Community In Cork, 1916-I 923, Dublin, 1980), pp. 153, S9, 73-74 . (Clarendon Press; Oxford, 1998), pp. 350, Hutton, Sean & Stewart, Paul. Ireland's S23, 76 Histories: Aspects Of State, Society And Haverty, Anne. Constance Markievicz: An Ideology, (Routledge, London, 1991), pp. Independent Life, (Pandora, London, 1988), 260, S17, 69-70 pp. 250, S15, 83 Hyland, IL. lames Connolly: Life And Times, Hayley, Barbara & McKay, Enda. Three (Historical Association Of Ireland, Dublin, Hundred Years Of Irish Periodicals, 1997),pp. 60,S23, 61-65 (Association Of Irish Learned Journals, IDA Section, Federated Workers' Union Of Lilliput Press, Dublin, 1987), pp. 146, S13, Ireland, Dublin 1913, (FWUI, Dublin, 66 1983), pp. 24, SI0,92-93 Hazelkorn, Ellen. See Bew, Paul Irish Feminist Information Publications, Hearn, Mona. Below Stairs: Domestic Service Missing Pieces: Women In Irish History, Remembered In Dublin And Beyond, 1880- Volume I Since The Famine, (IFIIWomen's 1922, (Lilliput Press, Dublin, 1993), pp. 150, Community Press, Dublin, 1983), pp. 64, SI9,70-74 SlO,93 Henry, Brian .. Dublin Hanged: Crime, Law Johnson, David. The Inter-war Economy Of Enforcement And Punishment In Late Ireland, (Economic· & Social History Eighteenth Century Dublin, (Irish Academic Society Of Ireland, Dundalk, 1985), pp. 50, Press, Dublin, 1994), pp. 222, S21, 83-84 S12,74-75 56 SAOTHARINDEX

Johnston, Andy, Larragy, James & SI2,73-74 McWilliams, Edward, Connolly: A Marxist Kostick, Conor. Revolution In Ireland: Popular Analysis, (Irish Workers' Group, Dublin,. Militancy, 1917-1923, (Pluto Press, London, 1990), pp. 175, S16, 61-66 1996),pp. 239,S22, 97-101 Johnston, Mairfn. Growing Up Poor: Dublin Labour History Workshop. The Rise And Fall Childhoods, (Galway Labour History Group, Of Irish Anti-Semitism, (LHW, Dublin, Galway, 1993), pp. 26, S19, 83-84 1984), pp. 37, SI 1,69-70 Jones, Greta. See Ma1colm, Elizabeth Labour In Art: Representations Of Labour In Jones, Mary. These Obstreperous Lassies: A Ireland, 1870-1970, (Irish Museum Of History Of The Irish Women Workers' Modern Art, Dublin, 1994), pp. 51, S20, Union, (Gill & Macmillan, Dublin, 1988), 100-103 pp. 404, S14, 67-70 Labour Opposition In Northern Ireland: Karras, Dieter. See Hardach, Gerd Complete Reprint Of First Labour Keable, Ken. See Humphreys, Pauline Newspaper In Northern Ireland, 1925-1926, Kennedy, Brian P. See Gillespie, Raymond (Athol Books, Belfast, 1992), pp. 212, S18, Kenny, Kevin. Making Sense Of The Molly 95-96 Maguires, (Oxford University Press, New Lane, Fintan. The Origins Of Modern Irish York, 1998), pp. 336, S23, 65-69 Socialism; 1881-1896, (Cork University Keogh, Daire. See Dickson, David Press, Cork, 1997), pp. 263, S22, 101-104 Keogh, Dermot. The Rise Of The Irish Working Langan-Egan, Maureen. Galway Women In The Class: The Dublin Trade Union Movement Nineteenth Century, (Open Air, 1999), pp. And Labour Leadership, 1890-1914, In,S24,87 (Appletree, Belfast, 1983), pp. 276, S9, 64- Larkin, Jim. In The Footsteps Of Big lim: A 70 Family Biography, (Blackwater Press, Kerrigan, Colm. Father Mathew And The Irish Dublin, 1995), pp. 240, S2I, 83 Temperance Movement, 1838-1849, (Cork Laffey, Deirdre et al. Reminiscences, North Of University Press, Cork, 1992), pp. 243, S18, The Liffey, (North Inner City Folklore 76-77 Project, Dublin, 1992), pp. 47, S20, 97-98 Kiely, Brendan. The Connerys: The Making Of Larkin, Emmet. lames Larkin, 1876-1947, Irish A Waterford Legend, (Geography Labour Leader, (Routledge & Kegan Paul, Publications, Dublin, 1994), pp. 145, S20, London, 1977),pp. 254 82-83 Larkin, Emmet. lames Larkin - Irish Labour Kinealy, Christine. The Great Calamity: The Leader, 1876-1947, (Pluto Press, London, Irish Famine, 1845-1852, (Gill & 1990),pp.305,SI6,57-60 Macmillan, Dublin, 1994), pp. 450, S20, 80- Larragy, James. See Johnston, Andy 81 Lee, J.J. Ireland, 1912-1985, Politics And Kilmurray, Evanne. Fight, Starve Or Emigrate: Society, (Cambridge University Press, A History Of The Unemployed Associations Cambridge, 1989), pp. 754, SI6, 57-60 In The 1950s, (Larkin Unemployed Centre, Lees, L.H. Exiles Of Erin: Irish Migrants In Dublin, 1988), S14, 78-79 Victorian London, (Manchester University Kirby, R.G. The Voice Of The People: lohn Press, Manchester, 1979), pp.276, S8, 58-63 Doherty, 1798-1854, (Manchester Levenson, Leah. With Wooden Sword: A University Press, Manchester, 1975), Portrait Of Francis Sheehy-Skeffington, pp.475, S3, 44-45 Militant Pacifist, (Gill & Macmillan, Dublin Knox, William. Scottish Labour Leaders, 1918- and Northeastern University Press, 1984), 1939: A Biographical Dictionary, pp. 270, S 11, 68-69 (Mainstream, Edinburgh, 1984), pp. 304, Levine, Gilbert. See Brown, L. SAOTHARINDEX 57

Levine, Maurice. Cheetham To Cordova - A Lyng, Tom. Castlecomer Connections: Manchester Man Of The Thirties, (Neil Exploring History, Geography And Social Richardson, Manchester, 1984), pp. 54, S13, Conditions In The North Kilkenny Environs, 56-59 (Castlecomer Historical Society, 1984), pp. Limerick Labour History Research Group. 429, S13, 61 Revolt Of The Bottom Dogs, History Of The Lysaght, D.R. O'Connor. The Story Of The Trades Union Movement In Limerick City Limerick Soviet, (People's Democracy, And County, 1916-1921, (Limerick, 1988), .Limerick, 1979), pp. 21, S6, 79 (education pack), S14, 105-107 Lysaght, D.R. O'Connor,. The First Three Lindqvist, Sven. Grav Dar Du Star (Dig Where Internationals, (People's Democracy, An You Stand), (Bonniers, Stockholm, 1978), Reabhloid Publications, Belfast, 1989), pp. pp. 228, S9, 118-119 40, S16, 80-81 Linklater, Andro. An Unhusbanded Life - Lysaght, D.R. O'Connor. The Communists And Charlotte Despard: Suffragette, Socialist The Irish Revolution: Part One, The Irish And Sinn Feiner, (Hutchinson, London, And The October Revolutionaries, 1899- 1980), pp. 271, S7, 70-71 1924, (Plough Book Services, Dublin, 1992), Llafur, The lournal Of The Society For The pp. 140, S17, 97-98 Study Of Welsh Labour History, Volume I, McAuley, James. The Politics Of Identity: A 1972-1975, (Llafur, Aberystwyth, 1983), pp. Loyalist Community In Belfast, (Avebury, 210, S12, 73-74 Aldershot, 1994), pp. 220, S20, 84 Lloyd, David. Ireland After History: Critical McCamley, Bill. The Role Of The Rank And Conditions/Field Day Essays And File In The 1935 Tram And Bus Strike, Monographs, (University Of Notre (Labour History Workshop, Dublin, 1981), Dame/Cork University Press, Cork, 1999), pp. 36, S8, 73 pp. 141, S24, 87 McCamley, Bill. The Third lames: The Story Of Loftus, Belinda. Marching Workers, (Arts Irish Labour Pioneer lames Fearon, Councils Of Ireland, 1978), pp. 92,S5, 80~ (Labour History Workshop, Dublin, 1983), 82 pp. 26, S 10, 92 Logan, John (ed). Teachers' Union: The McCarthy, Charles. Trade Unionism In Ireland, Teachers' Union Of Ireland And Its 1894-1960, (Institute Of Public Forerunners In Irish Education, 1899-1994, Administration, Dublin, 1977), pp. 671, S5, (A&A Farmar, Dublin, 1999), pp. 337, S24, 56-60 72-78 McCarthy, Terry. Labour v Sinn Fein:. The Lowery, Robert G. O'Casey Annual 3, Dublin General Strike, 1913-1914, (National (Macmillan, London, 1983), pp. 189, SlO, Museum Of Labour History, London, 1978), 93 pp. 19,55, 72 Luddy, Maria. Women In Ireland, 1800-1918: McCarthy, Terry. Outcast Dublin, 1900"1914, Documentary History, (Cork University (Labour History Museum Pamphlet 3, Press, Cork, 1995), pp. 356, S21, 80-81 London, 1980), pp. 48, S8, 93-94 Lunn, K.D. Hosts, Immigrants And Minorities: Mac ColI, Ewan. lourneyman: An Historical Responses To Newcomers In Autobiography Of Ewan Mac Coil, British Society, 1870-1914, (Dawson, (Sidgwick & Jackson, London, 1990), pp. Folkestone, 1980), pp. 337, S8, 70-71 400,S16,82 Lynch, John. A Tale Of Three Cities: McCullagh, David. A Makeshift Majority: The Comparative Studies In Working-Class Life, First Inter-Party Government, 1948-1951, (Macmillan, London, 1998), pp. 273, S24, (Institute Of Public Administration, Dublin, 80-81 1998), pp. 340, S24, 83-84 58 SAOTHAR INDEX

Mac Curtain, Margaret & 6 Corniin, Donncha. McKenna, Lambert. The Social Teachings Of Women In Irish Society:The Historical lames Connolly, (Veritas, Dublin, 1991), pp. Dimension, (Arlen House, Dublin, 1978), 104, S16, 61-66 pp. 225, S6, 72-73 McKeown, Patricia. See Ferris, Mary Mac Curtain, Margaret & O'Dowd, Mary. Mac Lochlainn, Alf. Two Galway Schools: The Women In Early Modern Ireland, Claddagh Piscatorial School, (Galway (Wolfhound Press, Dublin, 1991), pp. 340, Labour History Group, Galway, 1993), pp. S17,71-72 36, S19, 83-84 McCutcheon, W.A. The Industrial Archaeology Mac Lochlainn, Alf. See Clancy, Mary Of Northern Ireland, (HMSO, Belfast, McNamara, Gerry, Williams, Kevin & West, 1980),pp. 395, S7, 69-70 Des. Understanding· Trade Unions, MacDermott, Eithne .. Clann na Poblachta, Yesterday And Today, (ICTU/O'Brien (Cork University Press,· Cork, 1998), pp. Educational, Dublin, 1988), pp. 154,SI4, 240, S24, 83-84 105-107; second edition, (Elo McDonnell, John. Songs Of Struggle And Publications/ICTU, Dublin, 1994), pp. 157, Protest, (Gilbert Dalton Press, Skerries, S20, 103- 105 1979), pp. 136, S5, 83 McWiliams, Edward. See Johnston, Andy Mac DougaU, Ian. Essays In Scottish Labour Maguire, Martin. Servants To The Public: A History: A Tribute To w.H. Marwick, (John History Of The Local Government And Donald, Edinburgh, 1978), pp. 265, S6, 77- Public Sevices Union, 1901-1990, (Institute 78 Of Public Administration, Dublin, 1998), pp. Mac Dougall, Ian. Labour In Scotland: A 326, S24, 72-78 Pictorial History From The Eighteenth Malcolm, Elizabeth & Jones, Greta. Medicine, Century To The Present, (Mainstream, Disease And The State In Ireland, 1650- Edinburgh, 1985), pp. 271, S12, 73-74 1940, (Cork University Press, Cork, 1999), Mac Eoin, Uinseann. Survivors. (Argenta pp. 278,S24, 87 Publications, Dublin, 1980), pp. 466, S7, 72- Marsh, A. & Ryan, V. The Seamen: A History 73 Of The National Union Of Seamen, 1887- Mac Eoin, Uinseann. The IRA In The Twilight 1987, (Malthouse Press, Oxford, 1989), pp. Years, 1923-1948, (Argenta Publications, 323, S15, 79-80 Dublin, 1997), pp. 980, S22, 107 Merrigan, Matt. Eagle Or Cuckoo? The Story McFeely, Mary Drake. Lady Inspectors: The Of The Amalgamated Transpoprt & General Campaign For A Better Workplace, 1893- Workers' Union In Ireland, (Matmer 1921, (Blackwell, Oxford, 1988), pp. 200, Publications, Dublin, 1989), pp. 332, S15, S17,72-73 77-78 Mac Gill, Patrick. Children Of The Dead End: Metscher, Priscilla. Republicanism And The Autobiography Of A Navvy, (Brandon, Socialism In Ireland, (Peter Lang, Frankfurt Dingle, 1982), pp. 305, S9, 100-107. am Main, 1986), pp. 617, S12, 63-70 MacGill, Patrick. The Rat Pit, (Brandon, Miller, David W. Peep O'Day Boys And Dingle, 1982), pp. 308, S9, 100-107 Defenders, Selected Documents On The McGonagle, Anna. See Ferris, Mary . Armagh Disturbances, 1784-1796, (PRONI, McGrath, Thomas G. See Nolan, William Belfast, 1990), pp. 155, S18, 75 Mackay, DJ. see Buxton, N.K. Milotte, Mike. Communism In Modern Ireland: McKay, Enda. See Hayley, Barbara. The Pursuit Of The Workers' Republic Since McKee, Ann. Belfast Trades Council: The First 1916, (Gill & Macmillan, Dublin and Holmes Hundred Years, 1881-1981, (Belfast Trades & Meier, New York, 1984), pp. 326, SU, 57- Council, 1981); pp. 19, S9, 74-65 64 SAOTHAR INDEX 59

MitcheIl, Arthur. Labour In Irish· Politics, The Life And Times Of .Seam us Hughes, 1890-1930, . (Irish University Press, 1881-1943, (Veritas, Dublin, 1991), pp. 403, Shannon,1974 and Barnes & Noble, New SI9,79-80 York, 1974), pp. 250, S2, 61-62 M6rrissey, Thomas 1. William Martin Murphy, MitcheIl, Arthur & 6 Snodaigh, Padraig. Irish (Historical Association Of Ireland, Dundalk, . Political Documents, 1916-1949, (Irish 1997), pp. 85, S23, 75-76 Academic Press, Dublin, 1985), pp. 254, S12, Morton, Vivien & Macintyre, Stuart. T.A. 72-73 lackson: A Centenary Appreciation, (Our Mitchell, -Elizabeth 1. See Harrington, John P. History 73, CPGB, London, 1979), pp. 27, MitcheIl, Martin, J. The Irish In The West Of S6,79-80 Scotland, 1797-1848: Trade Unions, Strikes Mulholland, Marie. See Ferris, Mary And Political Movements, (John Donald, Munck, Ronaldo. The Difficult Dialogue: .Edinburgh, 1998), pp. 286, S24, 79 Marxism And Nationalism, (Zed Books, Mitchinson, R. & Roebuck, P. Economy And London & Atlantic Highlands, NJ, 1986), Society In Scotland And Ireland, 1500- 1939, pp. 184, S13, 63-65 (John Donald, Edinburgh, 1988), pp. 319, S13, Munck, Ronaldo & Rolston, BiII. Belfast In The 61-62 Thirties: An Oral History, (Blackstaff, Monks, Joe. With The Reds In Andalusia,. (John . Belfast, 1987), pp. 209, S13, 59-60 Cornford Poetry Group, London, 1985), pp. 52, Munter, Robert. A Dictionary Of The' Print SI3,56-59 Trade In Ireland, 1550-1775, (Fordham Moody, T.W. Davitt And Irish Revolution, University Press, New York, 1988), pp. 340, 1846-1882, pp. 633, S8, 70 S15,85-86 Moore, Peter. Rebel On Wheels: A Biography Murphy, D6ilal A. Blazing Tar Barrels And Of Liam Maguire, 1943-1983, (Poolbeg Press, Standing Orders: North Tipperary's First Dublin, 1990), pp. 185, S17, 76 County And District Council,1899-1902, Morgan, Austen. lames Connolly: A Political (Relay, Nenagh, 1999), pp. 216, S24, 87 Biography, (Manchester University Press, Murphy, Patrick. The Federation Dj. Rural Manchester, 1988), pp. 234, S 13,49-53 . Workers, 1946-1979, (Federated Workers' Moran, Gerard. Galway,· (Geography Union Of Ireland, 1988), pp. 90, S14, 77-78 Publications, Dublin, 1996), pp. 848; S21, 87- Musson, A.E. see Kirby, R.G. 88 Narinsky, Mikhail & Rojahn, Jurgen. Centre . Morgan, Austen. Labour And Partition: The And Peripherary: The History Of The Belfast Working Class, 1905-1923, (Pluto Comintern In The Light Of New Documents, Press, London, 1991), pp. 358, S16, 67-72 (International Institute Of Social History, Morgan, Austen & Purdie, Bob. Ireland: Amsterdam, 1996), pp. 267, S22, 11 0-111 Divided Nation, Divided Class, (Ink Links, Nevin, D6nal. Trade Unions And Change 1n London, 1980), pp. 225, S6,65-7 Irish Society, (MercierIRTE, Cork & Dublin, Moriarty, T. & Morrissey, M. The Economies In 1980), S7, 70 Ireland, (MSF, Dublin, 1988), pp. 54, S14, Nevin, D6nal. Trade Union Century, 82-83 (Mercier/ICTU/RTE; Dublin, 1994), pp. Moriarty, Theresa. Work In Progress: Episodes 473, S20, 67-71 From The History Of Irish Women's Trade Nevin, D6nal. lames Larkin: Lion Of The Fold, Unionism, (ILHSlUnison, Dublin & Belfast, (Gill & Macmillan, Dublin, 1998), pp. 557, 1994), pp. 21, S20, 85 S24,82-83 Moriarty, Theresa. See Ferris, Mary Newton, Judith L, Ryan, Mary P., & Morrissey, M. See Moriarty, T. Walkowitz, Judith R. Sex And Class In Morrissey, Thomas 1. A Man Called Hughes: Women's History, (History Workshop 60 SAOTHAR INDEX

Series, Routledge & Kegan Paul, London, 1956, (Ulster Historical Foundation, Belfast, 1983),pp. 270, S10, 89-90 1992), pp. 83, SI7,76-77 Nolan, William & McGrath, Thomas G. O'Connor, Joseph. Even The Olives Are Tipperary, (Geography Publications, Dublin, Bleeding: The Life And Times Of Charles .1992),pp.493,S21,87-88 Donnelly, (New Island Books, Dublin, Nolan, WiIliam & Whelan, Kevin. Kilkenny, 1992), pp. 142, S18, 79-81 (Geography Publications, Dublin, 1990), pp. O'Connor, Peter. A Soldier Of LIberty: 715, S2I, 87-88 Recollections Of A Socialist And Anti­ NoIan, William & Power, Thomas P. Fascist Fighter, (MSF, Dublin, 1996), pp. Waterford, (Geography Publications, 44, S21, 83 Dublin, 1992), pp. 450, S21, 87-88 6 Corrain, Donncha. See Mac Curtain, Nolan, William, Ronayne, Liam & Dunlevy, Margaret. Mairead. Donegal, (Geography Publications, O'Donnell, E.E. Father Brown's Dublin Dublin, 1995), pp. 920, S21, 87-88 Photographs, 1925-1950, (Wolfhound Press, Nolan, William. See Hannigan, Ken Dublin, 1993), pp. 96, S19, 125 6 Buachalla, Seamus. Education Policy In O'Donnell, L.A. Irish Voice And Organised Twentieth Century Ireland, (Wolfhound Labor: A Biographical Study, (Greenwood. Press, Dublin, 1987), pp. 434, S14, 71-74 Press, Wetsport, Conn, 1997), pp. 227, S23, 6 Cathasaigh, Aindrfas. The Lost Writings Of 65-69 James Connolly, (Pluto Press, London, O'Dowd, Anne. Meitheal: A Study Of Co­ 1997), pp 256, S23, 61-65 operative Labour In Rural . Ireland, 6 Cathasaigh, Aindrfas. Karl Marx: Saothar A (Comhairle Bhealoideas Eireanri, BAC, Shaoill, (Coisceim, Baile Atha Cliath, 1997), 1981), pp. 181, S8, 74 pp, 223, S23, 72 O'Dowd, Anne. Spalpeens And Tattie Hokers: 6 Ceallaigh, Daltlin. Reconsiderations Of Irish History And Folklore Of The Irish Migratory History And Culture, (Leirmheas, Dublin, Agricultural Worker In Ireland And Britain, 1988), pp. 188, S21, 71-77 (Irish Academic Press, Dublin, 1991), pp. 6 Ciosain, Eamonn. An t-Eireannach, 1934- 441, S16, 73-74 1937 - Paipear S6isialach Gaeltachta, (An O'Dowd, John. The Dublin Bakery School, Cl6chomhar, Baile Atha Cliath, 1993), pp. 1935-1985, (City Of Dublin VEC, Dublin, 285, S19, 123-125 1985), pp. 20, SII, 70-71 O'Connell, Pat & Rushe, Mick. North Dublin, O'Dowd, John. See Cody, Seamus Easter 1916, (North Inner City Folklore O'Dowd, Mary. See Mac Curtain, Margaret Project, Dublin, 1992), pp. 24, S20, 97-98 6 Duinnfn, Eoghan. La Niiia Bonita Agus An ·O'Connor, Emmet. Syndicalism In Ireland, Roisin Dubh: Cuimhni Cinn Ar Chogadh 1917-1923, (Cork University Press, Cork, Cathartha An Spainne, (CI6chomhar, Baile 1988),pp. 208, SI4,63-66 Atha Cliath, 1984), pp. 124, S13, 56-59 O'Connor, Emmet. A Labour History Of O'Flanagan, Patrick & Buttimer, ·Cornelius G. Waterford, (Waterford Council Of Trade Cork, (Geography' Publications, Dublin, . Unions, Waterford, 1989), pp. 412, S15, 78- 1993),pp. 1000, S21, 87-88 79 6 F6ghlli, Micheal. See Delaney, Paddy O'Connor, Emmet. A Labour History oj O'Hare, Fergus. The Divine Gospel oj Ireland, 1824-1960, (Gill & Macmillan, Discontent: The Story Of The Belfast Dublin, 1992), pp. 270, S18, 63-74 Dockers' And Carters' Strike, 1907, O'Connor, Emmet & Parkhill, Trevor. A Life In (Connolly Bookshop, Andersonstown, Linenopolis: The Memoirs Of William Belfast, 1982), pp. 32, S8, 74 Topping, Belfast Damask Weaver, 1903- O'Leary's (Jer) Banners Of Unity: Hand SAOTHARINDEX 61

. Crafted Banners Of The Labour And Sectarianism, (Blackstaff, Belfast, 1980), Progressive Movement, (North Inner City pp. 172, S8, 64-69 Folklore Project, Dublin, 1994), pp. 60, S20, Patterson, Henry. The Politics Of Illusion, 100-103 Republicanism And· Socialism In Modern 6 Maitili, Seamus· & O'Reilly, Barry. Ireland, (Hutchinson Radius, London, Ballyknockan: A Wicklow Stonecutters' 1989), pp. 248, S15, 70-76 Village, (Woodfield Press, Dublin, nd), pp. Patters on, Henry. See Bew, Paul. 97, S24, 79-80 Patterson, Henry. See Bew, Paul & Gibbon, O'Regan, Tony. Two Galway Schools: The Peter Salthill Industrial School, (Galway Labour Patterson, Henry. See Bew, Paul & Hazelkorn, History Group, Galway, 1993), pp. 36, S19, Ellen 83-84 Patterson, Nerys. Cattle Lords And Clansmen: O'Reilly, Barry. See 6 Maitili, Seamus. The Social Structure Of Early Ireland, O'Riordan, Michael. The Connolly Column:The (University Of Notre Dame Press, 1994), pp. Story Ot The Irishmen Who Fought In The 425, S20, 91-82 Ranks Of The International Brigades, 1936- Peillon, Michel. Contemporary Irish Society: 1939, (New Books, Dublin, 1979), S6, 74-75 An Introduction, (Gill & Macmillan, Dublin, O'Riordan, Michael. Kolonna Konnolli, 1982), pp. 231, S10, 68-75 (Isdate1stvo Politicheskoi Literaturi, Plunkett, James. The Risen People, (Irish Moscow, 1987), pp. 254, S13, 56-59 Writers' Co-operative, Dublin, 1978), pp.56, 6 Snodaigh, padraig. See Mitchell, Arthur S4,62-63 0' Sullivan, Charles. The Gas Makers: Prago, Albert. See Bessie, Alvah Historical Perspectives On The Irish Gas Press, Jon. The Footwear Industry In Ireland, Industry, (O'Brien Press, Dublin, 1987), pp. 1922-1973, (Irish Academic Press, Dublin, 205, S17, 74 1989), pp. 229, S16, 81-82 Owens, Rosemary Cullen. Smashing Times: A Probert, Belinda. Beyond Orange And Green, History fJf The Irishwomen's Suffrage (Academy Press, Dublin, 1978), pp.174, S5, Movement, 1889-1922, (Attic Press, Dublin, 50-55 1984), pp. 159, S12, 53-57 Purdie, Bob. Politics In The Street: The Origins Owens, Rosemary Cullen. Did Your Granny Ot The Civil Rights Movement In Northern Have A Hammer? A History Of The Irish Ireland, (Blackstaff Press, Belfast, 1990), Women's Suffrage Movement, 1876-1922, pp. 286, S16, 77-78 (Attic Press, Dublin, 1985), (document Purdie, Bob. See Morgan, Austen pack), S 12, 53-57 Quill, Shirley. Mike Quill Himself, (Devin­ Palmer, Stanley H. Police And Protest In Adair, Greenwich, Connecticut, 1985), pp. England And Ireland, 1780-1850, 334, SII, 71-73 (Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, Quinn, Anthony P. Credit Unions In Ireland, 1988), pp. 824, S15, 84-85 (Oak Tree Press, Dublin, 1999), pp. 315, Pankhurst, Richard, Willlam Thompson (1775- S24, 87 1833): Pioneer Socialist, (Pluto Press, Rafter, Kevin. The Clann: The Story Of Clann London, 1991), pp. 173, S 17,58-63 na Poblachta, (Mercier Press, Dublin & Parker, Max. Al Tocar Diana: Songs From A Cork, 1996), pp. 204, S22, 108 Franco Prison: A Reminiscence In Song And Ransom, Bernard. Connolly's Marxism, (Pluto, In Prose, (Folkways Records, New York, London, 1980), pp. 126, S7,50-53 1982), (LP and text), pp. 72, S 13, 56- 59 Redmond, Sean. The Irish .Municipal Parkhill, Trevor. See O'Connor, Emmet Employees' Trade Union, 1883-1983, Patterson, Henry. Class Conflict And (IMETU, Dublin, 1983), pp. 151, SlO, 90-91 62 SAOTHARINDEX

Reeve, Carl & Ann Barton. lames Connolly Ryan, Mary P. See Newton, Judith L. And The United States: The Road To The Ryan, Tim. Dick Spring: A Safe Pair Of Hands, 1916 1rish Rebellion, (Humanities Press, NJ (Blackwater Press, Dublin, 1993), pp. 224, & Ambassador Press, Dublin, 1979), pp. S18,77-79 307, S6, 73-74 Ryan, V. See Marsh, A. Refausse, Raymond. See Clark, Mary Samuel, Raphael. People's History And Reilly, T.A. See Cowman, Des Socialist Theory, (Routledge & Kegan Paul; _­ Rigney, Peter. See Cody, Seamus London, 1981), pp. 417, S7, 62-68 Roberts, Stephen. See Ashton, Owen. Saunders, Jonathan K: Across Frontiers: Robins, Joseph. Fools And The Mad; A History International Support For The Miners' - Of The Insane In Ireland, (Institute Of Public Strike, (Canary Press, London, 1989), pp. Administration, Dublin, 1986), pp. 256, S 13, 294, S15, 84 45-49 Savage, Ben & Fagan, Terry. Those Were The Robinson, Joe. Tommy Turnbull: A Miner's Days, (North Inner City Folklore Project, Life, (TUPS Books, Newcastle-upn-Tyne, Dublin, 1992), pp. 24, S20, 97-98 1996), pp. 346, S22, III Savage, Ben & Fagan, Terry. All Around The Roebuck, P. See Mitchinson, R. Diamond, (North Inner City Folklore Rojahn, Jurgen. See Narinsky, Mikhail Project, Dublin, 1992), pp. 47, S20, 97-98 Rolston, Bill. See Munck, Ronaldo Savage, Ben & Fagan, Terry. Memories From Ronayne, Liam. See Nolan, William Corporation Buildings And Poley Street, Rossiter, Nicholas. Wexford, May 1917: People (North Inner City Folklore Project, Dublin, Of Steel, (Wexford Council Of Trade 1992), pp. 26, S20,97-98 Unions, Wexford, 192), pp. 24, S 18, 85 Saville, John. 1848: The British State And The Rowthorn, Bob & Wayne, Naomi. The Political Chartist Movement, (Cambridge University - Economy Of Northern Ireland, (Polity Press, Press, Cambridge, 1987), pp. 3lO, S18, 77- Oxford; 1988), pp. 230, S 14, 81-82 78 Rumpf, Erhard & Hepburn, A.c. Nationalism Scanlan, Pauline. The Irish Nurse - A Study Of And Socialism In Twentieth Century Ireland, Nursing In Ireland, History And Education, (Liverpool University Press, Liverpool, 1718-1981, (Drumlin Publications, 1977), pp. 275, S6, 59-64 Manorhamilton, 1991), pp. 445, S19, 84 Rushe, Mick et al. Living In The City, Folklore, Scottish Labour History Society. A Catalogue Community And The Collective Memory, Of Some Labour Records 1n Scotland And (North Inner City Folklore Project, Dublin, Some Scots Records Outside Scotland, 1992), pp. 47, S20, 97-98 (SLHS, Edinburgh, 1978), pp. 598, S5, 61- Rushe, Mick. See O'Connell"Pat 64 Ryan, Bob. Irish _Bank Officials' Association: Seaward, Caroline. Karl Marx, (Coisceim, Seventy Years A-growing, 1918-1988, Baile Atha Cliath, 1993), pp. 60, S20, 89 (IBOA, Dublin, 1988), pp. 36, S 14, 80 Sheeban, Helena. Songs Of Labour, (Bread & Ryan, Frederick. Sinn Fein And Reaction, Roses Productions, Dublin, 1998), S24, 86- (Labour History Workshop, Dublin, 1984), 87 pp. 51, SIl, 69-70 Skeffington, Andree Sheehy. Skeff: The Life Of Ryan, Frederick. Socialism, Democracy And _Owen Sheehy Skeffington, (Lilliput Press, The Church, (Labour History Workshop, Dublin, 1991), pp. 276, S I7, 68-69 Dublin, 1984,), pp. 69, S11, 69-70 Smith, Harold. The British Labour Movement Ryan, Frederick. The Ralahine Commune And To 1970: A Bibliography, (Mansell Other Essays, (Labour History Workshop, Publishing, London, 1981), pp. 250, S8, 91- Dublin, 1985), pp. 52, S 11, 69-70 93 SAOTHARINDEX 63

Smyth, Ailbhe. Irish Women's Studies Reader, Papers, (WEA, Rochester, Kent, 1982), pp. (Attic Press, Dublin, 1993), pp. 150, S 19, 95, S9, 75-77 70-74 Tweedy, Hilda. A Link In the Chain: The Story Smyth, Denis. 1913, The Onward March Of Of The Irish Housewives' Association, 1942- Labour, (Dockworker Publications, Belfast, 1992, (Attic Press, Dublin, 1992), pp. 144, 1984), pp. 18, S10, 92-93 S17,70-71 Smyth, Jim. The Men Of No Property: Irish Vallely, Fintan. The Composition Of Irish Radicals And Popular Politics In The Late Traditional Music, (Cork University Press, Eighteenth Century, (Gill & Macmillan, Cork, 1999),pp.478,S24, 87 Dublin, 1992), pp. 251, S18, 75-76 Vaughan, William E. Landlords And Tenants In Snell, K.D.M. See Somerville, Alexander Ireland, 1848-1904, (Economic & Social Somerville, Alexander. Letters From Ireland History Society Of Ireland, Dundalk, 1984), During The Famine Of 1847, Edited By pp. 48, S 12, 74-75 K.D.M. Snell, (Irish Academic Press, Dublin, Walker, B.M. Faces Of The Past: A 1994),pp. 219,S20, 80-81 Photographic And Literary Record Of Ulster Speirs, Derek. At Work: Photographs By Derek Life, 1880-1915, (Appletree, Belfast, 1979), Speirs, (Irish Musuem Of Modern Art, pp.ll1, S6, 89 Dublin, 1994), pp. 12, S20, 103 Walker, Graham S. The Politics Of Frustration Stewart, Paul. See Hutton, Sean - Harry Midgley And The Failure Of Labour Storey, Richard & Druker, Janet. Guide To The In Northern Ireland, (Manchester University Modern Records Centre, University Of Press, Manchester, 1985), pp. 241, SI2., 58- Warwick, (MRC, Coventry, 1977), pp. 152, 62 S5, 68 Walkowitz, Judith R. See Newton,ludith L. Stradling, Robert A. The Irish And The Spanish Wall ace, Malcolm. Single Or Return? The Civil War, 1936-1939: Crusades In Conflict, History Of The Transport Salaried Staffs' (Mandolin/Manchester University Press, Association, (TSSA, London, 1997), S22, 1999),pp. 288, S24,67-72 108-109 Sweeney, Garry. In Public Service: A History Wailer, P.J. Democracy And Sectarianism: A Of the Public Service Executive Union, Political And Social History Of Liverpool, 1890-1990, (PSEUIIPA, Dublin, 1990), pp. J868-1939, (Liverpool University Press, 294, S 16, 778-79 Liverpool, 1981), pp. 556, SI 0, 81-87 Swift,. John P. John Swift: An Irish Dissident, Ward, Margaret. Unmanageable Revolution­ (Gill & Macmillan, Dublin, 1991), S 16, 73 aries: Women And Irish Nationlism, Thompson, Dorothy. See Epstein, James. (Brandon Press, Dingle & Pluto Press, Thompson, E.P. The Poverty Of Theory Debate London, 1983),pp. 276,S12,53-57 And Other Essays, (Merlin Press, London, Ward, Margaret. Hanna Sheehy Skeffington:A 1978), pp. 406, S7. 62-68 Life, (Attic Press, Dublin, 1997), pp. 368, Thompson, E.P. Customs In Common, (Merlin S24,81-82 Press, London, 1993), pp. 547, S18, 86 Ward-Perkins, Sarah. Select Guide To Trade Topham, Tony. See Coates, Ken Union Records In Dublin, (Irish Manuscripts Tormey, Bill. Ten Years Hard Labour: A Commission, Dublin, 1996), pp. 348, S21, Personal Political Odyssey, (Blackwater 98-101 Press, Dublin, 1994), pp. 221, S22, 108 Wayne, Naomi. See Rowthorn, Bob . Touher, Patrick. Fear Of The Collar: Artane West, Des. See McNamara, Gerry . Industrial School, (O'Brien Press, Dublin, Whelan, Kevin. W.exford, (Geography 1991), pp. 160, S17, 75 Publications, Dublin, 1987), pp. 564, S21, Tressell Workshop, Robert. The Robert Tressell 87- 88 64 SAOTHARINDEX

Whelan, Kevin. See Aalen, F.H.A. pp. 85, S20, 97-98 Whelan, Kevin. See Dickson, David & Keogh, Wyman, Mark. Round Trip To America: The Daire Immigrants Return To Europe, 1880- 1930, Whelan, Kevin. See Nolan, William (Comell University Press, Ithaca & London, White, l.R. The Meaning Of Anarchism, 1993),pp. 267, SI9,80-82 (Cienfuegas Press, Orkney, nd), pp. 24, S9, Yates, lames. Mississippi To Madrid: Memoirs 77 Of A Black American In The Spanish Civil Williams, Kevin. See McNamara, Gerry War, (Shamal Books, New York, 1986), pp. Women's Commemoration & Celebration 221, S13, 56-59 Committee, Ten Dublin Women, (WCCC, Young, lames D. Making Trouble: Dublin, 1991), pp. 105, S17, 71-72 Autobiographical Explorations And Woggon, Helga. Integraviter Sozialismus Und Socialism, (Clydeside Press, Glasgow, Nationale Befreiung, Politik Und 1987), S 13, 62-63 Wirtunggsgeschichte lames Connollys In Young, lames D. Socialism Since 1889: A Irland, (Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, Biographical History, (Pinter, London, Gottingen, Zurich, 1990), pp. 517, S16, 61- 1988),pp.269,SI4,75-77 66 Young, lames D. lohn Maclean, Clydeside Wood, Ian S. lohn Wheatley, (Manchester socialist, (Clydeside Press, Glasgow, 1992), University Press, Manchester, 1990), pp. pp. 280, S19, 85 218, S 15, 82-83 Young, lames D. The World Of C.L.R. lames: Wren, Jimmy. An Crinan - Dublin: A History His Unfragmented Vision, (Clydeside Press; Of Thirteen North Inner City Streets, (North Glasgow, nd), pp. 392, S24, 87 Inner City Folklore Project, Dublin, 1994), SAOTHARINDEX 65

Publications Reviewed By Reviewer Note th~t lor full title and details of publication, Industry In Ireland, S 16, 81-82 check lzstmg of books reviewed by author. Bergin, Paddy. Vivien Morton & Stuart Adams, J.R.R. Robert Munter, A Dictionary Of Macint~r~, T.A.lackson: A Centenary The Print Trade In Ireland, 1550- 1775, S 15, AppreczatlOn, S6, 79-80 85-86 Bergin, Paddy. Uinseann Mac Eoin, Survivors, Alien, Kieran. Sean Hutton & Paul Stewart S7, 72-73 Ireland's Histories: Aspects Of State: Bergin, Paddy. Missing Pieces, Women In Irish Society And Ideology, S 17, 69-70 History, S 10, 93 Anderson, Bill. Peter Berresford Ellis, lames Bergin, Paddy. Daniel G. Bradley, Farm Connolly: Selected Writings; Aindrfas 6 Labourers' Irish Struggle, 1900-1976 and Cathasaigh, The Lost Writings: lames Patrick Murphy, The Federation Of Rural Connolly; 1.L. Hyland, lames Connolly: Life Workers, 1946-1979, S14, 77-78 And Times, S23, 61-65 Boyd, Andrew. The Labour Opposition Of Anderson, Brian. Donal Nevin, Trade Unions Northern Ireland, S18, 95-96 And Change In Irish Society, S7, 70 Boyle, Emily. Emmet O'Connor & Trevor Anderson, Brian. Tony Foley, A Most Parkhill, A Life In Linenopolis, S17, 76-77 Formidable Union _ The History Of DATA Boyle, J.W. Fergus A. D' Arcy & Ken And TASS and Brian Graham, The History Of Hannigan, Workers j,i Union, S14, 59-62 TASS In Ireland, S 18, 83-85 Brady, Pat. Peggy Donaldson,Yes Matron: A Arthur, Paul. Bob Purdie, Politics In The History Of Nursing At The RVH, S20, 89 Streets, S16, 77-78 Breatnach, Niamh. Revolutionary Woman, Augusteijn, Joost. Peter Hart, The IRA And Its Kathleen Clarke, 1878-1972: An Enemies, S23, 76 Autobiography, S16, 81 Barry, Michael. Raymond Gillespie & B.P. Brown, Kenneth D. Charles McCarthy, Trade Kennedy, Ireland: Art Into History, S21, 87- Unionism In Ireland, 1894-1960, S5, 56-60 88 Brown, Kenneth D. John Saville, 1848, The Bartlett, Thomas. Jim Smyth, The Men Of No British State And The Chartist Movement, Property, S18, 75-76 SI8,77-78 Becterida, Fran~ois. Emmet O'Connor Bruen, Gerald. John P. Coyle, Down The Quay, Syndicalism In Ireland, S14, 63-66 ' A Photographic Record Of Derry Dockers, Belchem, John. Martin J. Mitchell, The Irish In S 16,93 The West Of Scotland, 1797-1848: Trade Burnside, Sam. Andrew Boyd, The Rise Of The Unions, Strikes And Political Movements, Irish Trade Unions, S 12, 73 (John Donald, Edinburgh, 1998), pp. 286, Cahill, Liam. D.R.O'Connor Lysaght, The S24, 79 Story Of The Limerick Soviet, S6, 79 Bell, lonathan. Patrick MacGill, Children Of Call an, Charles. Robert Tressell Workshop, The The Dead End and The Rat Pit, S9, 100- 107 Robert Tressell Papers, S9, 75-77 Bell, Jonathan. Alan Gailey, Rural Houses In Call an, Charles. Art Cosgrove, Dublin Through The North Of Ireland, S 11, 73-74 The Ages and David Dickson, The Gorgeous Bell, lonathan. Ronnie Munck & Bill Rolston Mask: Dublin, 1700-1850, S14, 83-84 Belfast In The Thirties, S13, 59-60 ' Callan, Charles. Trevor Hopper, Robert Bell, Jonathan. W.H. Crawford, The Handloom Tressell's Hastings: The Background To The Weayers And The Ulster Linen Industry, Ragged Trousered Philanthropists, (Hopper S20, 82 Books, Brighton, nd), pp. 52, S24, 81 Bell, Michael. Jon Press, The Footwear Casey, Anne. Nicholas Rossiter, Wexford, May 66 SAOTHARINDEX

1917, S18, 85 Kilkenny; William Nolan & Thomas Power, Casey, Tom. Helena Sheehan, Songs Of Waterford; FH.A. Aalen & Kevin Whelan, Labour, (Bread & Roses Publications, Dublin; Patrick O'Flanagan & Cornelius Dublin, 1998), S24, 86-87 Buttimer, Cork; Ken Hannigan & WiIliam Cassells,Peter. Oliver Coogan, Politics And Nolan, Wicklow; WiIliam Nolan, Liam War In Meath, SIO, 92 Ronayne & Mairead Dunlevy, Donegal; and Chambers, John. Alf Mac Lochlainn & Tony Gerard Moran, Galway, S2187-88 O'Regan, Two Galway Schools, and Cox, Hugh. Sean Redmond, Irish Municipal Caitrfona Clear & Mairfn Johnston, Growing Employees' Trade Union, 1883-1983, SlO, Up Poor, SI 9, 83-84 90-91 Christine, Kenny. J.D. Young, Making Trouble, Cox, Hugh. Ian Finlay, The Labour Court, 'Not S13,62-63 An Ordinary Court Of Law', S22, 109 Clancy, Mary. Fergus Finlay, Mary Robinson, Cradden, Terry. John Gray, City In Revolt, SIl, A President With A Purpose, S 16, 82~ 83 54-56 Clarke,. Derek. Fergus O'Hare, The Divine Crean, Tom. Francis Devine, Acting For The Gospel Of Discontent, S8, 74 Actors: Dermot Doolan And The Clear, Caitrfona. MargaretWard, Hanna Organisation Of Irish Actors, S23, 78 Sheehy Skeffington: A Life, (Attic Press, Crean, Tom. Donal Nevin, James Larkin: Lion Dublin, 1997), pp. 368, S24, 81-82 Of The Fold, (Gill & Macmillan, Dublin, Cochrane, NigeI. Brian Henry, Dublin Hanged, 1998), pp. 557, S24, 82-83 S21, 83-85 Cronin, Fintan. Tomo Horokoshi, The Political Cody, Seamus. Alan Clinton, Trade Union Writings Of James Connolly, S7, 112- 113 Rank And File:. Trades Councils In Britain, CuIlen, Charles. Labour In Art and Jer 1900-1940, S5, 67-68 O'Leary's Banners Of Unity, S20, 100-102 Collins, Brenda. Frances Finnegan, Poverty CuIlen, Paul. Garry Sweeney, In· Public . And Prejudice, S 11, 67-68 Service: A History Of The PSEU, S16, 78-79 Coli ins, NeiI. Graham Davis, The Irish In Cunningham, Bernadette. Barbara Hayley & Britain, 1815-1914, S18, 78 Enda McKay, Three Hundred Years Of Irish Collins, Peter. Austen Morgan, Labour And Periodicals, S 13, 66 Partition: The Belfast Working Class, 1905- Curtin, Chris. M.R. Beames, Peasants And 1923 and Maurice Goldring, Belfast: From Power; Samuel Clark & J.S. Donnelly, Irish Loyalty To Rebellion, S16, 67-71 Peasants; and P.J. Drudy, Ireland: Land, Conneely, Martin. Seamus Cody, John O'Dowd Politics And People, S 10, 76-80 & Peter Rigney. The Parliament Of Labour, Daly, Mary E. Joanna Bourke, Husbandry To S12,71-72 Housewifery; Mona Hearn, Below Stairs; Connolly, Ross. Seamus 6 MaiM & Barry and Ailbhe Smyth, Irish Women '05 Studies O'Reilly, Ballyknockan: A Wicklow Reader, S 19, 70-74 Stonecutters' Village, (Woodfield Press, Daly, Sean. Jim Cooke, Technical Education Dublin, nd), pp. 97, S24, 79-80 And The Founding Of The Dublin United Corcoran, Sean. John McDonneIl, Songs Of Trades Council; John Cunningham, May Struggle And Protest, S5, 83 Day! Galway And The Origins Of Coughlan, Anthony. Gerd Hardach, Dieter International Labour Day; and Michael Karras & Ben Fine, A Short History Of Enright, Men Of Iron, S13, 60-61 Socialisi Economic Thought, S6, 78-79 D' Arcy, Fergus A. L.H.Lees, Exiles Of Erin, Cowman, Des. WiIliam Nolan & Thomas S8,58-63 McGrath, Tipperary; Kevin Whelan, Davin, Anna. Margaret MacCurtain & Donncha Wexford; William Nolan & Kevin Whelan, 6 Corrain, Women In Irish Society.The SAOTHARINDEX 67

Historical Dimension, S6, 72-73 100 Deasy, Joe~ Noel Browne, Against The Tide, Devine" Francis. Mary Clark & Raymond S13,54-56 Refausse, Directory Of Historic Guilds, S 19, Deasy, Joe. Stephen Collins, Spring And The 118-120 Labour Story and Tim Ryan, Dick Spring '­ Devine, Francis. Mary Davis; Comrade Or A Safe Pair Of Hands, S 19,77-79 Brother? The History Of the British Labour Dermody, Tony. Michael Gallagher, Irish Movement, S20, 88 Elections, 1922-1944, S19, 123-125- Dillon, Eoin. E.P. Thompson, Customs In Dermody, Tony. Ma1colm Wallace, Single Or Common, S18,86 Return?: The History Of The Transport Duffy, Terry. D.G. Boyce, The Revolution In Salaried Staffs' Association, S22, 108-109 Ireland, 1879-1923, S14, 80-81 Desmond, Barry. Garret FitzGerald, All In A Eager, Clare. Mary Drake McFeely, Lady Life, S18, 81-83 Inspectors: The Campaign For A Better Devine, Francis. R.G.Kirby & A.E.Musson, Workplace, S17, 72-73 The Voice Of The People:lohn Doherty, Eagar, Clare. Pauline Scanlan, The Irish Nurse, 1798-1854, S3, 44-45 S19,84 Devine, Francis.' Curriculum Development Emmons, David M.' L.A. O'Donnell, Irish Unit, Divided City:Portrait Of Dublin, 1913 Voice And Organised Labor In America; and James Plunkett, The Risen People, S4, Kevin Kenny, Making Sense Of The Molly 62-63 Maguires, S23, 65-69 Devine, Francis. Scottish Labour History Falloon, Brian. T.W.Moody, Davitt And Irish Society, A Catalogue Of Some Labour Revolution, 1846-1882, S8, 70 Records In Scotland And Some Scots Fanning, Eddie. John Camp bell, A Loosely Records Outside Scotland, S5, 61-64 Shackled Fellowship: A History Of Devine, Francis. Henry Boylan, A Dictionary C6mhaltas Cana, S 14, 79-80 Of Irish Biography, S5, 70-71 Farrell, Brian. Arthur Mitchell, Labour In Irish Devine, ,Francis. Cork Workers' Club Politics, 1890-1930, S2, 61-62 Historical Reprint Series, S5, 8-89 Farrell, Brian. Arthur Mitchell & Padraig 6 Devine, Francis. lain MacDougall, Essays In Snodaigh, Irish Political Documents, S 12, Scottish Labour History, S6, 77-78 72-73 Devine, Francis. Victor F: Gilbert, Labour And Feely, Jo-Ann. Hilda Tweedy, A Link In The Social History Theses and Harold Smith, The Chain: The Story Of The Irish Housewives' British Labour Movement To 1970: a Association, S 17, 70-71 bibliography, S8, 91-93 Feely, Jo-Ann. Eileen Evason, Against The Devine, Francis. William Knox, Scottish Grain: The Contemporary Women's Labour Leaders; Ian MacDougall, Labour In Movement In Northern Ireland, S17, 73 Scotland; and Llafur, S 12, 73-74 Finlay, Andrew. Maurice Goldring, Pleasant Devine, Francis. Tom Lyng, Castlecomer The Scholar's Life and James McAuley, The Connections, S 13, 61 Politics Of Identity, S20, 84 Devine, Francis. Des Cowman & T.A. Rei1ly, Foster, John. J.W. -Boyle, The Irish Labour The Abandoned Mines Of West Carbery, Movement In The Nineteenth Century, S 15, S14, 83 65-69 Devine, Francis. Val Bott; Labour History In Francis, Hywel. Michael O'Riordan, The Museums, S14, 107-109 Connolly Column, S6, 74775 Devine, Francis. Marianne Bagge Hansen & Francis, Hywel. Emmet O'Connor, A Labour Gerd Callesen, Foreign Language Literature History Of Waterford, S15, 78-79 On The Nordic Labour Movements, S17, 99- Gilmore, Kevin. Gerry McNamara, Kevin 68 SAOTHARTNDEX

Williams & Des West, Understanding Trade And The Making Of Modern Ireland; Unions, S20, 103-104 Michael Gallagher, The Irish Labour Party­ Ginsborg, Paul. J.R.White, The Meaning Of In Transition, 1957-1982; and Michel Anarchism, S9, 77 Peillon, Contemporary Irish Society, SIO, Goldring, Maurice. Roger Faligot, lames 68-75 Connolly Et Le Mouvement Revolutionnaire Hill, Myrtle. John Lynch, A Tale Of Three Irlandais, and B.Ransom, Connolly's Cities: Comparative Studies In Working Marxism, S7, 50-53 Class Life, (Macmillan, London, 1998), pp. Gorman, John.' Belinda Loftus, Marching 273, S24, 80-81 Workers, SS, 80-82 Holmes, Erskine. Agnes Finnegan, Reaching Granville, Gary. Gerry McNamara, Kevin For The Fruit: Growing Up In Ulster, S19, Williams & Des West, Understanding Trade 84-85 Unions and Limerick Labour History Home, John. Maurice Comforth. Rebels And Research Group, Revolt Of The Bottom Their Causes, SS, 71-72 Dogs, S14, 105-107 Home, John. K.D.Lunn, Hosts, Immigrants And Gray, John. Graham Walker, The Politics Of Minorities, S8, 71-72 Frustration: Harry Midgley And The Failure Home, John. R.F.Foster, Modern Ireland, Of Labour In Northern Ireland,S 12, 58-62 1600-1972 and J.J. Lee, Ireland, 1912-1985, Guckian, Des. Curriculum Development Unit, Politics And Society, S16, 57-60 Dublin 1913, A Divided City and Terry Howell, David. Ronaldo Munck, The Difficult McCarthy, Outcast Dublin, 1900-1914, S8, Dialogue, S 13, 63-65 93-94 Howell, David. Emmet O'Connor, A Labour Hannigan, Ken. Frederick Ryan, Sinn Fiin And History Of Ireland, 1824-1960, SJ8, 63-74 Reaction; . Socialism, Democracy And The Howell, David. Cianin Brady, Interpreting Irish Church; The Ralahine Commune; and History; Daltlin 6 Ceallaigh, Recon­ Labour History Workshop, The Rise And side rations Of Irish History; and Paul Bew, Fall Of Irish Anti-Semitism, S 11, 69-70 Peter Gibbon & Henry Patterson, Northern Hannigan, Ken. Andree Sheehy Skeffington, Ireland, 1921-1994, S21, 71-77 Skeff, The Life Of Owen Sheehy Skeffington, Hume, John R. W.A. McCutcheon, The S17,68-69 Industrial Archaeology Of Northern Ireland, , Harris, Mary. Brian Barton, Northern Ireland In S7,69-70 The Second World War; and A.c. Hepbum, Humphrey, Pauline & Keable, Ken. Peter A Past Apart: Studies In The History Of O'Connor, A Soldier Of Liberty, S21, 83 Catholic Belfast, S21, 84-85 Hutton, Sean. James Epstein & Dorothy Hazelkorn, Ellen. Dolores Dooley, Equality In Thompson, The Chartist Experience, S9, 72- Community; and Maria Luddy, Women In 73 Ireland, 1800-1918, S21, 80-81 Hutton, Sean. Mary Clancy, John (F.) Healy, Liam. PeterMoore, Rebel On Wheels, A Cunningham & Alf Mac Lochlainn, The Biography Of Liam Maguire, S 17,76 Emigrant Experience and Anthony Heatley, Fred. Gerry Adams, Falls Memories, Coughlan, C.Desmond Greaves, 1913-1988, S9, 75 S16,74-76 Heffer, Eric S. Geoffrey Bell, Troublesome Ireland, John de Courcy. A. Marsh & V. Ryan, Business: The Labour Party And The Irish The Seamen: A History Of The NUS, S15, Question, S 10, 88-89 79-90 Higgins, Michael D. Terence Brown, Ireland: A Ireland, John de Courcy. Jim Larkin, In The Social And Cultural History, 1922- 1979; Footsteps Of Big lim, S21, 83 Paul Bew & Henry Patterson, Sean Lemass Jaspe, Alvaro. H. Gustav Klaus, Strong Words, SAOTHARINDEX 69

Brave Deeds: The Poetry, Life And Times Of McCabe, Anton. Aindrfas 6 Cathasaigh, Karl Thomas O'Brien, S20, 85-87 Marx: Saothar A Shaoill, S23, 72 Johansson, Rolf. Sven Linqvist, Grav Dar Du McCarthy, Tom. Seamus 6 Buachalla, Star, S9, 118-119 Education Policy In Twentieth Century John, Angela V. Theresa Moriarty, Work In Ireland and Mary Cullen, Girls Don't Do Progress: Episodes From the History Of Honours, S14, 71-74 Irish Women's Trade Unions, S20, 85 McDermott, Terry. Joe Robinson, Tommy Johnson, D.S. Christine Kinealy, The Great Turnbull: A Miner's Life, S22, III Calamity and Alexander Somerville, Letters McDonnell, Brendan. C.D.Greaves, lames From Ireland During The Famine, S20, 80- Connolly And Trade Unionism and Terry 81 McCarthy, Labour v Sinn Fein, S5, 71 Johnson, Roy. Priscilla Metscher, McDonnell, Brendan. Maura Cronin, Country, Republicanism And Socialism In Ireland and Class Or Craft? The Politicisation Of The David Howell, A Lost Left, S 12, 63-70 Skilled Artisan In Nineteenth Century Cork; Keable, Ken. See Humphrey, Pauline. John (F.) Cunningharn, Labour In The West Keogh, Dermot. Sean Cronin, Frank Ryan: The Of Ireland; and D6nal Nevin, Trade Union Search For The Republic, S7, 71-72 Century, S20, 67-71 Keogh, Dermot. Thomas J. Morrissey, William McDonnell, John. Ewan Mac CoIl, Martin Murphy, S23, 75-76 lourneyman, S16, 82 Kinealy, Christine. D. Fitzpatrick, Irish McGinley, Michael. Martin Maguire, Servants Emigration; W.E.Vaughan, Landlords And To The Public: A History Of The Local Tenants; Sean Connolly, Religion And Government And Public Services Union, Society; and David Johnson, The Inter-war 1901-1990; John Logan (ed), Teachers' Economy, S12, 74-75' Union: The Teachers' Union Of Ireland And King, Carla. Mary Jones, These Obstreperous Its Forerunners In Irish Education, 1899- Lassies: A History Of The Irish Women 1994;. Terry Cradden, The Making Of Workers' Union, S14, 67-70 NIPSA: A History Of The Northern Ireland Larragy, Joe. Austen Morgan, lames Connolly, Public Service Alliance, 1919-1.974, S24, A Political Biography, S13, 49-53 72-76 Lee, Joseph. E.Rumpf & A.C. Hepburn, McGonag1e, Dec1an. Helen Clar~, Sing A Rebel Nationalism And Socialism In Twentieth Song: The Story Of lames Connolly, S15. 84 Century Ireland, S6, 59-64 McGuinness, Des. Michael Rushe et aI, Living Logue, Ken. R. Mitchinson & P. Roebuck, In The City; Deirdre Laffey et aI, Economy And Society In Scotland And Reminiscences, North Of The Liffey; Pat Ireland, S13, 61-62 O'Connell & Mick Rushe, North Dublin, Loughlin, James. T.M. Devine, Irish Easter 1916; Ben Savage & Terry Fagan, Immigration And Scottish Society, Sl7, 74- Those Were The Days, All Around The 75 Diamond and Memories From Corporation Lysaght, D.R. O'Connor. Liarn Cahill, Buildings And Foley Street; and Jimmy Forgotten Revolution: Limerick Soviet, Wren, An Crinan, S20, 96-97 1919, S16, 76-77 McKay, Enda. Barry Coldrey, Faith And Lysaght, D.R. O'Connor. James D. Young, Fatherland, S 13, 65-66 lohn Maclean, Clydeside socialist, S 19, 85 McKigney, Michael. Bill McCamley, The Third McAdarn, John. Paddy Delaney & MicMa1 6 lames: The Story Of Irish Labour Pioneer Foghhi, The Emergence Of The Electricity lames Fearon, SlO, 92 Supply Board Officers' Association, S21, 82- McLaughlin, Co1man. Sarah Ward-Perkins, 83 Select Guide To Trade Union Records in 70 SAOTHARTNDEX

Dublin, S21, 98-101 Befreiung, Politik Und Wirkunggeschichte McLoughlin, Barry. Mikhail Narinsky & lames Connollys In Irland; Kieran Allen, Jurgen Rojahn, Centre And Periphery: The The Politics Of lames· Connolly; Andy History Of The Comintern, S22, 11 0-111 Johnston, James Larragy & Edward McLoughlin, Barry. Robert A. Stradling, The McWilliams, Connolly: A Marxist Analysis; Irish And The Spanish Civil War, 1936- and Lambert McKenna, The Social 1939: Crusades In Conflict; James K. Teachings Of lames Connolly, S16, 61-66 Hopkins, 'Into The Heart Of The Fire': The Mitchell, Arthur. Fintan Lane, The Origins Of British In The Spanish Civil War'; and Peter Modern Irish Socialism; Conor Kostick, N. Carroll, The Odyssey Of The Abraham Revolution In Ireland; and Kieran Allen, . Lincoln Brigade: Americans In The Spanish Fianna Fail and Irish Labour; S22, 101-104 Civil War, S24, 67-72 Monaghan, Em. D.R. O'Connor Lysaght, The McMullan, Gordon. Bob Ryan, IBOA: Seventy First Three Internationals, S 16, 80-81 Years A-Growing, S14,80 Monaghan, Em. D.R. O'Connor Lysaght, The Mac Niocaill, Gear6id. Nerys Patterson,Cattle Communists And The Irish Revolution, S17, Lords And Clansmen, S20, 81-82 97-98 Mc Nicholl, Patricia. Mary Ferris et aI, Monaghan, Em. Jack Barnes, lames P. Cannon Women's Voices: An Oral History Of As We Knew Him, S21, 86-87 Women's Health In Northern Ireland,1900- Mooney, John. Evanne Kilmurray, Fight, 1990, S17, 72 Starve Or Emigrate, A History Of The Mac Riocaird, Conal. Patrick Touher, Fear Of Unemployed Associations, S14, 78-79 The Collar: Artane Industrial School, S 17, Mooney, Mairfn. Mary Corbally, Diamond 75 Memories, S7, 73 Mac Sfomoin, Tomas. Eamonn 6 Ciosain, An t­ Moran, Gerard. William L. Feingold, The Eireannach, 1934-1937: Paipear S6isialach Revolt Of The Tenantry, S12, 75-76 Gaeltachta, S19, 123-125 . Moran, Gerard. Anne O'Dowd, Spalpeens And Magennis, Eoin. Henry Boylan, Wo/le Tone; Tattie Hokers, S16, 73-74 Thomas Bartlett, Wolfe Tone; Nancy J. Moran, Gerard. Mark Wyman, ~ound Trip To Curtin, The United Irishmen, S23, 71-72 America and Donald Harmon Akenson, The Manley, John. L. Brown & Gilbert Levine Irish Diaspora, S19, 79-81 (eds), Patrick Lenihan: From Irish Rebel To Morgan, Austen. J.A.Gaughan, Thomas Founder Of Canadian Public lohnson, 1872-1963, S7, 54-61 Unionism,(Canadian Committee On Labour Morgan, Austen. Mike Milotte, Communism In History, St John's, Newfoundland, 1998), Modern Ireland, Sl1, 57-62 pp. 293,S24, 85-86 Moriarty, Theresa. Deirdre Beddoe, Manning, Maurice. Thomas J. Morrissey, A Discovering Women's History and Man Called Hughes: Seamus Hughes, 1881- J.L.Newton, M.P.Ryan & J.R.Walkowitz, 1943, S19, 79-80 Sex And Class In Women's History, S 10, 89- Mapstone, Richard. Terry Cradden, Trade 90 Unionism, Socialism And Partition: The Moriarty, Theresa. Margaret Ward, Labour Movement In Northern Ireland and Unmanageable Revolutionaries; Rosemary Paddy Devlin, Straight Left, S 19, 76-77 Cullen Owens, Smashing Times and Did Merrigan, Matt. Bob Rowthorn & Naomi Your Granny Have A Hammer?, S12, 53-57 Wayne. The Political Economy Of Northern Morrissey, Tom. Ian S. Wood, lohn Wheatley, Ireland, S14, 81-82 S15,82-83 Metscher, Priscilla. Helga Woggon, Murphy, John A. John Coolahan, The ASTI And Integrativer Sozialismits Und Nationale Post-Primary Education In Ireland, S11, 63- SAOTHARINDEX 71

66 O'Connot, Emmet. Ken Coates .& Tony Murray, Michael. Bill McCamley, The Role Of Topham, The History Of The Transport & The Rank And File In The 1935 Dublin Tram General Workers' Union, S17,64-67 And Bus Strike, S8, 73 O'Donnellan, Nfall. T.Moriarty , & Murray, Peter. David Fitzpatrick, Politics' And . M.Morrissey, The Economies Of Ireland, Irish Life, 1913-1921: Provincial S14, 82- 83 Experience Of War And Revolution, S5, 65- O'Dowd, Anne. Jonathan Bell, People.And The 67 Land, S18, 79 Murray, Peter. P.J. Wailer,' Democracy' And O'Dowd. J.J. Edmund & Ruth Frow, Essays On Sectarianism: A Political And Social History The Irish In Manchester, S 17, 76 Of Liverpool; and Mary E. Daly, Dublin: O'Dowd, John. Ross M. Connolly; By Common The Deposed Capital, S 10, 81-87 Council And Common Action: An Outline Murray, Tony. E.E. O'Donnell, Father Brown's History Of Bray Trades Council and The Dublin Photographs, S19, 125 Labour Movement In County Wicklow, 'SI8, Murray, Tony. At Work: Photographs By Derek 85-86 Speirs, S20, 103 6 Duill, Greag6ir. Anne O'Dowd, Meitheal, A Newsinger, John. Ruth Dudley Edwards;lames Study Of Co-operative Labour In Rural Connolly and Hugh Hunt, Sean O'Casey, S9, Ireland, S8, 74 73-74 O'Flaherty, Eamon. I.D.Young, Socialism Newsinger, John. Robert G. Lowery, Sean Since 1889 and Sean Daly, Ireland And The O'Casey Annual, S10, 93 First International, SI4,.75-77 Newsinger, John. Mike Cronin, The Blueshirts 6 Grada, Cormac. Sean Daly, Cork, A City In And Irish Politics, S23, 76-78 Crisis, SS, 65 Norton, Christopher. Paddy Devlin, Yes We 6 Grada, Cormac. Andy Bielenberg, Cork's Have No Bananas, S8, 72-73 Industrial Revolution, S 17; 73-74 O'Brien, Gerard Byrom. Helen Burke, The O'Halpin, Eunan. Kevin Rafter, The Clann.' The People And The Poor Law and Joseph Story Of Clann na Poblachta, S22, 108 Robins, Fools And Mad, S13, 45-48 O'Keeffe, Terry. Paul Furlong & David Curtis, O'Brien, Gerard Byrom. John P. Swift, lohn The Church Faces The Modern World, S21, Swift, Irish Dissident, S 16, 73 85-85 O'Brien, Gerard Byrom. Margaret Mac Curtain O'Leary, Paul. Patrick Buckland & John & Mary O'Dowd, Women In Early Modern Belchem, The Irish In British Labour Ireland and Ten Dublin Women, S17, 71-72 History and Ruth Ann M. Harris, The O'Brien, Gerard Byrom. Col m Kerrigan, Nearest Place That Wasn't Ireland, S20, 87- Father Mathew And The Irish Temperance 88 Movement, S18, 77-78 6 Murchu, Eoin. Caroline Seaward, Karl Marx, O'Brien, Gerard Byrom. D.G. Boyce, Robert S20, 89 EccIeshall & Vincent Geoghehan, Political O'Reilly, Mick. P.Berresford Ellis, A History Thought In Ireland Since The Eighteenth Of The Irish Working Class and Emmet Century, S 19, 82-83 Larkin, lames Larkin - Irish Labour Leader, 6 Cathain, Mairtfn. Anthony M. Breen, The SI6,79-80 Cappoquin Rebellion, 1849, (Drecroft, O'Riordan, Manus. Shirley Quill,' Mike Quill Thurston, Suffolk, 1998), pp. 96, S24, 79 Himself and Sean Cronin, The Transport O'Connor, Emmet. Dermot Keogh, The Rise Of Workers' Union Of America, SII, 71-73 The Irish Working Class and C.Desmond O'Riordan, Manus. Joshua B. Freeman, In Greaves, The ITGWU: The Formative Years, Transit: The TWU In New York City, 1933- 1909-1923, S9; 64-70 1966, S15, 80c82 72 SAOTHARINDEX

O'Riordan, Manus. Alvah Bessie & Albert Skeffington, S 11, 68-69 Prago, Our Fight, and various other books Quinn, Ruairf. Bill Tormey, Ten Years Hard dealing with the Spanish Civil War, S13, 56- Labour, S22, 108 59 Rafter, Kevin. David McCullagh, A Makeshift O'Riordan, Manus. Joseph O'Connor, Even The Majority: The First Inter-Party Government, Olives Are Bleeding, S 18, 79-81 1948-1951, (Institute Of Public 6 Snodaigh, padraig. 'Tokens of the times' Administration, Dublin, 1998), pp. 34 and (notes on books on contemporary politics), Eithne MacDermott, Clann na Poblachta, S3,144 (Cork University Press, Cork, 1998), pp. O'Sullivan, Sheila. Marianne Heron, Sheila 240, S24, 83-84 Conroy, Fighting Spirit, S 19, 79 Ray, Derek. Mabel Colhoun et aI, The Shirt 6 Tuathaigh, Gear6id. C.Desmond Greaves, Industry Of The North West Of Ireland, S7, The Easter Rising In Song And Ballad, S7, 107-108 106-107 Redmond, Sean. IDA Section, FWUI, Dublin Orr, John. C.Desmond Greaves, Se an O'Casey: 1913,and Denis Smyth, 1913, The Onward Politics And Art, S6, 75-76 March Of Labour, SlO, 92-93 Paris, Chris. Murray Fraser, lohn Bull's Other Richardson, Fionnuala. Andrew Boyd, Homes, S23, 74-75 Fermenting Elements: The Labour Colleges Patterson, Henry. Belinda Probert,.Beyond In Ireland, 1924-1964, (Donaldson Orange And Green, SS; 50-55 Archives, Belfast, 1999), pp. 160, S24, 84- Patterson, Henry. Don Anderson, Fourteen 85 Days In May: The Inside Story Of The Rigney, Peter. R.Storey & J.Druker, Guide To Loyalist Strike, S 19, 77 The Modern Records Centre, SS, 68 Patterson, Henry. Terence Bowman, People's Roche, Jean. Communist Party Of Ireland, Champion: The Life Of A lex Bowman, S23, Portrait Of A Communist Woman, A Tribute 72-74 To Lily Anderson, S9, 77 Pollock, Hugh M. N.K. Buxton & D.I. Mackay, Rude, George. E.P.Thompson, The Poverty Of British Employment Statistics, SS, 68- 70 Theory And Other Essays and Raphael Power, Thomas P. Brendan Kiely, The Samuel, People's History And Socialist Connerys, S20, 82-83 Theory, S7, 62-68 Power, Thomas P. David Dickson, Daire Keogh Ryan, Brendan. C.D. Greaves, Liam Mellows & Kevin Whelan, The United Irishmen; and And The Irish Revolution,S 14, 75 Daniel Gahan, The People's Rising, Ryan, Paddy. John Campbell, An Association Wexford, 1798, S22,97-101 To Declare: A History Of The Preventive Pratschke, John L. L.M. Cullen, Princes And Staff Association, S21, 81-82 Pirates: The Dublin Chamber Of Commerce, Schlindwein, Eileen. Anne Haverty, Constance SlO,91-92 Markievicz: An Independent Life, S 15, 83 Probert, Belinda. Paul Bew, Peter Gibbon & Smyth, Denis Ann McKee, Belfast Trades Henry Patterson, The State In Northern Council: The First Hundred Years, 1881- Ireland, 1921-1972; Michael Farrell, 1981, S9, 74-75 Northern Ireland: The Orange State; and Smyth, Jim. John Finegan, Anne Devlin and Austen Morgan & Bob Purdie, Ireland: D.W. Miller, Peep O'Day Boys And Divided Nation, Divided Class, S6, 65-71 Defenders, S18, 75 Purdie, Bob. Henry Patterson. Class Conflict Stagg, Emmet. John Horgan, Labour - The And Sectarianism, S8, 64-69 Price Of Power, S13, 54-56 Purdie, Bob. Leah Levenson, With Wooden Sweeney, Garry. EmmetLarkin, lames Larkin, Sword. A Portrait Of Francis Sheehy- 1876-1947, Irish Labour Leader, S4, 61-62 SAOTHAR INDEX 73

Sweeney, Garry. C.Desmond Greaves, Politics; Brian Girvin, Between Two Worlds, Reminiscences Of The Connolly Association, Politics And Economy In Independent S6,76-77 Ireland; and Henry Patters on, The Politics Sweeney, Paul. Mary E. Daly, Industrial Of Illusion, Republicanism And Socialism In Development And Irish National Identity, Modern Ireland, S15, 70-76 S20,83-84 Walker, Graham. David Bleakley, Saidie Swift, John. John O'Dowd, The Dublin Bakery Patterson, Irish Peacemaker, S7, 73 School, S 11, 70-71 Wallace, Joe. Matt Merrigan, Eagle Or Thornton, Eamon. J.K. Saunders, Across Cuckoo? The Story Of The ATGWU, S15, Frontiers: International Support For The 77-78 Miners' Strike, S15, 84 Ward, M argaret. Andro Linklater, An Todd, Jennifer. James Connolly, Collected Unhusbanded L!fe - Charlotte Despard, S7, Works, Volumes I-Il, S14, lO5 70- 71 van der Linden, Marcel. Dick Geary, Labour Woggon, Helga. Carl & Ann Barton Reeve, And Socialist Movements In Europe Before lames Connolly And The United States: The 1914; and Stefan Berger & David Road To The 1916 Irish Rebellion, S6, 73-74 Broughton, The Force Of Labour, S21, 79- Woggon, Helga. David N. Buckley, lames 80 Fintan Lalor, Radical, and Richard Townshend, Charles. Joost Augusteijn, From Pankhurst, William Thompson (I 775-1833), Public Defiance To Guerilla Warfare; and Pioneer Socialist, S17, 58-63 Uinseann Mac Eoin, The IRA In The Woggon, Helga. W.K. Anderson, lames Twilight Years, S22, 107 Connolly And The Irish Left and Richard Varley, Tony. Paul Bew, Ellen Hazelkorn & English, Radicals And The Republic, S20, Henry Patters on, The Dynamics Of Irish 72-78

Essays Brown, Kenneth D. 'Larkin and the strikes of Ireland: the case of the garment unions in 1913: their place in British history', S9, 89- Derry, 1945-1968', S17, 78-86 99 Gibbons, Luke. 'Labour and local history: the Brundage, David. 'American Labour and the case of Jim Gralton, 1886-1945', S14, 85-94 Irish Question, 1916-1923', S24, 59-66 Hazelkorn, Ellen. 'Reconsidering Marx and Callan, Charles. 'Robert Tresell and his fellow Engels on Ireland', S9, 79-88 philanthropists reconsidered', S22, 113-122 Hempton, David & Hill, Myrtle. "Godliness Cody, Seamus. 'May Day in Dublin, 1890 to and good citizenship': evangelical. the present', S5, 73-79 Protestantism and social control in Ulster, Crawford, E. Margaret. 'Diet and the labouring 1790-1850', S 13, 68-80 classes in the nineteenth century', S15, 87- Hill, Myrtle. See Hempton, David 95 Hobsbawn, E.J. 'Working classes and nations', Daly, Mary E. 'Women in the Irish workforce S8,75-85 from pre-industrial to modern times', S7, 74- Montgomery, David. 'Labour history's mission 82 and methods', S21, 91-95 Finlay, Andrew. 'Politics, sectarianism and the Munck, Ronnie. 'The formation of the working 'failure' of trade unionism in Northern class in Belfast, 1788-1881', S 11, 75- 89 74 SAOTHARINDEX

Patterson, Henry. The enigmatic relationship: perspectives', S 19, 86-102 FiannaFail and the working class', S13, 81- Wickham, James. 'The new Irish working 88 class?', S6, 81-88 Reaney, Bernard. 'Irish Chartists and Ireland: Young, lames D. 'The Irish immigrants' rescuing the rank and file', S 10, 94-103 contribution to Scottish socialism, 1880- van Duin, Pieter. 'Ethnicity, race and labour, 1926', S13, 89-98 1830s-1930s: some Irish and international

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Record Office Of Northern Ireland: some Jennifer. 'Irish Labour History Society recent deposits', S19, 115 Archives And Musuem', S19, 106-107 Devine, Francis. 'Trade union records in the Hunter, Jennifer. 'Irish Labour History Society Registry Of Friendly Societies, Dublin and Archives And Museum', S20, 91-93 the National Archives', SI9, 115-118 Hunter, lennifer. 'Irish Labour History Society Devine, Francis. 'Dublin's trade guilds: a Archives And Museum', S21, 97-98 source for labour historians', S 19, 118-120 Hunter, Jennifer. 'Irish Labour· History Devine, Francis. 'Trades Union Congress Archives And Museum', S22, 123-125 collections in the University Of North Hynes, Tina. 'Dublin County Council Archives London', S22, 133-134 as a source for labour history', S 18,95 Devine, Francis. See Smethurst, John B. Ireland, John de Courcy. 'The National Donnelly, Brian. 'Records of the Irish Maritime Museum Of Ireland', S 11, 104-105 Graphical Society', S9, 111-115 'Irish Labour History Society Archive', S7, 96- Finlay, Andrew. 'Trade union records in the 100; SS, 86-87; S9, 108-111; SIO, 104-106; Northern Ireland Registry Of Friendly· S11, 90-92; SI2, 77-78; S13, 99-101; SI4, Societies', S 12, 85-88 95-96; S15, 97-100; S16, 84-85;S17,87-88; Fowler, Simon. 'Sources for Irish labour studies S18, 87-88; S19, 106-107; S20, 91-93; S21, in the Public Record Office, London', S21, 97-98 114-116 'Irish Labour History Society Archives & Frow, Edmund & Ruth. 'Books on Ireland in Museum', SI4, 95; S15, 97-100; SI6, 84- the Working Class Movement Library used 85; S17, 87-88; S18, 87-88; S19, 106-107; by KarI Marx and Frederick Engels', S 16, S20, 91-93; S21, 97-98 85-90 Johansson, Rolf. 'Dig where you stand; a Frow, Edmund &. Ruth. 'William Morris and Swedish approach to workers' history', S9, Ireland', S21, 108-110 118-119 Gilmore, Kevin. 'Teaching labour history and Jolley, Emma. 'The Noel Butlin Archives trade unionism in schools', S20, 103- 104 Centre', S23, 95-98 Gorman, John. 'Banners and ballads', SS, 80-82 Kearns, Rae. 'Irish National Print Museum', Granville, Gary. 'Teaching labour history: class S21,116-117 war in the classroom? Teaching labour Kearns, Seamus. 'Picture postcards as a source history in the post-primary school', S 10, for social historians', S22, 128-133 114-118 Keating,Carla. 'Register of current research of Granville, Gary. 'Curriculum matters: Irish labour history', SI 0, 119-122 approaches to labour history', S 14, 105-107 Kelly, Sean. 'Banner of the Amalgamated Guckian, Des. 'Teaching labour history', S8, Transport & General Workers' Union, 93-94 Clonmel', S20, 98-100 Halvorsen, Solveig.'The Norweigian Labour Kenny, Bob. 'The growth of the Irish Transport Movement Archives And Library', S20, & General Workers' Union: a geographer's 105-107 . view', S12, 78-85 Hannigan, Ken. 'Labour records in the Public King, Francis & Matthews, George. 'Irish Record Office Of Ireland', S6, 93-99 material in the Communist Party Of Great Harkin, Michael. 'North West Archives .And Britain Library And Archive', S 17,98-99 Labour History Project" S13, 107-108 Kloosterman, Jaap. 'The International Institute Hunter, Jennifer. 'Irish Labour History Society Of Social History', S12, 90-92 Museum And Archive'; S17, 87-88 Laaksovirta, Simo. 'Tyovaen Arkisto, The Hunter,Jennifer. 'Irish Labour History Society Finnish Social Democratic Archive', S 13, 'Museum And Archives', SI8,87-88 Hunter, 108-109 76 SAOTHARINDEX

Lacey, Brian. 'Derry Trades Council Archives', Ni Dhuibhinn, Caoimhe. 'Fanning flames in the S20,96-97 classroom?', S15, 105-106 Lammey, David. 'More labour records in the O'Connell, Deirdre. 'Electronic sources for Public Record Office Of Northern Ireland', Irish labour history', S23, 98-100 SI4,96-99 O'Connell, Deirdre. 'Electronic sources for Lee, Andrew H. 'Irish material in the Tamiment labour history', S24, 123-124 Institute Library and Robert F. Wagner O'Connor, Emmet. 'The Working Class Labor Archives, New York', S22, 134-135 Movement Library, Manchester', S8, 94-95 Lyne, Gerard J. 'Labour history sources in the O'Connor, Emmet. 'Sources of labour interest National Library Of Ireland', S8, 87-91 in Waterford Municipal Library', S15, 101- Lyne, Gerard J. 'Labour history sources in the 102 National Library OfIreland', S19, 118 O'Connor, Emmet. See McLoughlin, Barry McGuinness, Des. 'Getting to the heart of the 6 Duighaill, Greagoir. 'Galway in the first matter: the North Inner City Folklore Famine winter', SI, 63-67 Project', S20, 97-98 O'Halpin, Eunan. 'Sources for labour history: McKee, Ann. 'Microfilm records of Belfast the Walter Long and Field Marshal Lord Trades Council', SI 0, 109-111 French Papers', S 14, 102-104 McLaughlin, Colman. 'Looking to the future: O'Rafferty, Siobhan. 'Labour history sources in trade union archives', S21, 98-101 the Royal Irish Academy', S 18, 89- 92 McLoughlin, Barry. 'VGA - the Austrian O'Sullivan, Niamh. 'Labour history sources in Social Democratic Archive', S14, 109-110 Kilmainham Gaol', S21, 110-113 McLoughlin, Barry & O'Connor, Emmet. 6 Tuathaigh, The Rising In Song', S7, 106- 'Sources on Ireland and the Communist 107 International, 1920-1943', S21, 10 1-1 07 Parkhill, Trevor. 'Labour records in the Public Mac Mahon, Kevin. 'Trade union records in Record Office Of Northern Ireland', S7, Tullamore, County Offaly', S15, 103 100-106 Mac Siomoin, Tomas. 'An t-Eireannach, 1934- Parkhill, Trevor & Wylie, Tom. 'Ulster 1937: socialist Irish language newspaper', Museum collections relating to trade union SI9,123-125 and labour history', S23, 90-95 Matthews, George. See King, Francis Pollock, Hugh M. The Irish Labour History Monaghan, Jim. 'Marxist writings on Ireland', Society and archives', SS,S S17,97-98 Pollock, Hugh M. 'The Irish Labour History Moore, DonaI. 'Sources for labour, social and Society Archive', SS, 84-87; S6, 90-93 economic history in Waterford City Purdie, Bob. 'The Kennedy/O'Brien papers Archives', S24, 111-116 recently acquired by the National Library Of Moriarty, Theresa. 'Irish Labour History Ireland', S 12, 88-90 Society Archives', S23, 89-90 Ray, Derek. 'Teaching labour history through Murphy, Maura. 'Cork Public Museum', S7, documents', S7, 107-108 108-110 Refausse, Raymond. 'Sources for labour history Murphy, Maura. 'Limerick Regional Archives', in the Representative Church Body Library, S23,90 Dublin', S20, 95-96 Murray, Peter, 'The Dublin Civic Museum', S8, Reynolds, Bob. 'The George Meany Memorial 95-96 Archives', S22, 135-136 Murray, Tony. 'Photographs as evidence: Rigney, Peter. 'Some records of the Irish Father Brown collection', S19, 125 Transport And General Workers' Union in Murray, Tony. 'Photographs as evidence: the National Library OfIreland', S3,14-15 Derek Speirs collection', S20, 103 Rowley, Andrew. 'The British Royal SAOTHARINDEX 77

Commission On .HistoricaI Manuscripts and works republished', S 14, 105 labour history sources', S24, 117-119 Tough, Alistair G. 'Sources for Irish labour Sheehy, David C. 'Dublin Diocesan Archives history in the Modern Records Centre, . as a source for labour history', S 17, 97 Coventry', S 13, 105-107 Shields, Andrew. 'Labour history courses in Tristram, Myna. 'Irish sources in the National colleges and universities', S23, 100-102 Museum Of Labour History, Manchester', Silvester, Nic. 'The Cathal O'Shannon papers S21,113-114 in the ILHS Archive', S19, 107-109 Ward, Alex. 'Labour history sources in the Smethurst, John B. 'T.A. Jackson and C.D. Grand Lodge Of Ireland Archives', S18, 92- Greaves Collections in the Working Class 93 Movement Library, Manchester', S 15, 104- Ward-Perkins, Sarah. 'Trade union journals in 105 the National Library Of Ireland', S13, 101- Smethurst, John B. & Devine, Francis. 'Trade 104 union badges - mere emblems or means of Wickham, Ann. 'The National Museum Of membership control?', S7, 83-96 Labour History', S6, 99-101 Stanley, Heather. 'Records related to Labour Wiesinger, Udo B. 'Steyr Industrial Labour Parties in the Public Record Office Of Museum, Austria', S15, 106 Northern Ireland', S24, 116 Woggon, Helga. 'Records on Irish labour Swift, John. 'The Bakers' records', S3,1-6 history in London', S6, 102-103 Todd, Jennifer. 'James Connolly: collected Wylie, Tom. See Parkhill, Trevor.

Theses Abstracts Beaumont, Caitrfona A. Women And The S15, 107 Politics Of Equality, 1930-1943, MA, Cradden, Terry. Trade Unionism And Socialism University College, Dublin, 1989, S17, 100 In Northern Ireland, 1939-1953, PhD, Bowler, Stephen. Stalinism In Ireland: The Queen's University, Belfast, 1988, S14, 110- Case Of Sean Murray, MSSc, Queen's 111 University, Belfast, 1992, S 18, 97 Crean, Thomas Neilan. The Labour Movement Bradley, Daniel G. The Organisation Of In Kerry And Limerick, 1914-1921, PhD, Agricultural Labourers In Ireland, 1900- Trinity College, Dublin, 1995, S21, 117 1976, MA, UCC, 1985, Sl1, 105-106 Donovan, Roy. A Study Of The National Burke, Eimear. 'Our Boasted Civilisation': The College Of Industrial Relations, 1947-1992, Treatment Of 'Working Class' Children In MA (Industrial Relations), Keele University, Dublin, 1889-1922, MA, University 1993, S20, 108 College, Dublin, 1990" S 17, 100-10 1 Dooley, Thomas P. Irishman Or English Clear, Caitrfona. Women Of The House: Soldier? The Case Of A Waterford Man Women's Household Work, 1921-1961: Enlisting In The Sixteenth (Irish) Division In Discourses, Experiences, Memories, PhD, 1915, PhD, University Of London, Birkbeck University College, Dublin, 1997, S24, 126 College, 1992, S18,97 Cody, Seamus. The Dublin Trades Council And Duffy, Seamus S. Mechanics And Similar The Dublin Labour Movement, 1893- 1913, Institutes In Counties Antrim, Armagh And MA, UCD, 1982, S9, 119 Down, 1820-1870 And Their Contribution Collins, Peter. Belfast Trades Council, 1881- To The Education Of The Working Class 1921, DPhil, University Of Ulster, 1988, Adult, DPhil, University Of Ulster, Magee, 78 SAOTHAR INDEX

1987, Sl3, 109 University, Belfast, 1997, S24, 126 Eager, . Clare A. Unequal Opportunity: Holmes, Heather. Potato Harvesting In The Iri.shwomen In The Professions, 1901-1936, Lothians, 1870-1995, PhD, University Of MA, University College, Dublin, 1988, S15, Edinburgh, 1995, S22, 137 107 Holloway, Penelope J.Women's Work In English, Richard. Radicals And The Republic: Ireland, 1894-J92J, With Particular Socialist Republicanism In The Irish Free Reference To The Approach Of The Irish State, /925-1937, PhD, University Of Keele, Trade Union Movement To Women's Issues, 190, S15, 107-108 MPhil, University Of Ulster, Jordanstown, Finlay, Andrew. Trade Unionism And 1995,S20,108 Sectarianism In -The Derry Shirt Industry, Hourigan, F. From Scepticism To Pragmatism: 1920-1968 (With Special Relerences To The Irish Trade Unions And The European National Union Of Tailor And Garment Community, 1961-1995, MComm, Workers), PhD Social Anthropology, University College, Dublin, 1996, S24, 125 University Of London, 1989, S 14, III Hughes, Attracta Teresa. Occupational Finlay, Ian. A History Of The Labour Court, Theories And Family Ca re rs: Aspects Of 1946-1962, MA, University College, Everyday Nursing Practice In Northern . Dublin, 1991, S18, 97 Ireland, DPhil, University Of Ulster, Fitzpatrick, Claire:' Labour Ideology And The Coleraine, 1997, S24, 125 State In Ireland, 1917-1932, PhD, Kanya-Forstner, M. The Politics Of Survival: University Of Cambridge, 1993, S 18,97-98 Irish Women In Outcast Liverpool, 1850- Grattan, Alan. 'The Majority '5 Minority ': A 1990, PhD, University Of Liverpool, 1997, Sociological Analysis Of Socialism Within 'S24,126 The Protestant Working Class Of Northern Kavanagh, Noeleen. From The Irish Drapers' Ireland, DPhil, .University Of Ulster, Assistants' Beneflt And Protection Society J ordanstown, 1992, S 17, 10 1 To The Irish Union Of Distributive Workers Gray, Jonath~m. lames Larkin And The Irish And Clerks: A History Of The Irish Shop . Worker, 1911c1914, MA, University Of . Workers' Union, 1901-1936, MA, Trinity Waterloo, Canada, 1983, S12, 92 College,' Dublin, 1993, S24, 125 Harding, Keith. The Irish Issue In The British Kenny, Bob. The Spatial- Dimensions Of Trade Labour Movement, 1900-1922, DPhil, Union Organisation In Ireland: A Case . University Of Sussex, 1983, S 10, 111-112 Study (ITGWU), MA(Geography); St. Hayes, .Declan. Belfast Trade Unionism From Patrick's College, Maynooth, 1985, S 11, 107 1907-1922, MLitt, Trinity College, Dublin, Kilmurray, Evanne. Campaign For Social 1984, SI1, 106 lustice In Northern Ireland, MA(Politics), Hazelkorn; Ellen. Karl' Marx And Frederick UCD, 1985, S11, 107 Engels: The Irish Dimension, DPhil, Lohan, Rena. The Treatment Ol Women University Of Kent, 1981, S7, 114 Sentenced To Transportation And Penal Hearn, Mona. Domestic Servants In Dublin, Servitude, 1790-1898, MLitt, Trinity 1880-1920, PhD, Trinity College, Dublin, College, Dublin, 1990; S 17, 10 1-102 1984, S 11, 106-107 Lynch, John. British Or Irish? A Comparative Henry, Brian. Crime, Law Enlorcement And StudyOl Working Class Life In Three Cities, Punishment In Dublin, 1780-1795, PhD, cl880-J925, DPhil, Queen's University, Trinity College, Dublin, 1992, S 18, 98-99 Belfast, 1996, S21, 118 Hirst, C.J. Religious And Political Conflict In Lysaght, D. Rayner O'C. Class Struggle In The Nineteenth Century Belfast: A Case Study Of war Of Independence And Civil War, 1916- The Pound And Sandy Row; PhD, Queen's 1924, MA, UCD, 1983, S9, 120 SAOTHARINDEX 79

McDermott, Dan. The British Labour Neill, M. Women At Work In Ulster, 1845-/911, Movement And Ireland, 1905-1925, MA, PhD, Queen's University Of Belfast, 1996, UCG, 1979, S7, 114 S24, 125-126 McDermott, M.B. Domestic Industry In Post­ Norton, Christopher. Unionist Politics, The Famine Rural Ireland: How Women Belfast Shipyards And The Labour Supplemented Family Income In The Home, Movement, 1919-/939, PhD, Queen's cI845-1914, MA, University College, University, Belfast, 1987, S13, llO Dublin, 1995, S24, 125 O'Connor, Emmet (P.E.J.). Syndicalism In McDonnell, Brendari. The Dublin Labour Ireland, /917-1923, PhD, Cambridge Movement, 1894-1907, PhD, UCD, 1979, University, 1984, SlO, 112 S6,103 0' Shea, Finbarr. Government And Trade McKay, Enda G~ The Irish Labour Party, /927- Unionism In Ireland, 1939-1946: The /933, MA, UCD, 1984, Sll, lO7-lO8 Formulation Of Labour Legislation, MA, McLaughlin, Eithne. Maiden City Blues: University College, Cork, 1988, S14, 112 Employment And Unemployment In Derry Pimley, Adrian. A History Of the Irish Citizen City, PhD, Queen's University, Belfast, Army From 1913-1916, MSocSci, 1987, S13, 109 University Of Birmingham, 1983, S9, 120 McLoughlin, Michael. 'One Step Forward, Two Pincot, Anita. lames Larkin Et Ses Relations Steps Back': A Labour History Of The Avec Le Mouvement Ouvrier Britannique Emergency, 1939-1945, MA, University Durant La Greve De 1913 A Dublin, PhD, College, Dublin, 1993, S19, 126-127 University Of Paris VIII, 1'989, S 18, 99 MacPartlin, Brendan. The Restructuring Of The Quigley, . Dermot. TheCcllholic Church And Trade Union Movement, 1987-1993,' PhD, The Labour Movement, Dublin And Trinity College, Dublin, 1995, S24, 125 Clydeside, 1906-/932, MA, 'University MacRiald, Donald. The Irish In North College, Dublin, 1992, S18, 99-100 Lancashire And West Cumberland cI850- Richardson, Fionnilala. An Assessmnet Of 1906: Aspects Of The Social History Of Ruaidhrf Robe rts' Contribution To Adult Barrow-in-Furness, Cleator Moor And Their And· Worker Education, MA Adult & Hinterlmids, PhD, University Of Sheffield, Community Education, St Patrick'·s College, 1993, S20, 108-lO9 Maynooth, 1995, S20, 109 Maguire, Martin. The Dublin Protestant Ryan, Louise. Feminism In Early Twentieth Working Class, 1870-/932: Economy, Century Ireland: A Sociological Study, PhD, Society And Politics, MA, University University College, Cork, 1992, Sl7, 102- College, Dublin, 1990, S l7, lO2 103 Morrow, A.J. Women And Work In Northern Starrett, Paul. The ITGWU In Its Industrial And Ireland, DPhil, University Of Ulster, 1995, Political Context, 1909-1923, DPhil, S24, 125 University Of Uister, 1986, S12, 92-93 Mulholland, Marc. 'Stolen Thunder': The Walker, Graham S. Harry Midgley (/892- Northern Ireland Labour Party In Context, /957): A Study In Ulster Political 1958-1965, MA, Queen's University, Biography, PhD, University Of Manchester, Belfast, 1994, S22, 137 1983, SlO, 113 Murray, Peter. Citizenship, Colonialism And Ward, Noel. The Irish National Techers' Self-Determination In The United Kingdom, Organisation And The Catholic Church, 1880-1918, PhD, Trinity College, Dublin, 1930-1955, MA, University College, 1988, S14, 111-112 Dublin, 1987, S16, 94 80 SAOTHARINDEX

Andy; .' 70thBJ.RTHDA.J?,. EECtU.QE,; s! _ ',' :'~ ': ~.~'~'.~~ .~.'.~,-.:-:-.:._~~ ):,·'.:1':;0~ Communist Party of Ireland event Irish Trade Union Defence Fund, 1918-1919 for Andy Barr, 1983 HOURS IN DUBLIN SMALL SHOPS Slavery Conditions Existing: Small Shops allowed 16 HOURS Per to work Day 7 DAYS INCLUDING SUNDAYS Grand Total 114 WORKING HOURS of A WEEK Or Two Thirds of the full 24 Hours. Small Shopkeeper.s AND THEIR Assistants are allob)ed No Time for REST, RECREATION or LEISURE. These Small Shops are comprised of Thousands of Dairies, Groceries, Confectioners. Fruiterers. News­ agents, Tobacconists, etc., etc. in Dublin City and District. These unfortunate people are up against this Slavery and are UNABLE to do anything for themselves, as there are MANY SELFISH IN· TERESTS which PREVENT any voluntary action 'possible. The simple solution to end' thia SCANDAL and IN. HUMAN CONDITIONS (w~ch disgrace Dublin) is for the GOVERNMENT to introduce IMMEDIATELY Legislation for the compulsory dosing of ALL shop. at 8 o'clock each Evening, 9 o'clock on Saturday. and 6 o'clock on Sunday•. This shollld be done before the Dail adjourns for the Summer Vacation for our Legislators, and thus liberate the Shop Slaves and give them a few boun rest out of 16 Hours E~cb Day. 'Will YOU Support FAIR WORKING HOURS FOR ALL SHOPS? New York handbill for Connolly Memorial, 1947, 1921 Shopworkers' handbill with Young lim Larkin as main speaker. Anthony MANDATE Deposit Coughlan Deposit SAOTHARINDEX 81

Document Studies Boyd, Andrew; Devine, Francis & Grimes, J ackson, Pete. "A rather one sided fight': the Thomas. 'Norah Walshe and the rescue of Worker and the Spanish Civil War', S23, 79- Jim Connell', S24, 91-99 87 Coughlan, Anthony. 'Some new letters of Sean McCaffrey, Patricia. 'Jacob's women workers O'Casey', S20, 111-116 during the 1913 Lock-Out', S16, 118- 129 Cunningham, John (F.) 'A glimpse .of the McCarthy, Charles. 'Labour and the 1922 Galway Workers And General' Labourers;. General Election', S7, 115-121 Union, 1913', S15, 109-112 Milne, Michael. 'Soccer and the Dublin Deasy, Joe. 'The Fiery Cross and letters from working class: Doncaster Rovers in Dublin, lames Larkin lunior~, S21, 121-128 1952', S8, 97-102 Devine, Francis. "A quaint curiosity': the Newsinger, John. "The Devil it was who sent history of the Irish Liver Assurance Larkin to Ireland': the Liberator, Larkinism Employees' Trade Union, 1948-1975', S 24, and the Dublin Lock-Out Of 1913', S18, 100-110 101-106 Devine, Franeis & Rigney, Peter. 'Manifesto of O'Riordan, Manus. 'Connolly socialism and the the National Free Labour Association to the Jewish worker', S 13, 120-130 Railway Servants Of Great Britain And Rigney, Peter. See Devine, Francis Ireland', S2, 33-39 Ryan, Louise. 'The Irish Citizen, 1912-1920', Devine, Francis. See Boyd Andrew S17,105-111 Geoghehan, Vincent. 'Cemeteries Of Liberty: Ryan, Nicholas P .. 'Minute book of the William Norton on Communism and Operative Stonecutters' Society Of Fascism', S18, 106-109 Stepaside And Its Locality, 1889-1892', Grimes, Thomas. See Boyd, Andrew S 16, 112-118 Holmes, Colin. 'The British government and Sweeney, Jimmy. 'The Dublin Lock-out, 1913: Brendan Behan, 1941-1954: the persistence the response of British labour', S6, 104-108 of the Prevention Of Violence Act', S 14, Wallace, Joe. 'Waterford, 1947: the year of the 125-128 two Congresses', S 19, 139-144 Hudelson, Richard. 'Jack Carney and the Truth in Duluth', S19, 129-139 82 SAOTHARINDEX

Oral History CoBins, Peter. 'John Freeman: a life on the consciousness in Carlow: the young Paddy Left', S24', 129-135 Bergin, 1916-1950', S6, lO9-1 I7 Cradden, Terry. 'Billy Blease: from McClure Gray, Malachy. 'A shop steward remembers', Street to the House Of Lords', S19, 145-158 Sll, 109-115 Devine, Francis. 'Socialist trade unionist: Matt Home, John. See Devine, Francis. Merrigan's political formation', S12, 94-lO6 Kilmurray, Evanne. 'Joe Deasy: the evolution Devine, Francis. 'Letting Labour lead: Jack of an Irish Marxist, 1941-1950', S l3, 112- Macgougan and the pursuit of unity, 19l3- 119 1958' ,SI4, 113-124 Morrisey, Hazel. 'Betty Sinc1air: a woman's Devine, Francis. 'An undiminished dream: fight for socialism, 1910-1981', S9, 121- Andy Barr, communist trade unionist', S 16, 132 95-111 Muldowney, Mary. ' 'A world of its own': Devine, Francis. 'Navigating a lone channel: recollections of women workers in Stephen McGonagle, trade unionism and Guinness"s Brewery in the 1940s', S23, 103- labour politics in Derry, 1914-1997', S22, 117' .l39-152 6 Canainn, Aodh. 'Eilis Ryan in her own Devine, Francis & Home, John. 'A labour words', S21, 129-146

'" Labour Lives O'Connor, Emmet. 'Cathal O'Shannon', S24, 89-90. SAOTHARINDEX 83

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History In Ireland, Eleventh ILHS Annual British Labour Movements, The Experience Conference, Dublin, 1984', Sll, 137-138 Of Dublin And Liverpool, NWLHS/ILHS, O'Connor, Emmet. 'Nineteenth Annual Liverpool, 1981', S8, 104- 105 International Conference Of Historians Of Swift, lohn. 'Founding Congress, World The Labour Movement (ITH), Linz, 1983', Association Of Centres For Historical And S 10, 135-136 Social Studies Of The Labour Movement, O'Connor, Emmet. '17th Annual Conference Mexico City, 1978', S5, 92-93 Of The International Association Of Labour Taplin, Eric. See Shallice, Andy History Institutes, Paris, 1986', S12, 136 Taylor, Teresa. See Evans, Mary O'Connor, Emmet. 'Twenty Ninth International Thornton, Eamon. 'The Miners In The Modern Association Of Labour History Institutes World, Llafur, Pontypridd, 1980', S6, 121- (IALHI) Conference, Milan, 1998', S23, 119 122 0' Neill, Timothy P. 'In Solidarity: An Walker, Graham. 'The Irish Labour Movement: Exhibition· Of Trade Union Badges, The Scottish Dimension, ILHS Eighth Emblems And Medallions, Ulster Museum, Annual Conference, Belfast, 1981', S8, 103- Belfast and National Museum, Dublin, 104 1984',S1O,136 Wallace, loe. 'Working For Progress, Twenty Palmer, Bryan. 'Class And Politics In Historical First ILHS Conference To Mark ICTU And Contemporary Perspectives, 21st Centenary, Dublin, 1994', S20, 117-121 Annual North American Labour History Wickham, lames. 'The Internationale Tagung Conference, Detroit, 1999', S24, 140-141 der Historiker der Arbeiterbewegung, Linz, Pollard, Miranda. 'The History Of Irish Women 1979', S5, 93 Workers, TUWF/ILHS, Dublin, 1981', S7, Wilkie, Theresa and Coker, Fred. 'The 124-125 Documentary Film And Labour History, Pollock, Hugh M. See Cullen, Paul ILHS, Dublin, 1983', S9, 135-136 Quigley, 10. 'Irish Workers In Conflict, ILHS Woggon, Helga. 'Twentieth Annual Meeting Tenth Annual Conference, Dublin, 1984', Of The International Conference Of . S10, 134-135 Historians Of The Labour Movement (ITH), Shallice, Andy & Taplin, Eric. 'The Irish And Linz, 1984', SI1, 138-139 86 SAOTHARINDEX

Subject Index - Persons Adams, Gerry S9, 75 Davitt, Michael. S6, 119-120; S8, 70; S 10, 76- Anderson, Lily S9, 77 80 Ashmore, Charlie S22, 63-79 Deasy, Joe S13, 112-119; S15, 100; S21, 121- Balfe, John Donnellan S23, 25-30 129; S22, 123 Barr, Andy S 16, 95-111 De Leon, Daniel S12, 22-33 Beaumont, Sean S 19, 123-125 Denn, Bill S22, 63-79 Behan, Brendan S14, 125-128 Desmond, Barry S7, 98-100; S21, 98 Bennett, Louie S13, 32-44; S14, 67-70 Despard, Charlotte. S7, 70-71 Bergin, Paddy S6, 92, 109-117; S 16, 4-5 Devine, Francis S 18, 89; S20, 92; S21, 98 Blease, Billy S19, 145-157; S20, 15; S22, 81 Devlin, Anne S 18, 75 . Boran, Nicholas S23, 10 Devlin, Paddy S19, 76-77 Bowman, Alexander S23, 72-74 Doherty, John. S3, 44-45 Boyd, Andrew S5; 85-86; S24, 84-85, 91-99 Donnelly, Charlie S13 56~59; S18, 79-81 Boyle, Elizabeth S21, 11-12; S24, 7-10 Doolan, Dermot S23, 78 Boyle, J.W. S21, ] 1-12; S24, 7-10 Dooley, Pat. S15, 5 Breslin, Patrick S22, 63-79, S23, 9-10 Dorricott, Jack S14, 113-124; S16, 95-111; Brown, Father S19, 125 S24,84-85 Browne, Noel S13, 54-56; S22, 9-11, 108; S24, Downing, Eugene (6 Duinnfn, Eoghah) S7, 82-84 100; S13, 56-59 Butlin, Noel S23, 95-98 Dunne, Sean S13, 100; S20, 93-94 Cahalan, Cissie S23, 47-59 Edwards, R. Dudley S 13, 4 Campbell, Flann S19, 9-11; S20, 111-116 Engels, Frederick S7, 114; S9, 79-88; S16, 85- Canavan, Frank (Gus) S20, 5, 9-10 90 Cannon, James P. S21, 86-87 Fearon, James. S 10,92 Carney, Jack S19, ]29-139; S22,63-79 Ferguson, Christy S22, 63-79 Clark, Dennis S19, 11 French, Field Marshal Lord. S 14, 102-104 Clarke,. Christy S22, 63~ 79 FitzGerald, Garret S18, 81-83 Clarke, Kath1een S 16, 81 Fitzpatrick, John S24, 59-66 Connell, James S24, 86-87, 91-99 Flynn, Elizabeth Gurley S23, 65-69 Connolly, James S2,53-61, S6, 73-74, 103; S7, Foley, John S24, 100-109 50-54, 112-113; S9, 73-74; SIl, 7-18; S12, Foner, Philip S20, 11 22-33, 63-70; S13, 49-53, 120-130; S14, Foster, William Z. S23, 65-69 105; S15, 84; S16, 61-66; S18, 55-61; S20, Freeman, John S24, 129-138 72~78; S21, 3-6, 110-113; S23, 61-65; S24, Frow, Edmund S22, 12-14 57-66 Galway, Mary S23, 47-59 Conroy, Sheila S18, 89; S19, 79; S24, 59-66 Garvey, Marcus S24, 59-66 Corbally, Mary. S7, 73 Geehan, Tommy S22, 63-79 Cowan, Andrew S5, 85 Gill, John F. S22, 63-79 Cowan Frederick S5, 85 Gillespie, Paul S21, 98 Cradden, Terry S20, 92 Gorman, Pat. S7, 7-8 'Crutt', Patrick S22, 63-79; S23, 9-10 Gralton, Jimmy. S14, 85-94; S22, 27 Cullen, Denis S22, 128-133 Gray, Malachy Sll, 109-115 Dallas, George S6, 7 Greaves, C.Desmond. S14, 5-16; S15, 104-105; Daly, Miriam S6, 6 S16, 74-75; S20, 111-116 Daly, Sean S16, 4-5 Green, E.R.R. S7, 7 SAOTHARINDEX 87

Hagan, Stclla FitzThomas S 18, 11 Maguire,Liam S17, 76 Hale, Jim S22, 63.-79 Markiewicz, Constance S15, 8 Harkiri, Brendan S21, 12-15; S24, 129-138 Marx, Karl S7, 114; 59, 79-88; S16, 85-90; Higgins, Michael D. S21, 98; S22, 123 S20, 89; S23, 72 Hoey, John Joe S22, 27 Marx Aveling, Eleanor S16, 11-22 Holmes, Andy S24, 129-138·· Mathew, Father S18, 76-77 Horgan, John S13, 54 Mellows, Liam. S14, 75 Hughes, Seamus S 19, 79-80 . Merrigan, Matt S7, 100; S12, 94-106; S15, 77- Ireland, John de Courcy S5, 84-85,; S6, 91; S7,· 78 97; S20, 92; S21, 98; S22, 123 Midgley, Harry SlO, 20-30, 112-113; S12,58- Jackson, T.A. S6, 79-80; SI 5, 104-105 62 Jeffares, George S20, 12-14 Monks, Joe S13, 56-59 Johnson, Thomas S7, 54-62 Moraghan, Val S22, 63-79; S23, 9-10; S24; .15 Johnston, Loftus S22, 63-79 Morris, William S21, lOS-Ill Jones, Mary. Harris (Mother) S23, 65-69 Morrison, William S22, 63-79 Kemmy, Jim S22, 14-18 Morton, A.L. S5, 71-72 Kennedy, Thomas S12, 88-90 Murphy, Con S21, 15-18 Lalor, James Fintan S 17,58-63 Murphy, Mary Ellen S20, 41-51 . Larkin, James. S3, 46; S4, 1-8, 8-15, 15-35,35- Murphy, William Martin S4, 15-35; S23, 75-76 49, 50-54, 54-57, 57-61, 61-62; S6, 7; S8, Murray, Sean S18, 41-53, 97; S19, 13; S22, 63- 74, 93-94, 97-102; S9, 89-99; SI1, 54-56; 79;S23, 79-87; S24, 15 S12, 92; S14, 63-66; S16, 79-80. 118- 129; Norton, William Sll, 27-38; S15, 100; S18, S17, 11-13; SIS, 99,101-106; S21, 83,101- 106-109 107,121-129; S22, 123-125, 128- 133; S23, O'Brien, Thomas S20, 85-87 119; S24, 59-66, 82-83 O'Brien, William (ILAEU) S24, 100-109 Larkin, James Junior S17,. 11-13; S19, 53-6S; O'Brien, William (ITGWU) S9, 48-62; S12, S21, 121-129; S22, 63-79, 124; S23, 103- 88-9 117 6 Cadhain, Mairtfn S19, 123-125 Lawlor, Kit Boy S8, 97-102 O'Casey, Sean S6, 75-76; S9, 73-74; SIO, 93; Lemass, Sean. SlO, 68-75 S20,111-116 Lenihan, Patrick S24, 85-86 O'Connell, Daniel SI, 1-17; SlO, 94-103 Long, Waiter. S14, 102-104 O'Connor, Feargus SIO, 94-103 McCarthy, Charles S12, 5. O'Connor, Peter S21, 83; S24, 13-14 McCarthy, P.H. S23, 65-69 O'Daire, Paddy S17, 141-142 (inside and Mac Coll, Ewan S16, 82 outside back cover); S 18, 15-17 McDonnell, John S9, 110; S 11, 91 O'Donnell, Peadar. S14, 47-58; S19, 41-51 McDonnell, lP. SI, 31-42; S15, 6; S23, 65-69 6 Duinnfn, Eoghan (Downing, Eugene) S7, MacGill, Patrick S9, 100-107 100; S13, 56-59 McGomigle, Stephen S 17, 78-86; S22, 139-152 O'Lehane, Michael S3,33-43 Macgougan, Jack. S14, 111, 113-124; S17, 78- O'Neill, Mattie S17,7-1O 86; S22, 139-152; S24, 11-13 O'Neill, Terence S22, 81-94 McGregor, Liam (Bill) S22, 63-79; S23, 9-10 O'Regan, James S20, 111-116 McGuire, Peter S23, 65-69 O'Reilly, Donal S22, 63-79; S23, 9-10 Mac1ean, John S12, 63-70; S16, 23-33; S19, 85 O'Reilly, Gerald S22, 27 MacMackin, Mairead S23, 9-10 O'Riordan, Michael S13, 56-59 McNulty, Rita S6, 95 0' Shannon, Cathal S 19, 107-109; S24, 89-90 MacSwiney, Terence. S10, 60-67; S24, 59-66 . Parnell, Charles Stewart. S5, 27-38 88 SAOTHARINDEX

Patterson, Sadie S7, 73 Sweeney, Gary S23, 5-7 Prendergast, Jim S22, 63-79 Swift, John SI, 1-6,54-63; S7, 100; Sl1, 70-71; Quill, Mike S8, 24-45; SII, 71-73; S23, 65-69 S15, 7-20; S16, 73 Redmond, Seamus S21, 18-19 Swift, John P. S20, 92 Roberts, Ruaidhrf S12, 5-6; S20, 10 Thompson, E.P. S18, 11-13,86 Robeson, Paul S22, 125 Thompson, William S17, 58-63; S21, 80-81 Robinson, Mary S 16, 82-83 Tone, Theobald Wolfe S23, 71-72 Rose, David S22, 125 Topping, William S17, 76-77 Ryan, Eilfs S21, 129-146 Tormey, Bill S22, 108 Ryan, Frank S7, 71-73; S21, 129-146; S24, 67- Tressell, Robert S9, 75-77; S22, 113-122; S24, 72 80 Ryan, Frank (USA) S22, 27 Turnbull, Tommy S22, III Ryan, Frederick Sl1, 69-70 Tweedy, Hilda S17, 70-71 Samuel, Raphael S22; 18-19 Walsh, Frank S24, 59-66 Sheehy Skeffington, Andree S7, 97 Walshe, Jimmy S23, 10 Sheehy Skeffington, Francis Sl1, 68-69 Walshe, Norah S24, 91-99 Sheehy Skeffington, Hanna S24, 81-84 Watters, Tommy S22, 63-79 Sheehy Skeffington, Owen S 17, 68-69 Wheatley, John S12, 63-70; S15, 82-83 Shelly, Sean S22, 63-79 . Wheeler, Anna S17, 58-63; S21, 80-81 Siegmund-Schultze, Dorothea S22, 19-24 Whelan, Joseph S22, 63-79; S23, 9-10 Sinc1air, Betty. S8; 7-8; S9, 121-132; S22, 63- White, Captain J.R. S9, 77 79 Williams, Gwyn A. S21, 18-19 Spring, Dick S19, 77-79 Young, James D. S13, 62-63

James Larkin and James Connolly in Clarion Cafe, Manchester, 1913: seated, . left to right, /font, row, Alfred A. Purcell (with book), Manchester & Salford'Trades Council (Secretary, 1929-1935), Secretary, National Furniture Trades Association and later MP, Moss Side; Ben Tillett, MP South Salford; Harry Beswick; Donnelly; Larkin, Bob Williams, National Transport Workers' Federation; Big Bill Haywood; Connolly. Stood at the back, Wilcox or Willcocks, Harry Pearce - manager, Clarion Cafe; Tom Forshaw and David Merson, District Official, Ama!(1gamated Society Of Carpenters & Joiners. Stood at the back in the doorway is WilUam Melior, Secretary, Manchester & Salford Trades Council. Some regard Forshaw as Tom Fox, President of the Trades Council, 1913, Secretary of British Labour AYlJalagamation and Manchester City Councillor or Tom Forsyth. Again, some identify Mellor as Robert (Bob) Manson.

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Marine, Port & Irish Seamen & Port Workers' Union General Workers' Union Livestock Section

Irish Seamen & Port Workers' Union Irish Newsvendors' Union

Domestic Workers' Union Cumann Ban Oibre Eireann Irish Womens' Irish Women Workers' Union Suffrage Federation

Conference Badges, Post Office Workers' Union SAOTHARINDEX 91 '

Subject Index - Events, Organisations, Places Actors S 11, 91; S23, 78 . Ballyknockan, County Wicklow S24, 79-80 Agrariari unrest S6, 40-58,119-120; SI2,.75-., .. BandsS24, 17-31 . . . . . t':;" ,.. :. t, .. " ."•• ;:~ "; ,. • ' 76, 76-77 ,.-. . . Banners·SS, 80-83; S20, 98-100, 100-103, 105- Agricultural workers S6, 40-48; S8, 10-23; SlO, 107; S22, 26 76-80, 92; SI1, 39-53, 105-106; S12, 133- Bank workers S5, 39-49; S14, 80 134; S13, 22-31; S16, 73-74; S17, 27-38; Belfast S2, 1-2,2-12, 12-22,22-33; S4, 8-15; S18, 79; S19, 14-25 S8, 64~69, 72-73, 74; S9, 74-75, 75, 121- Amalgamated Society Of Engineers (ASE)S9, 132; SI 0, 20-30, 108-109, 109-111; S 11, 54- 21-32; SI1, 91 56,75-89, 106, 109-115; S13, 59- 60, 110; Amalgamated Society Of Woodworkers (ASW) S14,96-99, 113-124; S15, 39-47, 107; S16, S5,87 67-71; S17, 76-77; S20, 32-40; S21, 84- Amalgamated Transport & General Workers' 85,118; S22, 29-44, 47-61, 125-128, 128- Union (ATGWU) S8, 73; SI1, 109-115; 133; S23, 90-95; S24, 7-10, .11-13, 33-43, S 12, 94-106; S 15, 77-78; S 17, 64-66; S 18, 80-81, 126, 129-138 17-18; S20; 98-100; S22, 26; S24, 129-138 Belfast Trades Council S8, 7-8; S9, 74-75,121- American Association For Recognition Of Irish 132; S 10, 109-111; S 11, 54-56, 106; S 15, Republic S24, 59-66 107; S22, 29-44,125-128,128-133 American Federation Of Labour (AFofL) S24, Bibliography, American, S 17, 118- 1'21; 59-66 . Australian, S8, 115; British S5, 109-110; S6, Anarchism S9, 77 133-134; S7, 133-134; S8, 116~117; SlO, Ancient Order Of Hibernians (AOH) S17, 88- 131-133; SI1, 135-136; S12, 128-130; S16, 97 130-135; German, S7, 134; Irish S3, 44; S5, An t-Eireannach S19, 123-125 97-108; S6, 124-132; S7, 128- 132; S8, 91- Anti-semitism Sll, 69-70 93, 107-114; S9, 139-144; SlO, 123-130; Antrim S13, 109 Sll, 124-134; S12, 107-127; S13, 131-146; Archives S5, 61-64; S16, 2-3; S21, 98-101; S14, 129-142, 143-157; S15, 1 f3-123; S16, S23,89-90 136-143, 144-158; S17, 122-137; S18, 110- Armagh'S15, 39-47; S18, 75 126; S19, 159-172; S20, 122-142;S21, 147- Army S18, 97 170; S22, 153-172; S23, 121-133; S24, 142- Art S6, 75-76; S20, 100-103; S21, 88-89 149; labour law, S17, 112-117; Larkin, S4, Artisans S7, 12-27 57-61; Russian, S2, 62-63; women, S23, Artists, S23, 78 133-144 Association Of Brewery Workers S23, 103-117 Blueshirts S23, 76-78 Association Of Secondary Teachers, Ireland Boot and shoe workers S 16, 81-82 (AST!) SlO, 43-59; S11, 63-66 Bottom Dog S14, 105-107 Assurance Representatives' Organisation Bray S18, 85-86 (ARO) S5, 87; S6, 91 Bray & District Trades Council S18, 85-86 Australia S8, 46-57, 115; S23, 13-22, 95-98; Brewery workers S23, 103-117 S24, 119-123, 129-138 Bricklayers S7, 40-49 Australian Labour Party S8, 46-57 Bristol S21, 118; S24, 80-81 Austria S14, 109-110; S15, 106 British based unions S4, 1-8,8-15; S8, 73,87; Badges S5, 80-82; S7, 83-96; SlO, 136 S9, 21-32; Sl1, 19-26,54-56,91, 109- 115; Bakers S3,1-6; S11, 70-71; S15, 7-20; S16, 73; S12, 94-106; S13, 101, 109; S14, 35-46, Ill, S18,89 113 c I24; S15, 77-78, 79-80; S17, 64-66, 78- Ballads S5, 83; S7, 106-107 86; S18, 17-18,83-85; S20, 98-100; S22, 26, 92 SAOTHARINDEX

108-109,111; S24, 129-138 Commonwealth Labour Party S 10, 20-30, 112- British labour movement S5, 109-110; S6, 133- 113; S12, 58-62; S24, 116 134; S7, 133-134; S8, 91-93, 116-117; S9, Communism S9, 77; SII, 57-62; S14, 83-94; 89-99; SlO, 131-133; Sl1, 19-26, 135-136; S15, 5; S16, 95-111; S18, 41-53, 106- 109; S12, 128-130; S20, 81, 88; S22, 113-122, S19, 13; S20, 85-87; S21, 101-107; S22, 63- 133-134 79, 110-111; S23, 9-10, 79-87; S24, 13"14, British labour movement and Ireland, S4, 1-8, 15, 129-138 35-50; S7, 40-49,114; S9, 89-99,117- 118; Communist Party Of Great Britain S 15, 5; S 17, SlO,11l-112; SU, 91 98-100 British Royal Commission On Historical Communist Party Oflreland (CPI) S9, 77, 121- Manuscripts S24, 117-119 123; SU, 57-62, 109-115; S13, 112- 119; Building workers S7, 28-39, 40-49; S14, 17~32; S14, 83-94; S16, 95-111; S17, 13; S18, 41- SI5,21-38 53; S20, 12-14,85-87; S22, 63-79; S23, lO- Busworkers S8, 73; S9, 110 11,79-87; S24, 13-14 Campaign For Social Justice In Northern Confederation Of Shipbuilding & Engineering Ireland (CSJNI) S 11, 107 Unions S24, 129-138 Canada S24, 7-10,85-86 Confederates S23, 25-30 Cappoquin S24, 79 Congress OfIrish Unions (CIU) S7, 40-49; S16, Carlow S6, 109-117; S16, 4-5 95-111; S19, 3-6, 126-127, 139-144; S20, Carters S4, 8-15; S8, 74; Sll, 54-56 67-71,117-121; S22, 139-152; S24, 89-90 Castlecomer S13, 61; S23, 10-11 Connacht S13, 22-31; S20, 67-71 Catalonia S 10, 60-67 Connerys S20, 82-83 Cattle lords S20, 81-82 Connolly Association S6, 76-77; S14, 5-16 Cavan S19, 41-51 Connolly Column S6, 74-75 Chartism S9, 72-73; SlO, 94-103; S18, 77-78 Conservatism S2, 22-33 Children S17, 100~1O1; SI9,83-84 Convicts S 17, 10 1-102; S20, 82-83 Christian Brothers S 13, 65-66 Co-operatives S 11, 69-70 Church S8, 46-57; S11, 7-18, 69-70; S12, 75- Coopers SlO, 105 76; S13,65-66; S16, 94; S17, 97; S18, 99- Cork S2,39-45; S5, 27-38, 88-89; S7, 108-110; 100,101-106; S20, 95-96; S21, 85-86 S9, 10-19;S10,60-67, 106-108;SII,6;S14, Church Of Ireland S20, 95-96 . 83; S15, 5-7; S17, 73-74; S20, 67-71; S21, Civil servants S 10, 12-19; S 14, 79-80; S 16, 78- 87-88; S23, 76; S24, 17-31 79; S21, 12-15,81-2; S23, 5-7; S24, 72-76 Cork Archives Institute S 10, 106-108 Clann na Gael S24, 59-66 Cork Workers' Club S5, 88-89 Clann na Poblachta S22, 9-11,108; S24, 83-84 Corporatism SI, 54-62 Clansmen S20, 81-82 Craftsmen S20, 67-71; S22, 47-61; S24, 33-43 Clare S5, 65-67; Sl1, 91 Crime S18, 19-34,99-100; S21, 83-84 Class politics S2,22-33; S6, 8-~5, 59-64, 65-71; Cumbria S20, 108-109; S21, 23-38 S8, 46-57, 64-69, 75-85; S9, 120; SlO, 134- Customs Journal S22, 123 135; S14, 2-3; S19, 27-39; S20, 32-40 Customs workers S21, 81-82; S22, 123 Clonmel S20, 98-100; S22, 26 Draughtsmen & Allied Technicians' Clothing workers S7, 107-108; S13, 109; S14, Association (DATA) S 18, 83-85 35-46, 111, 113-124; S17, 78-86; S18, 35- Democratic Alternative S 16,35-47 40; 'S22, 139-152 Democratic Socialist Party S22, 14-18 . Clydeside S19, 85 Derry S7, 107-108; S13, 107-108, 109; S14, 35- Combinations S18, 19-34,99-100 45,111; S16, 11-22,93; S17, 11-13,78-86; CominternS21, 101-107;S22, 110-111 S19, 41-51; S20, 96-97; S22, 139-152 SAOTHARINDEX 93

DeITY Trades Council S19, 41-51; S20, 92, 96- Elections S6, 8-25; Sl7, 115-121; S19, 121-123 97; S22, 139-152 Electricity Supply Board Officers' Association Defenders S18, 75 (ESBOA) S21, 82-83 Diet S15, 87-95 Electronic sources S22, 25; S23, 98-100; S24, Distillery workers S15, 48-56 123-124 Dockers S4, 8-15; S8, 74; S16, 93; S22, 128- Emergency S16, 48-56; S19, 126-127; S21, 39- 133 46,84-85 Domestic servants S7, 10; SII, 106-107; S19, Emigration S 12, 75-76; S 13,22-31; S 14,78-79; 70-74 S16, 73-74, 74-76; S17, 74-75; S19, 80-82; Domestic work S24, 126 S20, 87-88; S23, 13-21 Doncaster Rovers S8, 97-102 Employers S23, 75-76 Donnybrook Fair S13, 7-21 Employment S5, 68-70 Donegal S9, 100-107; S13, 22-31; S19, 41-51; Engineers S9, 20-31; S22, 47-61; S24, 33-43 S21,87-88 Enniskillen, S 15, 57-64 Down S 13, 109 Equality S12, 47-53; S14, 67-70Sl7, 100; S21, Drogheda SS, 90-91; S 11, 19-26 80-81 Drumcondra S8, 97-102 Ethnicity S19, 87-103 Dublin SI, 1-l7, 18-31; S3, 6-14; S4, 15-35; Europe S21 , 61-70, 79-80 S5, 73-79; S6, 8-25, 103, 104-109; S7, 12- European Union S21, 61-70 27,28-39, 73;S8, 73,93-94,97-102;S9,20- Factory Inspectors S 17, 72-73 31, 64-70, 89-99, 119; SlO, 81-87, 90-91, Falls Road S9, 75 91-92,92-93; S11, 92-101; S12, 9-21, 22-33, Famine SI 63-67; S20, 80-81 71-72; S13, 7-21, 60-61, 120- l30; S14, l7- Fascism S18, 106-109; S23, 76-78 32,83-84,99-102,111-112; S15, 21-38, 48- Federated Workers' Union Of Ireland (FWUI) 56; S16, 112-1l7, 118- 129; Sl7, 11-l3, 15- SI9,53-68 26, 71-72, 97, 102; S18, 19-34, 35-40, 95, Federation Of Rural Workers (FRW) SI 1, 39- 99,99-100,101-102; S19, 119-120; S20, 41- 53, 105-106;S12, 133-134;S14, 77-78;S20, 55,97-98; S21, 83-84, 87-88,110-113,118; 93-94 S22, 128-133; S23, 33-44, 79-87, 103-1l7; Feminism SlO, 89-90; Sl7, 58-63, 102-103, S24, 80-81, 82-83 105-111; S19, 70-74; S21, 80-81 Dublin Chamber Of Commerce SlO, 91-92 Fenianism SI 31-42; S5, 27-38; Sl7, 46-52, 52- Dublin Civic Museum S8, 95-96 56,58-63 Dublin Corporation Archives S 14, 99-102 Fermanagh S7, 98; S8, 87; S15, 57-64; S19, 41- Dublin County Council Archives S 18, 95 51 Dublin Labour Party S6, 8-25 Fianna Fail Sl3, 81-88; S14, 4; S16, 48-56; Dublin Metropolitan Police (DMP) S12, 9-21 S22, 101-104 Dublin Trades Council S6, 104-109; S9, 64-70, Film S9, 135-136 119; S12, 71-72; S13, 60-61; S16, 118-129; Fine Gael S18, 81-83; S19, 79-80 S22, 123 Finland Sl3, 108-109; S19, 126 Duluth S19, 129-l39 Firefighters Sll, 92-101 Eastern Europe S16, 2-3 First World War S15, 48-56; S18, 97; S19, 27- Easter Rising S5, 72; S6, 73-74; S7, 106-107; 39 S16, 23-33; S20, 97-98 Flax Dressers' Trade & Benevolent Trade Economy S12, 75-76; Sl3, 61-62; S14, 82-82, Union S22, 29-44 82-83; S 15, 70-75 Flax Roughers & Yarn Spinners' Trade Union Education S13, 65-66; S14, 71-74; S15, 39-47; S22,29-44 S24,84-85 Folklore S6, 7; S7, 9-10; S8, 74; S20, 97-98 94 SAOTHARINDEX

Football S8, 97-102 Free Labour S2,33-39 Internationale Tagung der Historiker (ITH), Friendly Societies S 17, 88-97; S24, 100-109 .. Linz S5, 93; S8, 106; SIO, 13S-136; Sl1, Friends Of Irish Freedom S24, 59-66 138-139; S12, 135-136 Galway SI 63-67; S13, 60-61; S15, 109-112; Ireland - Society & Culture S3, 47; S5, 9S; S22, SI8,93-94: S19, 83-84;S20,67-71; S21, 87- 19-24 88 Irish Actors' Equity Association (lAEA) SS, Galway Workers & General Labourers' Union 95; S23, 78 SI5,109-112 Irish Bakers', Confectioners' & Allied Garment workers S13, 109; S14, 35-46, 111, Workers' Amalagated Union (IBCA WU) 113-124; S17, 78-86; S22, 139-152; S24, 11- S3, 1-6; SS, 86-87; Sll, 70-71; SIS, 7-20; 13 S16,73 Gas workers S17, 74 Irish Bank Officials' Association (IBOA) SS, General Strike (British, 1926) S 11, 19-26 .. 39-49; S14, 80 Germany S7, 134-135; S22, 19-24 Irish in Britain S3, IS-21; S6, 102-103; S7, 12- Guerilla warfare S22, 107 26; S8, 10-23,58-63,71-72, 116-117; SlO, Guilds S3, 6-14; S19, 118-120 81-87,94-103, Ill; SIl, 19-26,67-68,90- Guinness's Brewery S23, 103-117 .92; SI3,22-31, 89-98; SI6,73-74, 130-135; Halle S3, 47; S5, 9S; S22, 19-24 S17, 74-7S, 76;SI8, 77-78, 78;SI9,87-103; Handloom weavers S20, 82 S20, 87-88, 88, 108-109; S21,23-38,39-46 Harland & Wolff S22, 47-61; S24, 33-43 Irish Citizen S 17, 105-111 Health S17, 72; S19, 84; S20, 89; S22, 9-11 Irish Citizen Army S9, 120 Historical materialism S2,S3-61 Irish Congress Of Trade Unions (ICTU) S12, History Workshop S7, 126, 126-127; S22, 18- 94-105;SI6,9S-111;SI9,3-6,53-68,76-77, 19; Dublin, SS, 93-94; S6, 120-121 14S-157; S20, 3-5, 67-71,117-121; S21, 12- Housing Sll; 73-74; S17, 27-38; S23, 74-75; 15,61-70; S22, 81-94,139-152; S24, 11-13, S24,43-58 129-138 Housework S19, 70-74; S24, 126 Irish Democrat S6, 76-77; S14, 5-16 Inchicore S9, 20-31 Irish Foundry Workers' Union S13, 60-61 Industrial archaeology S7, 69-70 Irish Graphical Society (IGS) S9, 111-115 Industrial Relations News & Report S22, 125 Irish Housewives' Association S 17, 70-71 Industrial violence SlO, 112; S14, 63-66; S18, Irish Labour History Society (ILHS) S3, 46; SS, 19-34,99-100 5~6, 84-87; S6, 5-6, 119-120; S7, 4-6, 122- Industrialisation S6, 81-88; S 10, 31-42; S 17, 124, 124-125; S8, 5-6, 103-104, 104~1O5; 72-74; S20, 83-84 S9, 6-8,133-134, 135-136; SlO, 9- 10, 134- Industrial schools S 17, 75; S 19, 83-84 .135,136; S11, 4-5,137-138; S12, 133-134, Insanity S 13, 4S-48 134-135; S16, 7-8; S17, 4-6; S18, 2-6, 8-9; Insurance agents S24, 100-109 S19, 7-8; S20, 7-8,117-121; S21, 7-9; S22, IntelleCtuals S20, 84 7-8; S23, 89-90, 119; S24, 3-5, 139 International S 16, 80-81 Irish Labour History Society Archives SS, 5, International Association Of Labour History 84-88; S6, 90-93; S7, 96-100; S8, 86-87; S9, Institutes (IALHI) S9, 137-138; S12, 136; 108-111;SI0, ]04-106; SII, 90-92; S12, 77- S23,119 78,131-133; S13, 99-101; S14, 9S- 96; SIS, International Brigades S6, .74-75; S 13, 56-59; 97-100; S16, 84-85; S17, 87-88; S18, 87-89; S17, ]41-142; Sl8, 79-81; S20, 85-87; S21, S19, 106-107, 107-109; S20, 91-93;93-94; 83,129-146; S23, 79-87; S24, 13-14,67-72 S21, 97 c 98; S22, 123-125; S23, 89-90 International Institute Of Social History S 12, Irish Labour History Society Museum S14, 95- SAOTHARINDEX 95

96; S15, 97-100; S16, 84-85; Sl7, 87- 88; Jacob's S16, 118-129 S18, 87~89; S19, 106-107; S20, 91-93; S21, Jewish workers S13, 120-130 97-98; S22, 123-125 Journeymen's clubs S3,6-14 Irish Liver Assurance Employees' Union Kells S24, 91-99 (lLAEU) S24, 100-109 Kerry S19, 27-39; S21, 117 Irish Marxist Society S20, 12-14 Kilkenny S13, 61; S21, 87-88; S23, 10-11 Irish Municipal Employees' Trades Union Kilmainham Gaol S21, 110-113 (IMETU) S6, 90; SI 0, 90-91 . Labour Colleges S24, 84-85 Irish National Foresters Sl7, 88-97 Labour COlirt S14, 112; S18, 97; S22, 109; S24, Irish National Teachers' Organisation (INTO) 89-90 S12, 47-52; S16, 94; S19, 41-51 Labour history S5, 2-3; S6, 5-6; S7, 2-4; S8, 3- Irish periodicals S 13, 66 4; S9, 3-5,133-135; SIO, 3-8,11,114- 118, Irish Post Office Engineeering Union (IPOEU) 119-122, 134-135; S11, 2-3; S12, 2-4,131- S20, 5, 9-10 133,133-134; S13, 2-3; S14, 2-3, 59-62, 85- Irish Print Museum S21, 116 94, 103-107; S15, 2-4, 65-69; S16, 2-3, 57- Irish Progressive League S24, 59-60 60, 91-93; Sl7, 2-3; S18, 2-6, 63-74, 86; Irish Republican Army (IRA) S14, 125-128; S19, 3-6,87-103; S21,3-6, 71-77,91-93,98- S20, 56-66; S22, 107; S23, 76; S24, 13-14 101; S22, 3-5, 25, 101-104: S23, 3-4, 98- Irish Shoe & Leather Workers' Union (ISL WU) 100, 100-102; S24, 139-141 S5, 87 Labour journals S9, 9; S11, 116-123; S13, 101- Irish Socialist Republican Party (IS RP) S6, 8- 104; S15, 105-106; S17, 105-111; S18, 95- 25; S12, 22-33; S13, 120-130 96, 101-106; S19, 123-125; S23, 79-87 Irish Trade Union Congress (ITUC) S7, 40-49; Labour law S14, 112; Sl7, 112-118; S18, 19- S12, 94-105; S16; 48-56, 95-111; S19, 3-6, 34,99-100 53-68, 76-77, 126-127, 139-144, 145-157; Labour Opposition S 18, 95-96 S20, 67-71,108,117-121; S21, 12- 15; S22, Labour Party S5, 72; S6, 8-25; S7, 54-61, 115- 81-94,139-152; S23, 47-59; S24, 11-13,89- 121; SlO, 68-75; Sl1, 27-38,107-108; S12, 90 7-8; S13, 5, 54, 54-56,112-119; S16, 48-56; Irish Transport & General Workers' Union S18, 106-109; S19, 77~79, 121- 123, 126- (ITGWU) S3,14-15; S4, 15-35, 35-50, 54- 127; S20, 93-94; S21, 47-59, 98;S22, 9-11, 57; S6, 40-58, 104-108; S8, 73; S9, 48-62, 14-18,25,101-104,108,128- 133, 139-152; 64-70; SlO, 92-93; SI1, 101-103, 107; S12, S24, 11-13, 13-14,83-84 78-85, 88-89, 92, 92-93; S13, 60-61, 109; Labour Party (British) S9, 1l7-118; SlO, 88-89; S14,35-45; S15, 109-112;SI6,48-56, 118- S20, 88 129; SI7,78-80; S18, 85, 88-89; SI9,27-39, Land S6, 40-48, 119-120; S8, 70; S 10, 76-80, 41-51,79,79-80,107-109; S20, 41-55; S21, 92; Sl1, 39-53, 105-106; S12, 74-75,75-76, 1l7; S22, 25,139-152; S24, 82-83, 89-90 133-134; S13, 22-31; S14, 77-78; S18, 79; Irish Union Of Distributive Workers & Clerks S19, 14-25; S20, 17-31 (mDWC) S3, 33-44 Land League S6, 119-120; S8, 70; SIO,76-80; Irish Wheelchair Association Sl7, 76 S20, l7-31 Irish Women Workers' Union (IWWU) S13, Lancashire S3,15-21 32-44; S14, 67-70; Sl7, 102-103, 105- 111 Language S7, 62-68,126-127 Irish Women's Suffrage Movement S12, 53-57; Larkinism S4, 15-35, 35-50, 54-57; S9, 89-99; Sl7, 102-103, 105-111 S19, 53-68; S21, 83 Irish Worker S6, 104-108; SIO, 93; S12, 92; Leitrim S14, 85-94 S18,101-106 Lenin School S22, 63-79; S23, 9-10; S24, 15 Irish Workers' Club S22, 27 Liberator S18, 101-106 96 SAOTHARINDEX

Limerick S2, 45-53; S5, 6-7; S15, 105-106; Meany Memorial Archives S22, 135-136; S23, 11 S16, 76-77; S21, 117; S22, 14-18; S23, 90; Meath S 10, 92 S24, 139 Mechanics' Institutes S13, 109; S15, 39-47 Limerick Regional Archives S23, 90 Meitheal S8, 74 Limerick Soviet S2,45-53; S5, 6-7; S16, 76-77; Migratory workers S8, 10-23; S9, 100-107; S24, 139 S13, 22-31, 45-48; S16, 73-74; S22, 137; Lincolnshire S8, 10-23 S24, 33-43, 45-58, 79, 85-86,119-123 Linen drapers S3,33-44 Mining S6, 121-122; S9, 10-19; S11, 6; S13, Linenhall Library S22, 128-133 61; S14, 83; S15, 84; S22, 111; S23, 10- 11 Linen workers S2,12-22; S17, 76-77; S20, 82; Modernisation S6, 81-88: S7, 70; S1O, 31-42, S22,29-44 68-75; S15, 2-4, 70-76; S20, 83-84 Literature S9, 75-77, 100-107; S22, 113-122; Modern Records Centre S5, 68; S13, 105-106 S24, 80, 81 Molly Maguires S23, 65-69 Liverpool S4, 1-8; S8, 104-105; SlO, 81-87; Monaghan S 19, 41-51 S24, 126 Mondism S20, 15 Llafur, Welsh Labour History Society S5, 95- Moscow S22, 63-79 96; S6, 121-122; S7, 125-126; S8, 105- 106; Museums S14, L07-109 S9, 136-137; SI2,73-74 Nationalism S5, 50-55; S6, 59-64, 65-71; S8, Local elections, Dublin S6, 8-25; S7, 12-27 75-85; S 10, 88-89; S 12, 53-57, 63-70; S 13, Local Government & Public Services Union 63-65,65-66;SI5,70-76,82-83;S16,23-34; (LGPSU) S24, 72-76 61-66; S17, 58-63; S24, 17-31 Lock-out 1913, S4, 15-35,35-50; S6, 104-108; National Archives S6, 93-99; S17, 88-97; S19, S8, 93-94; S9, 89-99S 10, 92-93; S 16, 118- 109-114,115-118 129; S18, 99, 101-106; S20, 41-55; S22, National Council of Labour Colleges (NCLC) 128-133 S14, 113-124; S16, 95-111; S24, 11-13,84- London S6, 102-1 03S8, 58-63 85 Longford S7, 98; S8, 87 National Free Labour Association S2,33-39 Loyalism S8, 70-74; S19, 77; S20, 84 National Labour Party S24, 83-84 Lurgan S22, 29-44; S23, 10-11 Nationalist Party S22, 139-152 Lurgan Hemmers & Veiners' Trade Union S22, National Library Of Ireland S3, 14-15; S8, 87- 29-44 91; S13, 101-104; S19, 118 Magdalens S20, 41-55 National Maritime Museum S 11, 104-105 Manchester S17, 76 National Museum Of Labour History S6, 99- Manufacturing, Science, Finance (MSF) S18, 101; S19, 120-121; S21, 113-114 83-85 National Question S9, 79-88; SI 0, 88-89; S 12, Marine, Port & General Workers' Union 63-67; S13, 63-65; S16, 35-47; S24, 59-66 (MPGWU) S18, 87-88; S21, 18-19 National Union Of Dock Labourers (NUDL) Mariners S 11, 104-105; S 15, 79-80 S4, 1-8,8-15; Sll, 54-56 Marriage Bar S12, 47-53 National Union Of Public Employees (NUPE) Marxism S5, 50-55; S6, 59-64, 65-71; S7, 50- S17,92 54, 114; S9, 79c88; S11, 116-123; S13, 62- National Union Of Seamen (NUS) S15, 79-80 63, 63-65, 112-119; S15, 2-4, 70-76; S16, National Union Of Sheet Metal Workers, 61-66; S17, 97-98, 98-99; S19, 13; S23, 9- Coppersmiths, Heating & Domestic 10,72 Engineers S6, 99-10 I; S-16, 95-111 May Day S5; 73-80; S13, 60-61; S24, 140 National Union Of Tailor & Garment Workers Maynooth S20, 89 (NUTGWU) S13, 109; S14, 35-46, -Ill, Mayo S13, 22-31; S20, 67-71 113-124; S17, 78-86; S22, 139-152; S24, 11- SAOTHARINDEX 97

13 Peep O'Day Boys S18, 75 New Unionism S16, 11-22 , People's College S20, 109 New working class S6, 81-88; S 10, 31-42 People's history S7, 62-68 Newry SlO, 92 Philadelphia S 17, 40-45 New South Wales S24, 119-123 Photographs S6, 89; S16, 93; S19, 121; S20, New York S8, 24-41 103 Nordic labour S17, 99-101 Picture postcards S22, 128-133 North Inner City Folklore Project S20, 97-98 Plasterers S7, 40-49; S9, 109 Northern Ireland S6, 89; S7, 69-70, 100-106; Police S12, 9-21; S15, 84-85; S21, 83-84; S23, S 12, 35-46, 58-62, 85-88; S 14, 81-82, 110- 33-44 111;SI5,57-64SI6,35-47,95-111;S17,72, Politics S7, 12-27; S12, 72-73; S13, 49-53; S14, 73,101; S18, 95-96; S19, 76-77, 77, 84-85, 81-82; S15, 70-75; S19, 82-83 145-157; S20, 3-5, 32-40, 82, 84; S21, 12- Poor Sl1, 67-68; S13, 45-48; S20, 17-31 15,47-59,71-77,84-85; S22, 29-44,81-94, Popular,culture S24, 17-31 125-128; S24, 125, 125-126 Postal & Telecommunications Workers' Union Northern Ireland Committee (NIC) S19, 76-77, (PTWU) S15, 100; S20, 5, 9-10 145-157; S20, 3-5, 117-121; S21, 12- 15; , Pound (Belfast) S24, 126 S22, 81-94, 139-152; S24, 129-138 Poverty of theory debate S7, 62-68 Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association Power, John & Son S15, 48-56 (NICRA) S16, 77-78; S17, 13; S22, 123- Prevention Of Violence Act S 14, 125-128 125,139-152 Preventive Staff Association S21, 81-82 Northern Ireland Labour Party (NILP) SlO, 19- Printers S9, 111-115; S15, 85-86; S21, 116 30, 112-113; S12, 58-62; S13, 100- 101; Protest S IS, 84-85 S16, 35-47; S19, 76-77; S21, 47-59; S22, Protestants S7, 12-27; S13, 68-80; S17, 101- 137,139-152; S24, 7-10,11-13,116 102; S21, 23-38 Northern Ireland Public Service Alliance Public Record Office (London) S21, 114-116 (NIPS A) SlO, 12-18; S21, 12-15; S24, 72-76 Public Record Office Of Northern Ireland North West Archive S13, 107-108 (PRONI) S6,7; S7, 100-106; S14, 96-99; North West Labour History Society S8, 104- S19, 115;S24, 116 105 Public Service Executive Union (PSEU) S14, Norway S20, 105-107 79-80; S 16, 78-79; S21, 81-82 Nursing S19, 84; S20, 89 Public servants S10, 12-18; S14, 79-80; S16, Offaly S15, 103 78-79; S21, 12-15, 81-82,82-83; S23, 5-6; Ombudsman S22, 139-152 S24,72-76 Operative Plasterers & Allied Trades' Society Race S19, 87-103 (OPATSI) S7, 40-49; S9, 109 Radicalism S15, 70-76, 107-108; S17, 58-62; Oral history S6, 109-117; S9, 121-132; Sl1, S18, 19-34,75,75-76,86,99-100; S20, 72- 109-115; SI2,94-106; S13, 59-60, 112- 119; 78; S22, 97-101; S23, 13-22,25-30,71-72 S14, 113-124; S16, 95-111; S23, 103-117 Ragged Trousered Philanthropists S9, 75-77; Orange Order S 18, 75, 92-93; S21, 23-38 S22, 113-122; S24, 81 Outdoor Relief S8, 72-73 Ralahine S 11, 60-70 Pacifism S 11, 68-69; S 17, 68-69 Railway workers S2,33-39, 39-45; SS, 9-27; S9, Packing case makers S9, 105 21-32; S22, 108-109 Painters S7, 28-39, 40-49; S22, 113-122 Red Flag S24, 86-87, 91-99 Parnellism SS, 27-38; S24, 17-31 Registry Of Friendly Societies S 11, 92-10 1; Peasants SIO, 76-80; S12, 75-76, 76-77, 133- S12, 85-88; S13, 5-6; S17, 88-97; S19, 115- 134 118; S20, 15 98 SAOTHARINDEX

Regular Operative House Painters' Trade S24,33-43 Union (ROHPTU) S7, 28-39 Shirt industry S7, 107-108; S14, 35-46, Ill, Religion S12, 75-76; S13, 68-80; S21, ,23-38, 113-124' 85-86; S24, 126 Shop Stewards S 11, 109-115 Republicanism S5, 50-55; S7, 71-72, 72-73; Sinn F6in S5, 72S7, 70-71; S11, 69-70 SI I, 57-66; S12, 53-57, 63-70;SI4, 47- 58; Sligo S13, 22-31; S20, 67-71 S15, 70-75, 107-108; S19, 13,41-51; S20, Social control S13, 7-21, 68-80 56-66, 72-78; S21, 129-146; S22, 97- 101, Social Democratic Federation (SDF) S 12, 22- 107; S23, 76 33; S13, 120-130 Rerum Novarum S21, 85-86 Social Democratic & Labour Party (SDLP) Revisionism S21, 71-77 S19,76-77 Revolution S5, 65-67; S7, 50-53; S 14, 2-3, 63- Socialism SI 31-42; S6, 59-64, 65-71, 78-79; 66, 75, 80-82; S22, 97-101, 101-104, 107; SII, 69-70; S12, 22-33, 63-70; S13, 49- 53, S23, 13-22,25-30, 113-122; S24, 139 62-63; SI4,47-58, 75-77, 110-111,113-124; Revolutionary Workers' Groups (RWG) Sll, S15, 70-75, 82-83, 107-108; S16, 23-33, 35- 57-62; S14, 85-94; S18, 41-54; S24, 13-14 47,48-56,61-66; S17, 11-13,58-63,69-70,

Rights Commissioner S21, 15-18 101; S20, 32-40, 72 7 78; S21, 79-80, 91-95; Rioting S17, 14-26; S18, 19-34; S20, 32-40; S22, iOl-104, 139-152; S23, 61-65 S24,17-31 Socialism and nationalism S5,50-55; S7, 50-54, Rising S7, 106-107 70-71; S8, 75-85; S12, 63~70; S13, 62-63, Roscommon S13, 22-33; S20, 67-71 89-98; S 14,47-58,85-94; S15. 70-75, 82-83; Royal Irish Academy S 18, 89-92 S16, 23-32, 35-47, 61-66, 67- 71; S18, 41- Royal Liver S24, 100-109 54,58-61; S20, 56-66; S22, 101-4, 139-152; Rural housing S 11, 73-74; S 17, 27-38 S23,61-65 Russia S2, 62-63; S22, 63-79, 110-111 . Socialist Labor Party Of North America S3, 21- Sandy Row S24, 126 33 Sanitary Inspectors S24, 45-58 Socialist Labour Party S22, 9-11 Saor Eire S20, 56-66 Socialist Party Of Ireland (SPI) S 12, 22-33; Saothar S22, 3-5 S13,120-130 Saothar (meaning of) S7, 9 Socialist Party Of Northern Ireland (SPNI) S 14, Scotland S5, 61-64; S6, 76-78, 121-122;. S8, 113-124; S24, 11-13 103-104; S9, 100-107; SI2, 73-74; S13, 61- Society For The Study Of Labour History S6, 62, 62-63, 89-98; S16, 23-33, 73-74; S17, 123 74-75; S18, 55-61, 99-100; S19, 85; S22, Songs S5, 80-83; S24, 86-87, 90-99 137; S24,43-58, 79 Soviets S2, 45-53; S5, 6-7; S6, 79; S 16, 76-77 Scottish Labour History Society S5, 61-64; S6, Spain SlO, 60-67; S18, 79-81; S23, 79-87 121-122;SI2,73-74 Spalpeens S16, 73-74 Seamen S11, 104-105; S15, 79-80 Spanish Civil War S5, 94-95; S6, 74-75; S7, 71- Seamstresses S 18, 35-40 72; S13, 56-59; S17, 141-142; S18, 79-81; Second World War S23, 103-117 S20, 85-87; S21, 83;.S23, 79-87; S24, 13-14, Secularism S15, 7-20; S16, 73 67-71 Sectarianism S7, 12-27; S8, 64-69; SIO, 81-87; Stalinism S18, 41-54, 97 S15, 7-20; S21,23-38 State S12, 35-46; S17, 2-3, 69-70; S18, 18,77- Services, Industrial, Professional & Technical 78,97-98 Union (SIPTU) S18, 88-89; S21, 98 State Library of New South Wales S24, 119- Shankill S6, 89 123. Shipyards Sl1, 109-115; S13, 110; S22, 47-61; Stepaside S 16, 112-117 SAOTHARINDEX 99

Stonecutters S 16, 112-117; S24, 79-80 S19, 118-120· Strikes banks, S5, 39-49; S6, 26-39; Belfast, S2, Trades Councils S5, 67-68; S9, 74-74, 119; 12-22; S4, 8-15; Sl1, 54-56; S22, 29-44; SlO, 109-11; S12, 71-72,134-135; S13, 60- Cork, S2, 39-44; Dublin, S4, 15-35, 35-50; 61; S15, 57-64, 78c79, 107; S18, 85-86; S20, S9, 89-90; SlO, 92-93; S16, 118- 129; S18, 92,96-97 99, 101-106; S20, 41-55; engineers, S9, 21- Trades Union Congress (TUC) S6, 104~1O8; 32; linen workers S2,12-22; S22, 29-44; S9, 115-117; S22, 133-134; S24, 11-13, 15, Limerick, S2,45-53; S6, 6-7, 79; S19, 76-77; 84-85,129-138 Lurgan, 29-44; police, S23, 33-44: rail Tram workers S8, 73 workers, S2,33~39, 39-45; rural workers, S6, Transport Salaried Staffs' Association (TSSA) 40-58; Sl1, 27-38; Teachers, SIO, 43-59; S22, 108-109 Waterford, S6, 40-58;WexfordSI3, 60-61,; Transport Workers' Union Of America (TWU) S18, 85 S8, 24-45; Sl1, 71-73; S15, 80-82 Suffrage S7, 70-71; S9, 32-47; S12, 53-57; S17, Transportation S 17, 10 1-102; S20, 82-83 102-103, 105-111; S24, 81-82 Trotskyism Sll, 109-115, 116-123 Sugar Company S6, 109-117 Truth S19, 129-139 Sweden S7, 111-112; S9, 118-119 Tuberculosis S22, 9-11 Syndicalism S9, 64-70; S10, 112; S14, 63-66 . Tullamore S 15; 103 Tamiment Institute S22, 134-135 Tyneside S22, 111 Tattie hokers S9, 100-107; S16, 73-74; S22, Tyrone S19, 41-51 137; S24, 45-58 Ulster S5, 50-55; S8, 62; S 12, 35-46; S24, 125- TASS S18, 83-85 126 Tax officials S 14, 79-80 Ulster Folk & Transport Museum SI 0, 108-109 Teachers S 10, 43-59; S 11, 63-66; S 12, 35-46, Ulster Museum S23, 90-95 47-53; S13, 65-66; S16, 94; S24, 72-76 Ulster Teachers' Union (UTU) S12, 35-46 Teachers, Union Of Ireland (TU!) SlO, 105- Unemployment S8, 72-73;S13, 109; S14, 78~ 106; S24, 72-76 79; S17, 15-26; S20, 32-40; S21, 39-46 Teaching S7, 107-108; SlO, 114-118; S14, 71- Unionism S5, 50-55; S6, 59-64, 65-71; S8, 64- 74, 105-107; S15, 105-106; S19, 83- 84; 69; S 13, 110; S22, 81-94, 139-152 . S20, 103-104; S23, 100-102 Unionist Party S22, 81-94,139-152 Technical education S13, 60-61; S15, 39-47 United Irish League of America S24,59-66 Television S 16, 91-93 United Irishmen S22, 97~101; S23, 13-22, 71- Temperance S18, 76-77 72 Textile Operatives Society Of Ireland S22, 29- United States, Irish labour in SI 42-53; S3,21- 44 33; S8, 9, 24-45; S11, 71-73; S17, 40- 45, Thetis experiment S17, 141-142; S18, 15-17 118-121; S19, 80-82, 87-103, 129-139; S20, Tipperary S21, 87-88; S22, 25, 26 87-88; Larkin in, S4, 50-54; S8, 24- 45; S21, Tolpuddle S2,2-12 86-87; S22, 27, 134-135, 135-136; S23, 65 c Tontines S 17, 88-97 69; S24, 59-66, 140-141 Town tenants S20, 17-31 Universal Negro Improvement Association Trade union badges S7, 83-96 S24,59-66 Trade unionism S5, 56-60; S7, 70; S 12, 73, Vocational Organisation SI 54-63 131-133; S13, 101-104; S14, 59-62, 110- Wage rates S14, 17-34; S15, 21-38; S24, 33-43 111,111; S15, 65-69; S19, 3-6, 53-68; S20, Wagner Labor Archives S22, 134-135 3-5,67-71,85,88, 117-121; S24, 125 Wales S5, 95-96; S7, 125-126; S9, 136-137; Trades SI 1-17, 18-30; S2, 2-12; S3, 6-14; S5, S12, 73-74; S15, 84; S21, 19-21 27-37; S7, 12-27; Sl1, 75-89; S15, 21- 38; War Of Independence SlO, 60-67; S22, 107 100 SAOTHARINDEX

Waterford S6, 40-58; S9, 10-19; S15, 78-79, 103-117, 133-144; S24, 81-82, 125, 125- 101-102;SI9,139-144;S20,82-83;S21,83, 126, 126 87-88; S24, 13-14,79,111-116 Women's Trade Union League S22, 29-44 Waterford City Archives S24, 111-116 Woodworkers S7, 40-49; SlO, 104-105 Wexford S13, 60-61; S18, 85; S21, 87-88; S22, Worker S23, 79-87 97-101 Worker education S12, 5-6; S18, 89; S19, 79; Whiteboys S1O, 76-80 S20, 109; S24, 84-85 White collar workers S5, 39-49; SW, 12-19; Workers' Union OfIreland (WUI) S11, 92-101; S14, 79-80, 80; S18, 83-85; S21, 82-83, 83- S19, 53-68; S22, 63-79, 124; S23, 103-117; 84;S22, 108-109;S23,4-6;S24, 72-76,100- S24, 82-83, 100-109 109 Working class S6, 81-88; S7, 12-27, 123-125; Whitleyism SI 0, 12-19 S8, 75-85; SlO, 31-42; Sll, 75-89; S13, 81- Wicklow S9, 10-19; S18, 85-86; S21, 87-88; 88; S15, 87-95; S16, 79-80; S21, 79-80, 91- S24,79-80 95; S22, 101-104 Women S6, 72-73; S7, 74-82, 124-125; S9, 32- Working Class Movement Library S8, 94-95; 47, 121-132, 136-137; S1O, 89-90, 93; SIl, S15, 104-105; S16, 85-90; S22, 12-14 137-138; S12, 47-52, 53-57; S13, 5, 32-44, Workman & Clark S24, 33-43 109; S14, 35-46, 67-70, 71-74, Ill; S15, 83, World Association Of Centres For Historical & 107; S16, 118-129; S17, 58-63, 70-71, 71- Social Studies Of The Labour Movement, 72,73,100, 101-102, 105- Ill; S18, 35-40; Mexico S5, 92-93; S6, 118-119; S8, 106 S19, 70-74, 79, 109-114; S20, 41-54, 85, Young Irelanders S23, 25-30 108; S21, 80-81; S22, 29-44; S23, 47-59, York SII, 67-68 SAOTHARINDEX 101

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Labour Party handbills 102 SAOTHARINDEX

Index Of Contributors Andrighetti, Jim S24, -119-123 Campbell, John S 17, 88-97 Adams, J.R.R. S15, 85-86 Caro lan, Mary S11, 101-1 03 Allen, Kieran S16, 48-56; S17, 69-70 Carr, Mary S20, 93-94 Arthur, Paul S16, 77-78 Casey, Anne S18, 93-94 Anderson, Bill S23, 61-65 Casey, Tom S24, 86-87 Anderson, Brian S7, 70; S 18, 83-85 Chambers, John S 19, 83-84 Augusteijn, Joost S23, 76 Christine, Kenny S 13, 62-63 Barber, Sarah S8, 10-23 Clancy, Mary S16, 82-83; S18, 93-94; S24, 140 Barr, Andrew S 16, 95-111 Cl ark, Dennis S 17, 40-45 Barrett, James R. S20, II Clark, Mary S14, 99-102 Barry, Ann SIO, 106-108 Clarke, Derek S8, 74 Barry, Michael S21, 88-89 Clear, Caitrfona S24, 81-82, 126 Bartlett, Thomas S18, 75-76 Clendinning, K.M. S23, 11 Beaumont, Caitrfona A. S 17, 100 Coates, Christine S9, 115-117; S24, 15 Bederida, Fran~ois S 14, 63-66 Cochrane, Nigel S12, 9-21; S15, 84-85;S21, Be1chem, John S24, 79 83-84 Bell, Desmond S16, 91-93 Cody,·Seamus SS, 67-68, 73-79; S9, 119 Bell, Jonathan S9, 100-107; S10, 108-109; Sl1, Coker, Fred S9, 135-136 73-74; S13, 59-60; S20, 82 Collins, Brenda Sll, 67-68 Bell, Michael S16, 81-82 Collins, Neil S18, 78 Bergin, Paddy S6, 79-80, 109-117; S7, 72-72; Collins, Peter S12, 13S-136; S15, 107; S16, 67- SI0,93; SI2,5-6; S14, 77-78 71; S24, 129-138 Bird, Stephen S9, 117-118; S19, 120-121 Comerford, R.V. S17, 52-57 Biease, Billy S19, 145-158 Conneely, Martin S12, 71-72 Biomster, Pontus S19, 126 Connolly, Ross M. S20, 15; S24, 79-80 Bowler, Stephen S18, 41-54, 97 Coolahan, John S 10,43-59 Boyd, Andrew S 18, 95-96; S20, 15; S24, 15, Corcoran, Moira SS, 90-91 91-99 Corcoran, Sean SS, 80-83 Boyle, Emily S2, 12-22; S17, 77 Coughlan, Anthony S6, 78-79; S14, 5-15; SlS, Boyle, J.W. S14, 59-62; S15, 6 5;S20, 111-116; S22, 19-24 Bradley, Daniel G. Sl1, 39-53,105-106 Cowman, Des S9, 10-19; SI1, 6; S21, 87-88 Brady, Pat S20, 89 Cox, Hugh SIO, 90-91; S22, 109 Brindley, Romin S17, 141-142 (inside and Cradden, Terry SII, 54-S6; S16, 35-47; S19, outside back cover) 145-157; S21, 12-15; S23, 47-59 Breatnach, Niamh S16, 81 Crawford, E. Margaret S 15, 87-95 Brown, K.D. S5, 56-60; S18, 77-78 Crawford, W.H. S6, 89; S 14, 110-111 Bruen, Gerald S 16, 93-94 Crean, Tom S17, 74 Brundage, David S24, 59-66 Crean, Thomas Neilan (Tom) S19, 27-40; S21, Burke, Eimear S17, 100 117;S23, 3-4, 78; S24, 82-83 Burnside, Sam S 12, 73 Cronin, Fintan, S7, 112-113 Cahill, LiamS6, 79 Cronin, Sean S3, 21-33 Callan, Charles S7, 7, 28-39; S9, 75-77; S14, Crossey, Ciaran S22,125-128 83-84; S16, 7-8; S17, 4-6; S18, 8-9; S19, 7- Crowe, Catrfona S 19, 109-115 8; S20, 7-8; S21, 7-9; S22, 7-8, 113~122; Cullen, Charles S20, 100-103 S24, 3-5, 81 Cullen, Paul S6, 119-120, 123; S7, 111-112; S8, SAOTHARINDEX 103

5-7; S9, 6-8; S16, 78-79 Emmons, David M. S23, 65-69 Cullinan, Monica S23, 133-144 English, Richard S14, 47-58; S15, 107-108 Cunningham, Bemadette S13, 66 Evans, Mary S9, 136-137 Cunningham, John (F) S12, 134-135; S15, 10.9- Falloon, Brian S8, 70 112 Fanning, Eddie S14, 79-80 Curtin, Chris S 10, 76-84 Farrell, Brian S2, 61-62; S 12, 72-73 Dallas, K.G. S6, 7 Farrell, Michael S5, 7-8 Daly, Mary E. S7, 74-82; S19, 70-74 Feely, Jo-Ann S17, 70-71, 73 Da1y, Miriam S2, 1-2 Finlay, Andrew S12, 131-133; S14, 111; S17, Daly, Sean S13, 60-61 78-86; S20, 84 D'Arcy, Fergus A. S8, 58-63; S13, 7-21; S14, Finlay, Ian S 18, 97 17-32; S15, 21-38; S17, 14-26; S23, 33~44 Fitzpatrick, Claire S 18, 97-98 Davies, Sam S 10, 131-133 Fitzpatrick, David S6, 26-39 Davin, Anna S6, 70-71 Flynn, Mary E. S14, 143-157; S16, 144-158 Davis, Graham S16, 130-135 Folley, Terence S5, 94-95; SlO, 60-67 Davis, Mary S20, 117-121 Foster, John S15, 65-69 Deasy, Joe S7, 122-124; S13. 54-56, 112-119; Fokler, Simon S21, 114-116 S15, 5; S18, 11-13; S19, 77-79; S20, 12-14; Francis, Hywel S5, 95-96; S6, 74-75; S 15, 78- S21, 18-19,121-128; S22, 9-11; S23, 119; 79 S24,139 Freeman, Joshua B. S8, 24-45 Deighan, Joe S8, 7-80 Frow, Edmund S16, 85-90; S18,11; S21, 108- Dermody, Tony S19, 121-123; S22, 108-109 110 Desmond, Barry S18, 81-83 Frow, Ruth S16, 85-90; S18, 11; S21, 108-110 Devine, Francis S2, 33-39; S3, 43-44, 46; S4, Gannon, Jack S5, 93-94 iii; S5, 1-3,61-64,70-71, 88-89, 109- 110; Geoghehan, Vincent S 18, 106-109 S6, 2-4, 77-78,109-117, 118-119, 123, 133- Geraghty, Des S21, 15-18 134; S7, 2-4, 83-96,133-134; S8, 2-4, 91-93; Geraghty, Hugh S9, 20-31 S9, 2-5, 137-138; S1O, 3-8; Sl1, 2-3, 92- Gihbons, LukeS14, 85-94 101; S12, 2-4, 73-74,94-106;S13,2-3,4,5- Gilmore, Kevin S20, 103-104 6,61; S14, 2-3, 83,107-109,113-124; S15, Ginsborg, Paul S9, 77 2-4,7-20; S16, 2-3. 4-5, 93-111; S17, 2-3, 7- Girvin, Brian SlO, 31-42 9, 99-100; S 18, 2-6; S 19, 3-6, 115, 115-118, Goldring, Maurice S7, 50-53 118-120; S20, 3-5, 9-10, 88; S21, 3-6,11-12, Goodwillie, John S8, 105-106; Sl1, 116-124 19-21; S22, 3-5,12-14,14-18,139-152; S23, Gorman, John S5, 80-83 5-7, 10, 133-144; S24, 8-10, 11-13, 91-99, Granville, Gary SlO, 114-118; S14, 105-107 100-109 Grattan, Alan S 17, 10 1 Dillon, Eoin S18, 86 Gray, John S12, 58-62 Donovan, Roy S20, 108 Gray, Jonathan' S12, 92 Donnelly, Brian S9, 111-115 Gray, Malachy S 11, 109-115 Donnelly, Edna S10, 12-18 Greiff, Mats S22, 29A4 Dooley, Thomas P. S18,97 Grimes, Tommy S24, 91-99 Downing, Eugene S18, 15; S23, 9 Guckian, Des S8, 93-94 Doyle, David SI, 42-53 Halvorsen, Solveig S20, 105-107 Doy1e, Mel S2, 2-12; S3, 6-14 Hammill, Jonathan S20, 56-66 Duffy, Seamus S. S13, 109; S15, 39-47 Hannigan, Ken S6, 93-99; S7, 40-49; Sl1, 69- Duffy, Terry S14, 80-81 79; S17, 68-69 Eager, Clare A. S15, 107; S17, 72-73; S19, 84 Harding, Keith SlO, 111-112 104 SAOTHARINDEX

Harris, Mary S21, 84-85 Kanya-Forstner, M. S24, 126 Harkin, Michael S13, 107-108 Keab1e, Ken S21, 83; S24, 13-14 Hayes, Declan S 11, 106 Kearns, Rae S21, 116-117 Hazelkorn, Ellen S5, 3-4; S6, 3-6; S7, 6-7; 114; Kearns, Seamus S22, 128-133 S9, 89-99; S13, 32-44; S21, 80-81 Keating, Carla (King, Carla) SI 0, 119-122; Healy, Liam S17, 76 SI4,67-70 Hearn, Mary M. S7, 10; S11, 106-107 Kedward, Rod S7, 126-127 Heatley, Fred S9, 75 Kiernan, Eugene S 11, 19-26 Heffer, Eric S. SlO, 88-89 Kelly, Doris S7, 125-126 Hempton, David S 13, 68-80 Kelly, Sean S20, 98-100; S22, 26 Henry, Brian S18, 19-34,98-99 Kemmy, James S2, 45-52 Higgins Michael D. SlO, 68-75 Kenny, Bob Sll, 107; S12, 78-88 Hill, Jacqueline R. S7, 12-27 Keogh, Dermot S3, 33-43; S4, 15-34; S7, 71- Hill, Myrtle S13, 68-80; S24, 80-81 72; S23, 75-76 Hirst, C. J: S24, 126 Kilmurray, Evanne Sll, 107; S13, 112-119 Hobsbawm, Eric (EJ.) S8, 75-85 Kinealy, Christine S12, 74-75 Hoerder, Dirk S9, 9 King, Carla (Keating, Carla) SlO, 119-122; Hoffmann, John S2, 53-61 S14,67-70 Hogenkamp, Bert S7, 122-124 King, Francis S 17, 98-99 Holloway, Pen elope J. S20, 101; S23, 47-59 Kloosterman, Jaap S12, 90-92 Holmes, Colin S14, 125-128 Kosaki, Takashi S23, 25-31 Holmes, Erskine S 19, 84-85 Laaksovirta, Simo S 13, 108-109 Holmes, Heather S22, 137; S24, 45-58 Lacey, Brian S20, 96-97 Holohan, Patrick SI, 1-17 Lammey, David S14, 96-99 Horne, John S5, 1-3,71-72; S6, 2-4,109-117; Lane, Fintan S24, 17-31 S7, 2-4; S8, 2-4, 71-72; S12, 5; S16, 57-60 Lane, Pactraig G. S19, 14-26 Howell, David S 13, 63-65; S 18, 63-74 Larragy, Joe S13, 49-53 Hudelson, Richard S 19, 129-139 Leckey, Joseph J, S2, 39-45 Hume, John R. S7, 69-70 Lee, Andrew H. S22, 134-135 Humphrey, Pauline S21, 83 Lee, Joseph S5, 9-26; S6, 59-64 Hunter, Jennifer S17, 87-88; S18, 87-89; S19, Logue, Ken S 13, 61-62 106-107; S20, 91-93; S21, 97-98; S22, 123- Lohan, Rena S 17, 10 I-I 02 125 Loughlin, James S17, 74-75 Hunter, Dick S24, 11-13 Lowe, W.J. S3, 15-20 Hutton, Sean S6, 120-121; S9, 72-73; SlO, 11; Lunn. K.D. S8, 117 S16, 74-76; S22, 18-19 Lynch, John S21, 118; S22, 47-61; S24, 33-43 Hynes, Christine (Tina) S18, 35-40, 95 Lyne, Gerard J. S8, 87-91; S19, 118 Ireland, John de Courcy SII, 104-105; S15, 79- Lysaght, D.R. O'Connor S5, 6-7; S9, 48-62; S9, 80; S17, 11-13; S21, 83 120; S16, 76-77; S19, 85; S22, 25; S24, 139 Jackson, Pete S23, 79-87 McAdam, John S21, 82-83 Jamison, Joe S22, 27 McAteer, Shane S 16, 11-22 Jaspe, Alvaro S20, 85-87 McCabe, Anton S19, 41-52; S23, 72 John, Angela V. S20, 85 McCaffrey, Patricia S 16, 1 18-129 Johnson, D.S. S20, 80-81 McCarthy, Charles S4, 54-56; S7, 115-121 Johnston, Roy S12, 63-70 McCarthy, Terry S7, 126 Jolley, Emma S23, 95-98 McCarthy, Tom S14, 71-74 Jones, Jack S 18, 17 McCorry, Eileen S9, 136-137 SAOTHARINDEX 105

McDermott, Dan S7, 114 Moran, Bill S4,35-49 McDermott, Terence P. S22, 111 Moran, Gerard S12, 75-76, 133-134; S13, 22- McDonnell, Brendan SS, 72; S6, 103; S20, 67- 31; S16, 73-74; S17, 118-121; S19, 11, 81- 71 82; S20, 17-30 McDonnell, John S16, 82 Morgan, Austen S7, 54-61; S9, 133-134; SI1, McGinley, Michael S24, 72-76 57-62 Mac Giolla Choille, Breandain SI, 18-30 Moriarty, Theresa SlO, 89-90; SI1, 137-138; McGlynn, Mary Ann S6, 122 SI2,53-57; S23, 89-90 McGonagle, Declan S 15, 84 Morley, Vincent S12, 22-34 Macgougan, Jack S14, 113-124 Morrissey, Hazel S9, 121-132 McGuinness, Des S20, 97-98 Morrissey, Thomas J. S15, 82-83 McKay, Enda SI1, 27-38,107-108; S13, 5, 65- Morrow, AJ. S24, 125 66; S17, 27-39 Muldowney; Mary S23, 103-118 McKee, Ann S 10, 109-111 Mulholland, Marc S22, 81-94, 137 . McKigney, Michael SlO, 92 Munck, Ronnie Sl1, 75-89 McLaughlin, Colman S21, 98-101 Murphy, Gary S21, 61-70 McLaughlin, Eithne S 13, 109; S 14, 35-46 Murphy, John A. SII, 63-66 Mac Liam, Cathal S 19, 9-11 Murphy, Maura SS, 27-38; S7; 109-110; S23, McLoughlin, Barry S8, 106; S 14, 109-111; 90 S21, 101-107; S22, 63-79,110-111; S23, 9- Murray, Michael S8, 73 10; S24, 67-72 Murray, Peter SS, 65-67; S6, 8-25;S8, 95-96; McLoughlin, Michael S19, 126-127 SW, 81-87; S14, 111-112; S15, 48-55; S20,: MacMahon, Kevin S15, 103 41-54 McMullan, Gordon SS, 39-49; S14, 80 Murray, Tony S19, 125; S20, 103 Mac Niocaill, Gearoid S20, 81-82 Naumann, Michael S6, 103 MacPartlin, Brenda S24, 125 Neill, M. S24, 125-126 Mac Raild, Donald M. S20, 109-110; S21, 23-38 Nevin, Donal S3, 46; S4, 57-61 . Mac Riocaird, Conal S 17, 75 Newsinger, John S9, 73-74; SW, 93; Sll, 7-18;' Mac Sfomoin, Tomas S 19, 123-125 S17, 46-52; S18, 101~1O6; S23, 76-78 Magennis, Eoin S23, 71-72 Nf Dhuibhinn, Caoimhe S15, 105-106 Maguire, Martin S 17, 102 Norton, Christopher S8, 72-73; S13, 110; S21, Manley; John S24, 85-86 47-60 Manning, Maurice S19, 79-80 O'Brien, Gerard Byrom S13, 45-48; S16, 73; Mapstone, Richard S12, 35-46; S19, 76-77 S17, 71-72; S18, 76-77; S19, 82-83 Matthews, George S 17, 98-99; S 18, 15-17 6 Canainn, Aodh S21, 129-146 Merrigan, Matt S12, 94-106S14, 4, 81-82; S18, 6 Cathain, Mairtfn S24, 79 17, 18 6 Cathain, Seamas S6, 7 . Metscher, Priscilla S3,47; SS, 95; S13, 5; S16, 6 Coighligh, Seamus S 16, 5-7 61-66 O'Connell, Declan S8, 46-57, 115 Milne, Michael S8, 97-102 O'Connell, Deirdre SS, 97-108; 56, 124-132; Mitchell, Arthur S22, 101-104 S7, 128-132;S8, 107-114;S9, 139-144;SI0, Monaghan, Jim S16, 79-80; S17, 97-98; S21, 123-133; S11, 124-136; S12, 107-127; S13, 86-87 131-146; S14, 129-142; S15, 113- 123; S16, Montgomery, David S21, 91-95 136-143; S17, 122-136; S18, 110-126; S19, Mooney, John S14, 78-79 159-172; S20, 122-142; S21, 147-170; S22, Moore, Donal S24, 111-116 25, 153-172; S23, 98-100, 121-132; S24, Mooney, Mairfn S7, 73 123-124,142-149 106 SAOTHAR INDEX .

O'Connor, Emmet S6, 40-58; S8, 94-95; S9, 2- 88-90; S17, 13; S20, 32-40 5, 64-70; S 10, 3-8, 112, 135-136; S 12, 2-4, Quigley, Dermot S18, 99-100 136; S13, 2-3; S14, 2-3; S15, 2-4, 101-102; Quigley, Jo SlO, 134-135 S16, 2-3; S17, 2-3, 64-67; S18, 2-6, 17-18; Quinn, Jim S15, 57-64 S19, 3-6; S20, 3-5; S21, 3-6, 101-107; S22, Quinn, Oisfn S 17, 112-118 3-5; S23, 3-4, 10, 119; S24, 89-90 Quinn, Ruairf S22, 108 O'Connor, Peter S23, 10 Rafter, Kevin S24, 83-84 O'Donnell, L.A. S8, 9 Ray, Derek S7, 107-108 O'Donnellan, Nfall S14, 82-83 Reaney, Bernard S5, 8; SlO, 94-103 O'Dowd, Anne S7, 9-10; S18; 85-86 Redmond, Sean SI 0, 92-93 _ O'Dowd, J.J. S17, 76 Refausse, Raymond. S20, 95-96 O'Dowd, John SlO, 9-10; Sll, 4-5; S18, 85-86 Reynolds, Robert D. S22, 135-136; S23, 11 6 Duill, Greag6ir SI, 63-67; S8, 74 Riehardson, Fionnuala S20, 109; S24, 84-85 O'Flaherty, Eamon S14, 75-77 Rigney,Peter S2, 33-39; S3, 14-15; S5, 68; S9, 6 Gnida, Cormae SI, 31-41, S5, 65; S17, 73-74 20-31 O'Halpin, Eunan S14, 102-104; S22, 108 Roehe, Jean S9, 77 O'Keeffe, Terry S21, 85-86 Rowley, Andrew S24, 117-119 O'Leary, Eoin S12, 47-52 Rude, George S7, 62-68 O'Leary, Paul S20, 87-88 Ryan, Brendan S14,75 o Murehu, Eoin S20, 89 Ryan, Louise S17, 102-103, 105-111 O'Neill, T.P. SlO, 136 Ryan, Nieholas P. S 16, 112-117 O'Rafferty, Siobhan S 18, 89-92 Ryan, Paddy S21, 81-82 O'Reilly, Miek S16, 79-80 Sehlindwein, Eileen S15, 83 O'Riordan, Manus S4, 50-53; Sl1, 71~73; S13, Shalliee, Andy S8, 104-105 56-59, 120-130; S15, 80-82; S18, 79- 81; Sn.eehy, Davicl C. S17, 97 S19,53-69 Shields, Andrew S23, 100-102; S24, 125-126 O'Shea, Finbarr S14,112 Sinc1air, Betty S20, 121-132 6 Snodaigh, Padraig S3, 44 Silvester, Nie S19, 107-109 O'Sullivan, Niamh S21, 110-113 Smethurst, John B. S7, 83-96; SIl, 135-136; O'Sullivan, Sheila S19, 79 S12,128-130; S15, 104-105 6 Tuathaigh, Gear6id S7, 106-107 Smyth, Denis S9, 74-75 Orr, John S6, 75-76 Smyth, Jim S18, 75 Owens, RosemaryCullen S9, 32-47 Stagg, Emmet S13, 54 Palmer, Bryan S24, 140-141 Stanley, HeatherS24, 116 Paris, Chris S23,74-75 Starrett, Paul S 12, 92-93 Parkhill, Trevor ~7, 100-106; S23, 90-95 Sweeney, Gary S5, 61-62; S6, 76-77 Patterson, Henry S2, 22-32; S4, 8-14; S5, 50- Sweeney, Jimmy S6, 104-108 55; S13, 81-88;SI9, 77; S23, 72-74 Sweeney, Paul S20, 83-84 Pimley, Adrian S9, 120 Swift, John SI, 63-67; S3, 1-5; S5, 92-93; S6, 6; Pineot, Anita S18, 99 S7, 7-8; Sl1, 70-71 Pollard, Miranda S7, 124-125 Taylor, Teresa S9, 137-138 Polloek, Hugh M. S5, 5, S5, 68-79, .84-87; S6, Taplin, Erie S4, 1-8; S8, 104-105 90-93, 123 Thornton, Eamon S6, 121-122; S15, 84 Power, Thomas P. S20, 82-83; S22, 97-lQl Todd, Jennifer S14, 105 Pratsehke, John L. SlO, 91-92 Tough, Alistair G. S13, 105-106 Probert, Belinda S6, 65-71 Townshend, Charles S22, 107 Purdie, Bob S8, 64-69; Sl1, 2-3, 68-69; S12, Tristram, Myna S21, 113-114 SAOTHAR INDEX 107 van der Linden, Marcel S21, 79-80 Whittaker, Ailne~Maree S23, 13-20 van Duin, Pieter S19, 86-102 Wickham, Ann S6; 99-101 Varley, Tony S15, 70-76 . Wickham, lames S5, 93; S6: 81-88; S7, 134- Walker, Graham S7, 72-73; S8, 103-104; SlO, 135 19-29, 112-113 Wiesinger, Udo B. S15, 106 Wall ace, loe S15, 77-78;SI9, 139-J44;-·S20,.' Wilkie, Theresa S9, I35~136 117-121 ' . Woggon, Helga S6, 73-74,102-103; SII, 138- Ward, Alex S18, 92-93 139; S17, 58-63; S20, 72-78 Ward, Margaret S7, 70-71 . Wolf, lames B. S2I, 39-46 Ward, Noel S16, 94 Wylie, Tom S23, 90-95 Ward-Perkins, Sarah'S13, 101-104 Young, lames D. S13, 89-98; S16, 23-32; S18, Warhurst, John S8, 46-57 55-62

Irish Postal & Telegraph Guardian, 1922 108 SAOTHARINDEX

AMALGAMATED TRANSPORT AND GENERAL WORKERS' UNION.

lrisb Sccretal1': SAM KYLE, 112 Marlborough Street. DUBLIN.

REPORT of the THIRD ALL· IR,ELAND DELEGATE ·CONFERENCE.

BELFAST October 18th, 1934.

Trade Union reports and pamphlets SAOTHARINDEX 109

Index To ILHS Newsletter, Obair, Irish Labour History News And Labour History News :.By- Volul1J1e.

Editors Ch1irles HiUston. 'The MacPartlin collection' , pp. Fergus D' Arcy (Newsletter; 1974); Francis 9-10 ' Devine (Newsletter, Newsletter-Obair, 1975- Francis Devine. 'Labour history in the class­ 1976); Terry Egan (Obair, 1984-1985); room', pp. 11-12 Theresa Moriarty (Irish Labour History News, Francis Devine. 'The Blandford Memorial', pp, Labour History News, 1986-1993 13-14 'Irish National Teachers' Organisation: origin Note that in the index the following abbreviates and development of the Organisation', pp. 15- have been used: N, Newsletter; N-O, 16 Newsletter-Obair; 0, Obair; ILHN, Irish Gerard Sweeney. 'The Irish Civil Service in the Labour History News; .and LHN, Labour early days: the fight for recognition', pp. 17-25 History News Francis Devine. 'Women in Irish trade unions: a note', pp. 26-36 Irish Labour . History Society Irish Labour History Society Newsletter, August, Newsletter 3, Obair, February, 1976 1974 Francis Devine. 'The neglect of Irish 'Editoiiill', p. l' .' labour history', p.2 'James Larkin, 1876- 'Foundation of the 194T,pp.2-3, Society', pp. 3-10 'Irish Labour, History Society news'; pp. 2-3 John Swift. 'President's address to the Society's Irish Labour History Society AGM', pp. 4-~ Newsletter 2, Obair 2, July, 1975 Peter Rigney. :Sources of Francis Devine. 'Irish , Irish labour history', pp. Labour History Society', 6-7 pp. lA John Swift. 'Early societies ofjoumeyrrien bakers Helen Hanrahan. 'Cork in Waterford', PP: 7-8, Group, ILHS', pp. 4-5 FrankHamilton. 'Days of the Bottom Dog', pp. 9- 15 ' . 'Limerick Group" ILHS' , p. 5 Francis Devine. 'Beginning an oral, history of Peter Rigney. 'Report of Irish labour', pp. 15 0 18 the Archives Sub Francis Devine. 'Irish folklore - its relevance to Committee', p. 6 the labour historian', pp. 18-20 John Swi~t. 'The Society gains custody of valuable records', pp. 6-8 Bertolt Brecht. 'A worker reads history', p. 8 110 SAOTHARINDEX

Obair, May, 1984 Seamus Cody. 'TheremarkablePatrick Daly' ,pp. 'Struggle that inspired 10-11 Irish labour movement', MarieJones & Eleanor Methven. 'The establish­ p.2 ment rules', pp. 12-13 Paddy Bergin. 'Each gen­ Francis Deyinec 'Tolpuddle: one hundred years eration should pay to its on', p. 13-14 . successors the debt. it Bob Purdie. 'Frank McCabe ~ a socialist pio­ owes to its forerunners', neer',pp.15-16 p.3 'Labour quiz', p. 15 ~Qpeners', p. 3 'Tommy Patten memorial', p:16, Donal Nevin. 'The birth of the Workers' Union', pp. 4-5 Irish Labour History News 1, John McDonnell. 'We'll keep the Red Flag flying Summer 1986 here', pp. 6-7 'Past events and confer­ 'News', p. 7 ence', p. 1 'Three generations of country women' , pp. 8-9 Helga Woggon. 'Silent 'Michael Davitt Museum', p. 9 radical: Winnie Carney, Seamas Shiels. 'Seventy five years of the 1887-1943', pp 3-4 ITGWU', pp. 10-12 'May day project' , p. 4 . 'Coming events', p. 12 Frances Parnell Francis Devine. 'Exhibition of union badges:, p. Q'Hanlon. . 'Samuel 13 Duncan Parnell: father of Graham Walker. 'The life and times. of Jack the eight hour day', p. 5 Beqttie', pp. 14-15 Sea~us Cody .. 'Dublin 'Labour quiz', p. 15 . . Trades CounCil and the 1913 Lockout', pp. 6c 'The Haymarket Square massacre', p.'16 9 Bob Purdie: 'When Trotsky sought ~helter in Ireland', p. 9 ". Obair 2, January, 1985 FrancisDevine. 'Ruaidhrf Roberts', p. 10 'Pioneers of Wolfe Tone Joe Deasy. 'Mai Clifford', p.IO commemoration' , p.2 Michael Q'Riordan. 'Peadar Q'Donnell', pp. io- Paddy Bergin. 'The South 12 . Kildare lock-out'· and Emmet Q'Connor. 'Review of John Gray, City In 'Pactraig MacGamhna ~ a Revolt', p. 11 village Hamden'.; p. 3. 'Irish Labour History Society news', p. 16 Michael Q'Riordan . Peter Collins.'Spanish Civil War'. p. 16 . ' Ireland's international heroes', pp. 3-6 John Q'Dowd.'Dublin Bakery School's fiftieth . anniversary', p. 5 Robert Ballagh. 'The Bakers' cultural initiative', p. 7 Emrys Bevan. 'Ireland and the South Wales Miners', pp. 8-9 SAOTHARINDEX 111

Labour History News 2, Ian S. Wood. 'Sing A Rebel Song, Edinburgh' ; p: Autumn, 1986 178 'Irish 'Labour History Hywel Francis. 'Reviews',p.,18 , Society news', p. 2 Terry Cradden. 'George Labour History News 4, Kerr, northern pioneer', Summer, 1988 pp. 3-4 Emil Horn. , 'Mihaly John O'Dowd. 'Teachers Biro', p. 2 united, 1946', pp. 5-6 'ILHS news'. p.3 Ross Connolly. E.P. Thompson., 'John 'Memories of a union Hewitt, 1907-1987'. pA organiser in County Sam Bumside. 'In mem~ Wicklow'; pp. 7-9 ory of John Hewitt', pA 'No Pasaran', pp. 10-11 Eileen King."The fringes: Mai Clifford. 'They gave us one week but we Dublin trades proces­ wanted two', p. 12 sion', p.5 Francis Devine. 'Jer O'Leary, banner artist' , pp. Bob Purdie. 'Trade 13-14 unionist and Ulster Unionist: Senator Joseph 'Dublin Trades Council stamp', p. 14 Cunningham', p:6 Kevin Williams,Gerry McNamara & Des West. Paddy Bergin. 'Francis Ledwidge', pp.'7-9 'Lessons of history', pp. 15-16 'Labour history museum', pp. 10-11 'Reviews', 16-17 Gerald O'Reilly. 'Mike Quill and the birth and growth of the Transport Workers' Union', Labour History News 3, Spring 1987 pp.12-15 'Irish Labour History Bob Purdie & Theresa Moriarty., 'Reviews', Society news', p. 2 pp.l6-18 Joe Deasy. 'Reviving the 'Llafur' and 'Pride of the Clyde', p. 18 memory: New Theatre Movement', pp. 3-5 Labour History News 5, Theresa Moriarty. Autumn, 1989 'Interview: E. P. Dave Lee. 'Bright sparks Thompson', pp. 6-8 in Limerick' ,p. 3 Andy Bielenberg. Evimne : Kilmurray. 'Bandon weavers and the 'Labour Union r,ecords', industrial revolution', pp. p. 3 8-9, 18 'Irish Labour ,'History Seamus Cody. 'Letters from Moscow: correspon­ Society news', pp. 3-4 dence of Bill Denn', p. 10, 18 Fraricis Devine, 'Dearne Hazel Morrissey. 'Against enormous odds: Betty Valley", Miners dOJ;late Sinc1air', pp. 11-12 banner', p. 4 Jack Coyle. 'At Derry quay', pp. 14-15 Mary Clancy. 'Galway Evanne Kilmurray & Majella McLoughlin. Labour History', p. 4 'Prison registers: trades women in Charles Callan. 'A philosopher with a slow smile: Grangegorman, 1830-1850', p.l5 Peadar Macken, 1878-1916', pp, 57 9 Christy Kirwan. 'Connolly commemorated, Troy, Donal Nevin. 'The founding of the Irish Congress New Jersey', pp. 16-17 Of Trade Unions', pp. 10-11 112 SAOTHAR1NDEX

Peter Pyne. 'David and Goliath: Barcelona's Senan Ensko. 'The Irish readers of The Rights Of homage to the International Brigades', p. 12 Man, 1791: two hundredth anniversary', pp. Joyce Carroll. '1913', pp. 13-16 16-18 Svein Damslora. 'Norway's Labour Movement Manus O'Riordan. 'Gerald O'Reilly', p. 19 Archive', pp. 17-18 . 'Review', p. 19 'New titles', p. 18 'Brigaders remembered', p. 21

Labour History News 6, Labour History News 8, Summer, 1990 Autumn, 1992 'Irish Labour History 'Irish Labour History Society news', pp. 3-5, Society news', pp. 4-5, 11, 23-24 14 Charles Callan. 'Museum Anton McCabe. 'Captain official opening', p. 5 Jack White in Donegal' , p. Paddy Bergin. 'Liam 6 , O'Flaherty', pp. 6-7 Tom Geraghty. 'Forged in John Dunleavy. 'Michael fire', pp. 7-9 '~ .•• ~ ..... ' Davitt and Has1ingden', Charles Callan. 'Exit the pp. 9-11, 14-15 Plough And The Stars', 'Ardnacrusha: building pp. 9-10 the Shannon Scheme, 1927', pp. 12-13 Brendan Devereaux. 'Irish Citizen Army', pp. 11- Joe Deasy & Maria Luddy. 'Reviews', p. 16-18 13 'Labour history museum', pi 19 Brfd Smith. 'CissyCahalan: a tribute',.pp. 14-17 John (F.) Cunningham. 'Anti-Larkin ballad: a John (F.) Cunningham. 'Belt On, Belton! a bal­ New Year's meditation', P. 20 lad~, pp. 18-19 Francis Devine. 'John Swift, 1896-1990', pp. 21- Francis Devine. 'Memories of Mattie O'Neill', pp. 22 19-20 . 'Print museum', p. 22. Joe Deasy. 'Thomas Johnson, 1872-1963, Labour leader', pp. 20-21 Labour History News 7, 'For the record: Eleanor Marx in DeITY', pp. 22-23 Summer, 1991 loe Deasy. 'Mollie Jones: an appreciation', p.23 'Irish Labour History· Society news', pp. 2, 4-5, Labour History News 9, 20-21, 23-24 Summer, 1993 'Tressell honoured', p. 5 'Irish Labour History Gerry Gregg. 'Making Society news', pp. 4-6, 7, Workers' Lives', pp. 6-7 22-23 Francis Devine. 'Tribute Joe Deasy. 'Big Jim and to Paddy Bergin', p. 8 drink: temperance and Hugh Geraghty. 'William socialism' ,po 8 P. Partridge: Labour Chailes Callan. Councillor and Citizen 'Bookbinders' Army Captain', pp. 9-11, 22 Consolidated Union ban­ John (F.) Cunningham. 'A song on the strike of ner',p.9 the Coal porters', pp. 12-13 Anton McCabe. 'Peadar Peter Collins. 'Mary Galway', pp. 14-15 SAOTHAR INDEX 113

O'Donnelland the Irish National Teachers' Matt Merrigan. 'Strike across the empire', pp. 20- Organisation'; pp. 10-11 21 Manus O'Riordan. 'Genesis of a song for Charlie Joe Deasy. 'Tramps, workmates and revolutionar­ Donnelly', pp. 12-13 ies', p. 22 Rosemary Cull en Owens. 'Votes for women, Sean Hutton. 'E.P. Thompson', p. 23 1918-1993: seventy fifth anniversary', pp. 15- 19

Books Reviewed - By Author Alien, Kieran. lames Connolly: Labour In Irish Hirson, Baruch & Vivian, Lorraine. Strike History, (Bookmarks,. London, 1988), Across The Empire, (Clio Publications, LHN4,16-17 London, 1993), LHN9, 20-21 Bailey, Victor. Forged In Fire: A History Of Klaus, H. Gustav. Tramps, Workmates And The Fire Brigades Union, (Lawrence & Revolutionaries: Working Class Societies Of Wishart, London, 1992), LHN8, 7-9 The 1920s, (No publication details given), Byrne, Patrick. Memories Of The Republican LHN9,22 Congress, (Four Provinces Bookshop, Macintyre, Stuart. A Proletarian Science: London, 1986), LHN2, 16 British Marxism, 1917-1933, (Lawrence & Chambers, Colin:. The Story Of The Unity Wishart, London, 1988), LHN4, 17-18 Theatre, (Lawrence & Wishart, London, Mahood, Linda. The Magdalenes: Prostitution 1988), LHN6, 16 In The Nineteenth Century, (Routledge, Gaughan, Dick. True And Bold, (LP record, London, 1989), LHN6, 17-18 Scottish Trade Union Congress), LHN2, 17 O'Connor, Emmet. A Labour History Of Gray, John. City In Revolt: lames Larkin And Waterford, (Waterford Council Of Trade The Belfast Dock Strike Of 1907, (Blackstaff Unions, Waterford, 1990), LHN7, 19 Press; Belfast, 1986), ILHN I, 15 Roberts, RuaidhrL The Story Of The People's Guckian, Des. Deported: limmy Gralton, 1886- College, (O'Brien Press/People's College, 1945, (Westmeath Examiner, Mullingar, Dublin, 1986), LHN3, 20 1986), LHN2, 16 Vivian, Lorraine. See Hirson, Baruch

Books Reviewed - By Reviewer Conneely, Martin. Emmet O'Connor, A Labour Martin, Seamus. Paddy Byrne, Memories Of History Of Waterford, LHN7, 19 The Republican Congress and Des Guckian, Deasy, Joe. Colin Chambers, The Story Of The Deported: limmy Gralton, LHN2, 16 Unity Theatre, LHN6, 16 Merrigan, Matt. Baruch Hirson & Lorraine Deasy, Joe. H. Gustav Klaus, Tramps, Vivian, Strike Across The Empire, LHN9, Workmates And Revolutionaries, LHN9, 22 20-21 Fleming, Eric. Dick Gaughan, True And Bold, Moriarty, Theresa. Stuart· Macintyre, A LHN2,17 Proletarian Science, LHN4, 17-18 . Geraghty, Tom. Victor Bailey, Fqrged In Fire: O'Connor, Emmet. John Gray, City In Revolt: A History Of The Fire Brigades Union, The Belfast Dock Strike Of 1907, ILHN 1, 15 LHN8,7-9 O'Dowd, John. Ruaidhrf Roberts, The Story Of Luddy, Maria. Linda Mahood, The The People's College, LHN3, 20 Magdalenes: Prostitution In The Nineteenth Purdie, Bob. Kieran Alien, lames Connolly, Century, LHN6, 17-18 Labour In Irish History, LHN4, 16-17 114 SAOTHARINDEX

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Subject Index - Person Beattie, Jack 01, 14-1S Loughman, Jim 02, 3 Belton, Paddy LHNS, IS-19 McCabe, Frank 02, 1S-16, Bergin, Paddy 01, 3; 02, 3; LHN7, S; LHNS,5 Mac Gamhna, Padraig Q2, 3 ' , Biro, Miha1y LHN4, 2 MacPartlin, Thomas'N~02, 9~1O; ILHNl, 6-9 Blandford, Thomas N-02, 13-14 Macken, Peadar LHN5, S~9 ' Brecht, Berto1t N-02, S Mallin, MiChael 01, '3 Cahalan, Cissy LHNS, 14-17 Marx~ Eleanor LHNS,22-23 Camey, Winifred ILHNl, 3-4 Milne, Ewart LHN9, 12-13, Clifford, Mai ILHN1, 10; LHN2, 12 Monks, Joe LHN2, 10-11" ' ,,' , Connell, Jiin 0 I, 6-7 Murphy, W\lliam Martih ILHNl, 6~9; KHNS, Connolly, James N-02, 3-4; 01, 3,-10-12; 02, 13-16 " 12-13; ILHNl,3-4, 6-9; LHN3, 16- l7, 17; O'Brien, William 01, 4-5, 10-12; 02, 10-11; LHN4, 16-17; LHN9, 7 ILHN1,6-9 Connolly, Ross LHN2, 7~9' O'Connell, Daniel LHN7, '12013 Conroy, John ILHNS, 10-11 O'Connor, MJ, LHN7,9-11, 22 Cunningham, Joseph LHN4, 6 O'Connor, Peter LHNS, S Daiken, Leslie LHN9, 12-13 O'Daire, Paddy LHN9,4 Daly, PT 02, 10-11 O'Donnell; Peadar ILHN1, 10-12; LHN9, S, Davitt, Michael 01, 9; LHN6, 9-11, 14-1S 1O~11 Denn, Bill LHN3, 10, IS O'Flaherty, Liam LHN6, 6-7' Devereaux, ~atrick LHNS, 11-13 O'Leary, Jer LHN2, 13-14 ' Donnelly, Charlie LHN9, 12-13 O'Neill,Mattie LHNS, 19-20;LHN9,S Doyle, Bob LHNS,5 O'Reilly, Gerald LHN7;:IS, - " Dunne, Sean LHN2', 7-9 O'Riordan, Michael 02,4-6; LHNS, S'~ Foran, Thomas 01, 10-12 Paine, Tom LHN7, 16-1S ' Galway, Mary LHN7, 14-1S Pamell, Samuel Duncan ILHN1, S Gaughan, Dick LHN2, 17 Partridge, William ILHNl; 6-9; Li-1N7, 9~11, Gralton, Jimmy LHN2, 16 22 Greene, Joe 02, 3 Patten, Tommy 02, 16'", ' Gregg, Gerry LHN7, 6-7 Quill, Mike LHN4, 12-15' Hewitt, John LHN4, 4 Roberts, Ruaidhrf ILHN1, 10; LHN3, 2 Hillery, Patrick 1. LHN6, S, 19 Robinson, Mary LHN9, 1, 7 Homer, Arthur 02, S-9 Ryan, Eilfs LHNS, S Iremonger, Valentine LHN3, 3-S Ryan, Frank 02,4-6 Johnson, Thomas 01, 7; LHNS, 20-21 Salkeld, Blanaid LHN9, 12-13 Jones, Jack LHN9, 4 Sinclair, Betly LHN3, 11-12 Jones, Mollie LHNS, 23 Skeffington, Hannah Sheehy LHN9, IS-19 Kerr, George LHN2, 3-4 Swift, John N-03, 4-S; 02, S, 7; LHN2, 20; Larkin, James N-03, 1-2; 01,3, 4-5, 10-12; 02, LHN6,21-22 10-11; ILHNl, 6-9,- IS; LHNS, 13- 16; Thompson; EP, LHN3; 6-S; LHN9, 23 LHN6, 20; LHN9, S Tone, Theobald Wolfe 02, 2 Larkin, James Junior LHNS,IO-l1 Tressell, Robert LHN7, S Larkin, Peter 01, 4-S Trotsky, Leon ILHN1, 9 Lawlor, Thomas ILHNl, 6-9 Tully, Jimmy LHN2, 7-9 Ledwidge, Francis LHN4, 7-9 White, Captain Jack LHNS, 6 116 SAOTHARINDEX

Subject Index - Events, Organisations, Places Achill 02, 16 Dublin Metropolitan HOiIse Painters' Trade Agricultural labourers 62, 3; LHN2, 7-9; Union (DMHPTU) LHN5, 5-9 LHN4,7-9 Dublin Trades Councii N-02, 9~10; 02, 10-11; Amalgamated Transport & General Workers' ILHNI, 6-9; LHN2, 14; LHN3, 10, 18; Union (ATGWU) LHN3, 11-12, 14-15 LHN5,5-9,13-16 Amalgamated Society Of Engineers (ASE) Dublin Typographical Provident Society 02, LHN4, 6; LHN7, 9-11, 22 , 10-11 ' Amalgamated Society Of Woodworkers (ASW) Easter Rising ILHN I, 3-4 N-02,9-1O Edinburgh LHN3, 17 Archives NI, 7; N-02, 6, 6-7; N-03, 6-7, 7-8; Eight hour day ILHNl, 5 01,6 Electricity Supply Board (ESB) LHN6, 12-13 Ardnacrusha LHN6, 12-13 Factionist N-03, 9-15 Australia 02, 15-16 Federation Of Rural 'Workers (FRW) 02, 3; Australian Labour Party 02, 15-16 LHN2,7-9 Badges 01,13; LHN7, 2 Fermanagh LHN4, 3 . Bakers N-02, 6-7; N-03, 7-8; LHN6, 21-22 Fianna Fail LHN2, 5-6 Bakers' union murals 01, 3; 02, 7 Fire Brigades Union (FBU) LHN8, 7-9 Ballads LHN6, 20; LHN7, 11-13; LHN8, 18- First World War LHN4, 7-9 19; LHN9, 12-13 Flag LHN8, 9-10 Bandon LHN3, 8-9, 18 Folklore N-03, 18-20 Banners LHN2, 13-14,20; LHN4, 5; LHN9, 9 Galway LHN5, 4; LHN6, 3; LHN7, 20; LHN8, Belfast 02, 12-13; ILHNI, 3-4, 11; LHN2, 3-4; 5 LHN3, 11-12; LHN4, 6; LHN7, 14- 15 Gaelic League ILHNl, 3-4 Belfast Cabinetmakers LHN2, 3-4 Grangegorman LHN3, 15 Belfast Trades Council LHN3, 11-12 Haslingsden LHN6, 9-11, 14-15 Bibliography NI, 8 Haymarket 01, 16 Bookbinders LHN9, 9 Hungary LHN4, 2 Bottom Dog N-03, 9-15 International Brigades 02, 4-6, 16; LHN2, lO­ British labour movement LHN4, 17-18 Il; LHN5, 12; LHN7, 21; LHN8, 5; LHN9, Carlow 02,3 4-5,12-13 Chicago 01, 16 Irish Bakers, Confectioners & Allied Civil Servants N-02, 17-25 Workers' Amalagmated Union (IBCA W AU) Civil Service Federation N-02, 17-25 N- 02, 6-7; 02, 7; LHN6, 21-22, Coalporters LHN7, 12-13 Irish Citizen Army LHN7, 9-11, 22; LHN8, 9- Communism LHN3, 10, 11-12, 18 10,11-13 Congress Of Irish Unions' (CIU) LHN5, 10-11 Irish Congress Of Trade Unions (ICTU) NI, 10; Connolly Column 02, 4'-6; LHN8, 5 ILHN1, 10; LHN5, 10-11 Co-operative Wholesale Society N-02, 13-14 Irish Drapers' Assistants' Association LHN8, Cork N-02, 4-5; N-03, 2; 0 I, 6 14-17 Cork Archives Council N-03, 6-7 Irish Labour History Society (ILHS) NI, 2-10; Davitt Museum 0 I, 7 N-02, 1-8; N-03, 1-3, 4-5; 01, 6; 02, 9; DeITY LHN3, 14-15; LHN7, 20; LHN8, 22-23 ILHN1, 2, 4,12; LHN2, 2, 3-4; LHN3, 2, 20; Dockers LHN3, 14-15 LHN4, 2, 3, 10-11,20; LHN5, 3, 4; LHN6, Donegal LHN8, 6; LHN9, 10-11 3-4,5,23-24; LHN7, 2,3,4,5,20,21,23; Dublin N-02, 4,13-14; 02,10-11; LHN4, 5 LHN8, 4, 5, 11,24; LHN9, 3, 4, 5, 6 SAOTHARINDEX 117

Irish Labour History ,S~ciety Museum LHN4, Meitheal 01,6"7. , . 10-11; LHNS, 3, A;LHN6, S, 19 Miners 02, S-9; LHN2, 17 Irish National Teachers' Organisation (INTO) Moscow LHN3, 10, IS

N-02, 15-16;LHN2,. . . S-6; LHN9, 10- 11 National Library Of Ireland (NU) N-03, 6-7 Irish National Union Of Woodworkers (INUW) National Minority Movement LHN3, 10, IS; LHN3, 10, IS LHN9,20-21 Irish Trade Union Congress (ITUC) 02,10-11; National Union Of Dock Labourers (NUDL) ILHNl, 10; LHNS, 10-11; LHN7, 9" 11,14- 01; 10-12, 13 15,22 National Union Of Mineworkers (NUM) 02, 9- Irish Transport & General Workers' Union 10; LHN5, 4 (ITGWU) 01, 4-S, 7-9; 02, S-9, 10-11; Newry LHN4, 3 ILHNl, 3-4, 6-9; LHN5, S-9, 13-16; LHr'n, New Theatre Movement LHN3, 3-5 9-11,22; LHNS, IS-19, 19-20 New Zealand ILHN1, S Irish Union Of Distributive Workers & Clerks New York LHN4, 12-1S (JUDWC) LHNS, 14-17 , Norway LHNS, 17-1S Irish Women's Franchise League-LHN9, IS-19 Northern Ireland 01,14-15 Irish Women's Suffrage & Local Government Northern Ireland Labour Party (NILP) 01, 14- Association LHN9, IS-19 IS Irish Women Workers' Union (IWWU) N-02, Oral history NI,7; N-03, IS-IS; 01, 6 26-36; ILHNl, 10; LHN2, 12 Painters LHNS, S-9 Kerry LHN7, 9-11, 22 People's College LHN3, 20 Kildare 02, 3 Plough & Stars LHNS, 9-10 Kerr's Exposition LHN2, 3-4 Poetry LHN4, 4, 7-9; LHN9, 12-13 Labour archives LHNS, 3, \7 -IS Posters LHN4, 2 Labour history NI, 2-10; N-02, 11-12; N-03, Print Museum LHN6, 22 IS-IS, IS-20; 01, 3; LHN2, IS-16; LHN3, Prisoners LHN3, IS 2, 6-S; LHN9, 5, 6, 22-23 Prostitution LHN 6, 17 -IS Labour Party 02, 3, 10-11; LHN7, 9-11, 22; Public Record Office Of Ireland (PROI) N-03, LHNS,20-21 6-7 Labour press N-03, 9-1S Public Record Office Of Northern Ireland Larkin stamp N-03, 1-2 (PRONI) N-03, 6-7 Larkin's watch 01,3 Radicals LHN7, 16-1S Laundry workers LHN2, 12 Rebellion 02,2; LHN7, 9-11,22 Leitrim LHN2, 16 Red Flag 01,6-7 Limerick N-02, 4-S; N-03, 9-1S; LHN3, 2; Regular Chimney Cleaners' Trades Union 01, LHNS, 3; LHN6, 12-13 13 Limerick Trades Council N -03, 9-15 Republican Congress LHN2, 16. Linen 02, 12-13 Rights OfManLHN7, 16-IS Llafur LHN4, IS Rising LHN7, 9-11, 22 Lockout 01,2; 02, 3, S-9; ILHNl, 6-9; LHNS, Ruskin College LHN6, 3 13-16 Scotland 02, 15-16; LHN4, IS , Magdalenes LHN 6,17 -IS Scottish Trade Union Congress (STUC) LHN2, Marxism LHN4, \7-IS \7 May Day 01,16; ILHN1, 4 Seamen LHN9, 20-21 Mayo 02,16 Shannon Scheme LHN6, 12-13 Meath LHN4, 7-9 Sinn Fein N-03, 9-1S; ILHNl, 3-4; LHN7, 9- Meath Labour Union LHN4, 7-9 11,22 118 . SAOTHARINDEX

Soldier Hunter N-03, 9-15 LHN9,20-21 South Wales Miners' Federation.02, 8-9 . Transpo'rt Workers' Union (TWU) LHN4, 12- Spanish Civil War ILHNl, 16; LHN2, iO~II; ,IS; LH,N7, 18 i . , LHN9, 12-13 . Troy, New York LHN3, 16-17. , Stamps N-03, 1-2; LHN2, 14 Ulster Unionist Labour Association (UULA) Strikes agricultural labourers, 02, 3; Belfast, , LHN4,6 ILHNl,11; coalporters, LHN7, 12-13; United States 01,16; LHN3, 16-17; LHN4, 12- Dublin 01,2; ILHNl, 6~9; LHN5, ,13-16; 15 miners 02, 8-9; LHN5, 4 Unity Theatre LHN6, 16 Suffrage LHN9, 15-19 Waterford N-03, 7-8; 01, 6; LHN7, 19 Survey of labour records 01,6 Weavers LHN3, 8-9, 18 Teachers N-02, 15-16; LHN2, 5-6 Wexford LHN4, 3 Teaching N-02, 11-12; LHN2, 15-16 Whitleyism N-02, 17-25 Television LHN7, 6~ 7 Wicklow LHN2, 7-9 ' , . Temperance LHN9, 8 Women N-02, 26-36; 01, 7-8; 02, 12-13; Textile Operatives' Society Of Ireland (TOS!), ILHNl, 10; LHN2, 12, 19; LHN3, 15; LHN7, 14-15 LHN6, 3, 17-18; LHN7, 14-15,21; LHN8, Tolpuddle 02, 13-14 14-17,19-20; LHN9: 7,15-19 Trades LHN4, 5 Worker N-03, 9-15 Trades Union Congress (TUC) 02, 13-14; Workers' Lives LHN7,6-7 ILHN1,6-9 Workers' Union Of Ireland (WUI) 01,4-5. Transport & General Workers' Union (TGWU) SAOTHAR INDEX . 119

Index To Contributors Ballagh, Robert 02,7" . , , JOI).es, Marie,02,,12-13 ,. Bergin, Paddy 01, 3; 02,3; LHN2, 20; LHN4, Kane, Mick 02,2 7-9; LHN6, 6c7' . , Kilmurray, Evanne LHN3, 15 Bevan, Emrys02, S-9 King, Eileen LHN4, 5 Bielenberg, Andy LHN3~ S-9,IS Kirwan, Christy LHN3, 16~ 17 Burnside, Sam LHN4, 4 Luddy; Maria LHN6, 17-1S Callan, Charles LHN5,5-9; LHN6, 5; LHNS, 9- McCabe, Anton LHNS, 6; LHN9, Ib~l1 10; LHN9, 9, ,. McDonnell, John 01, 3-4 Clifford, Mai LHN2,·12 McLoughlin, Majella LHN3, 15, Cody, Seamus 02, 10-11; ILHNl:, 6-9; LHN3, McNamara, Gerry LHN2, 15-16 10, IS Martin, SeamusLHN2, 16 Collins, Peter, 12; LHN7, 14-15 Merrigan, ¥att LHN9, 20-21 Conneely, Martin LHN7, 19 Methven, Eleanor 02,12-13 . Connolly, Ross LHN2, 7-9 Moriarty, Theresa LH,N3, 6-S; LHN4, 17-1S Coyle, Jack LHN3, 14-15 Morrissey, Hazel LHN3, i 1-12 Cradden Terry LHN2, 3-4 . Nevin, D6nal 01, 3-4 Cunningham, John (F.) UiN6, 20; LHN7, 12- O'Connor, Emmet ILHNl, 11 . 13; LHNS, IS-19 O'Dowd, John 02, 5; LHN2, 5-6; LHN3, 20 Deasy, Joe ILHNl, 10; LHN3, 3-5; LHN6, 16; O'Hanlon, Frances Parnell ILHNl, 5 LHNS, 20-21, 23;LHN9, S, 22 O'Reilly, Gerald LHN4, 12-15 Devine, Francis N-02, I-S, 11-12, 13-14, 26- O'Riordan, Manus LHN7; 18; LHN9, 12-13 36; N-03, 1-3, 15-17, IS-20; 02, 13-14; O'Riordan, Michael 02, 4-6; ILHNl, 10-12 ILHNl, 10; LHN2, 13-14; LHN6, 21-22; Owens, Rosemary Cullen LHN9, 15-19 LHN7, S Purdie, Bob 02,15-16; ILHNI, 9; LHN4, 3, 6, ;. Dunleavy, John LHN6, 9-15 16-17 ~~ , .. Ensko, Senan LHN7, 16-1S Rigney, Peter N-02, 6; N-03, 6-7 li Fleming, Eric LHN2, 17 Shiels, Seamus 01, 10-12 Francis, Hywel LHN3, IS Smith, Brid LHNS, 14-17 Geraghty, Hugh LHN7, 9-11, 22 Sweeney, Gary N-02, 17-25 Geraghty, Tom LHNS, 7-9 Swift, John N-02, 6-7; N-03, 4-5, 7-S Gregg, Gerry LHN7, 6-7 Thompson, E.P. LHN4, 4 Hamilton, Frank N-03, 9-15 Walker, Graham 01, 14-15 Hanrahan, Helen N-02, 4-5 West, Des LHN2, 15-16 Heuston, Charles N-02, 9-10 Williams, Kevin LHN2, 15-16 Hillery, Patrick J. LHN6, 19 Woggon, Helga ILHN1, 3-4 Hutton, Sean LHN9, 23 Wood, Ian S. LHN3, 17 120 SAOTHARINDEX

Other ILHS Publications

Studies In Irish Labour History Anthony Coughlan, C. Desmond Greaves, 1913-1988: An Obituary Essay. (Irish Labour History Society: Studies In Irish labour History I, Dublin, 1990, reprinted 1991), pp. 24. Manus O'Riordan, The Voice Of A Thinking Intelligent Movement: lames Larkin lunior And The Ideological Modernisation Of Irish Trade Unionism, (Irish Labour History Society: Studies In Irish Labour History 2, Dublin 1995), pp. 40. Francis Devine, Acting For The Actors: Dermot Doolan And The Organisation Of Irish Actors And Performing Artists, 1947-1985, (Irish Labour History Society, Studies In Irish Labour History 3, Dublin, 1997), pp. 40. Bill McCamley, The Third lames - lames Fearon, 1874-1924, Socialist Trade Unionist, (Irish Labour Hislory Society: Studies In Irish Labour History 4, Dublin, 2000), pp. 32 ,: Anton McCabe, 'The Stormy Petrel Of The Transport Workers': Peadar 0 'Donnell, Trade Unionist, 1917-1920 and Francis Devine, Navigating A Lone Channel: Stephen McGonagle, Trade Unionism And Labour Politics In Derry, 1914-1997, (Irish Labour History Society: Studies In Irish Labour History 5, Dublin, 2000), pp. 24 Helga Woggon (editor), Silent Radical - Winifred Carney, 1887-1943: A Reconstruction Of Her Biography, (Irish Labour History Society: Studies In Irish Labour History ~, Dublin, 2000), pp. 32 Helga Woggon (editor), Ellen Grimley (Nellie Gordon) - Reminiscences Of Her Work With lames Connolly in Belfast, (Irish Labour History Society: Studies In Irish Labour History 7, Dublin, 2000), pp. 32

Saothar Studies Francis Devine (compiler), An Index To Saothar, lournal Of The Irish Labour History Society, And Other ILHS Publications, 1973-2000, (Irish Labour History Society: Saothar Studies 1, Dublin, 2000), pp. 124 Francis Devine (compiler), A Bibliography Of Irish Labour History to 1960, (Irish Labour History Society: Saothar Studies 2, Dublin 2000), pp. 64

Other Titles Theresa Moriarty, Work In Progress: Episodes From The History of Irish Women's Traile Unionism, (ILHSIUNISON, Dublin & Belfast, nd), pp. 22 Mary Ferris, Anna McGonigle, Patricia McKeown, Theresa Moriarty, Marie Mulholland, Women's Voices: An Oral History Of Women's Health In Northern Ireland, 1900-1990, (NUPE - National Union Of Public Employees, Women's Committee Northern Ireland, Attic Press, Dublin, 1992), pp. 148

Galway Labour History Group Publications Clancy, Mary, Cunningham John (F) and MacLochlainn, Alf (editors) The Emigrant Experience, (Galway), 1991), pp. 142 Introduction (editors) M. A. G. 6 Tuathaigh, 7he historical pattern of Irish Emigration: some labour aspects' Gerry Gregg, 'Working on the site' Theresa Moriarty,'Reyiew' Frances Finnegan, 'The Irish in Victorian York' Michael D. Higgins, 'Monserrat - an unfinished story' Fred lohns'ton, 'Review' . Gerard Moran, 'lames Hack Tuke and assisted emigration from Galway and Mayo in the 1880s' Aidan O'Hara, 'The Irish in Newfoundland' Mary O'Malley, 'Emigration of Irish Travellers' Eamonn Smullen, 'What we do over thereT Ellen Hazelkorn, 'British labour and Irish capital: evidence from the 1980s'

Caitrfona Clear, 'The homeless young in nineteenth century Ireland' and Mairfn Johnston, 'Dublin Childhoods' in Growing Up Poor, (Galway, 1993), pp. 26 Alf McLochlainn, 'The Claddagh PiscatorySchool' and Tony Regan, 'The Salthill Industrial School' in Two Galway Schools:(Galway, 1993), pp. 36 '

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