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  Precursor:Cork Communist Organisation
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The Cork Workers Club emerged from the Cork Communist Organisation, which had itself appeared as a split from the British & Irish Communist Organisation. It acted as a political group and then as a publishing house of classic texts of Irish socialist republicanism.

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  • Susan Campbell

    Three pamphlets from 1970s

    By: Susan Campbell | 9th June 2014, 9:07pm

    I have The Connolly Walker Controversy On Socialist Unity in Ireland (historical reprint 9) J.M. MacDonnell, The Story of Irish Labour (historical reprint 10) James Connolly, Ireland Upon the Disecting Table (historical reprint 11).

    If you would like to have them, please contact me.

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  • John Lamp

    More 1970s pamphlets

    By: John Lamp | 14th March 2015, 10:29pm

    Hi,

    All the way in the antipodes, I have:

    6 Workshop talks - 2 copies, one with green cover, one with yellow cover
    9 The Connolly-Walker Controversy on Socialist Unity in Ireland
    11 Ireland Upon the Dissecting Table - "A New Enlarged Edition" 77pp
    15 The Connolly DeLeon Controversy on Wages Marriage and the Church
    19 Sinn Fein & Socialism

    I should be able to scan to pdf if you like.

    Cheers John

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  • Hugh Goodacre

    Cork Workers Club pamphlets online

    By: Hugh Goodacre | 13th August 2024, 2:30pm

    Is there an online source for all the Cork Workers Club pamphlets? I have quite a collection, and would be willing to fill any gaps from my collection, which I think is complete for the early ones. I know some of them are online, but cannot find that anyone has attempted to upload the entire series. I have a website under construction and hope to go public this year.

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