Special Announcement



We are presently working on updating our website.
While this work is taking place we will be adding items of Labour interest under this panel. These will be in a PDF format.



Women and Work in Derry City: A Survey by Eithne McLaughlin, taken from Saothar 14.

A philosopher with a slow smile: Peadar Macken 1878-1916 by Charles Callan, taken from Labour History News.

Treasures Open to the Wise: A Survey of Early Mechanics' Institutes and Similar Organisations by Seamus S. Duffy, taken from Saothar 15.

The Northern Ireland Trade Union Movement by D W Bleakley.

Who Dares to Wear the Red Hand Badge? by Francis Devine, taken from Liberty 75, June 1984.

William Partridge by Liam O'Mara.

Committee Members


President
Jack McGinley
Email:president@ irishlabourhistorysociety.com

Vice President
Fionnula Richardson

Secretary
Kevin Murphy
Email:secretary@ irishlabourhistorysociety.com

Assistant Secretary
Seamus Moriarty
Assistant Secretary
Eddie Soye

Treasurer
Ed Penrose

Saothar Editors
Sarah-Anne Buckley
Martin Maguire

Committee Members 2016 - 2017
Pat Carroll, Noel Cullen, John Cunningham, James Curry, John Feely, Adrian Grant, Conor McCabe, Ann Matthews, D.R. O'Connor Lysaght


Saothar 45

Saothar No.45 is now available to order.



Access to library and archives by appointment only:
Tel: 01 668 1071
Email: info@irishlabourhistorysociety.com
Appointment Times:
10 am - 4 pm (Mon-Thu) 10 am - 1 pm (Fri)

Larkin Statue

Welcome to the Irish Labour History Society. The Society aims to preserve the records and reminiscences, written and oral, of the Irish working class and its organisations. Society membership is composed of individuals, labour-related organisations, academic institutions, libraries and archival bodies. The Society frequently organizes conferences and events and also issues publications on Irish labour, including its annual journal Saothar.






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