Labour History News, No. 8
| Date: | 1992 |
|---|---|
| Organisation: | Irish Labour History Society |
| Publication: | Labour History News |
| Issue: | Number 8 Autumn 1992 |
Contributors:
Info | Charles Callan, John Cunningham, Joe Deasy, Francis Devine, Tom Geraghty, Anton McCabe, Bríd Smith |
| Type: | Publication Issue |
| View: | View Document |
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Commentary From The Cedar Lounge Revolution
11th February 2019
Many thanks to the person who forwarded this to the Archive.
Have had this in the Archive for a number of years and thought it sensible to post it up, albeit it is not a party political or political document as such. Labour History News as the publication of the Irish Labour History Society offers an important insight into the self-reflective aspects of Labour more broadly.
The document includes in 24 pages news from the ILHS as well as articles on subjects as diverse as Captain Jack White in Donegal, a photographic record of the Irish Citizens Army, Brid Smith writing on Cissy Cahalan and a tribute to Mattie O’Neill. A speech by Eleanor Marx on a visit to Derry in 1891 is also reprinted.
Notable too are the advertisements for the National College of Industrial Relations and FÁS.
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