Labour
| Years Active: | 1912– |
|---|---|
| Groups & Sections: Info | Labour Left … Sub-group/Section/Tendency |
| Documents in Archive: | 31 |
| Publications: | Times Change, TILT, Spectre, Labour News Bulletin, Labour Left, Labour |
| International Affiliations: | Socialist International (1951–) Progressive Alliance (2013–) |
| European Affiliations: | Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats (European Parliament Group) Party of European Socialists (European Party) |
| Related Organisations: | National Labour Party, National Progressive Democrats, Militant, Democratic Socialist Party, Sligo/Leitrim Independent Socialist Organisation, Democratic Left, Labour Youth |
| Timeline: | View in the timeline of the Irish left |
| Discuss: | Comments on this organisation |
About
The Labour Party was founded in 1912 in Clonmel, County Tipperary, by James Connolly, James Larkin and William O’Brien as the political wing of the Irish Trade Union Congress. Unlike the other main Irish political parties, Labour does not trace its origins to the original Sinn Féin. […] The Labour Party is a member of the Progressive Alliance, Socialist International and Party of European Socialists (PES), while the party’s MEPs sit in the European Parliament group of the Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats. Through these organisations, the Labour Party is linked with the Social Democratic and Labour Party in Northern Ireland.
Wikipedia
Identifiers
| VIAFInfo | 135124361 |
|---|---|
| Website | www.labour.ie |
| Wikipedia | Labour Party (Ireland) |
Images
Previous logo, changed in 2016.
Documents
Show: By publication | Chronological list
Labour
Labour, Vol. 1, Nos. 5-6
1967
July-August, 1967
Spectre
Spectre, No. 3
1967
November 1967
Labour News Bulletin
Labour Left
Labour Left, No. 5
1984
Labour Left
September/October, 1984
TILT
TILT (The Irish Labour Tribune), No. 10
1997
Summer/Autumn 1997
TILT (The Irish Labour Tribune), Vol. 2, No. 1
1999
Spring 1999
Times Change
Times Change, No. 20
2000
Summer/Autumn 2000
Others
The New Republic
1968
Brendan Corish
Labour Party Bulletin, No. 1
1969
Nov./Dec. 1969
Common Market No
1972
The Environment
1978
The Achievement of Socialism
1983
Brendan Halligan
Realignment in Irish Politics: The Socialist Challenge
1986
Labour Left
The Maynooth Model
1987 c.
Dublin - A City that Works
1992 c.
Does Ireland Need a “New Labour”?
1998
Pat Upton
The Coffee Circle Papers: Postscript - Times Change
1999
Democratic Left, Labour
Rosheen Callender![Gilmore Speaks Out [Extract from South Dublin Life & Leisure, 27th December 2000]](/image/1/90/0/images/covers/eglp.jpg)
The First Dáil
2010 c.
- 1967 - Labour, Vol. 1, Nos. 5-6
- 1967 - Spectre, No. 3
- 1968 - The New Republic
- 1968 - Warning! The straight vote is crooked - so vote no!
- 1969 - Labour Party Bulletin, No. 1
- 1969 - The Labour Party Outline Policy: Health, Social Welfare
- 1969 - The Labour Party Outline Policy: Workers' Democracy
- 1971 - Labour News Bulletin, Vol. 1, No. 5
- 1972 - Common Market No
- 1972 - Northern Policy Statement
- 1978 - Economic and Social Planning
- 1978 - The Environment
- 1979 - Manifesto, Local Government Elections
- 1980 - The Party Programme
- 1983 - The Achievement of Socialism
- 1984 - Labour Left, No. 5
- 1985 - The Commission: Report of First Meeting of Labour Party Commission on Electoral Strategy
- 1986 - Realignment in Irish Politics: The Socialist Challenge
- 1987 c. - The Maynooth Model
- 1989 - Labour's Agenda: An Economic Programme for the 1990s
- 1992 c. - Dublin - A City that Works
- 1995 - Report to National Conference, 1993-1995
- 1997 - TILT (The Irish Labour Tribune), No. 10
- 1998 - Does Ireland Need a “New Labour”?
- 1999 - TILT (The Irish Labour Tribune), Vol. 2, No. 1
- 1999 - The Coffee Circle Papers: Postscript - Times Change
- 2000 - Gilmore Speaks Out [Extract from South Dublin Life & Leisure, 27th December 2000]
- 2000 - Times Change, No. 20
- 2010 c. - The First Dáil
- 2019 - Baldoyle Historic Walking Tour
- 2019 - Public Meeting on the North City Walk
Related Material
Items about Labour.
Voice, No. 19
1999
Socialist Party
Why the Irish Labour Party Fails
1993
Socialist Workers' Movement
Fightback, No. 2
1993
Irish Workers' Group [1976]
Labour and Socialism
1973
Liaison Committee of the Labour Left
Gralton, No. 1
1982
Publications
A list of known publications from Labour, including those not represented in the Irish Left Archive collection.
| Name | Years | Organisation(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Comment [Labour] | 1965–1968 | Labour |
| Labour: Official Organ of The Labour Party | 1967 c.–1970 c. | Labour |
| Labour Left | 1983 c.–1985 c. | Labour Left |
| Labour Left Briefing | 1984 c. | Labour Left |
| Labour News: Organ of the Irish Labour Movement | 1936–1938 | Labour |
| Labour News: Official organ of Labour Party in Dublin South-West | 1965–1966 | Labour |
| Labour News Bulletin: A Head Office Monthly for Party Members | 1970 c.–1972 c. | Labour |
| Labour Opposition, The | 1925–1926 | Labour |
| National Youth Committee Newsletter | 1983 c.–1985 c. [Irregular] | Labour |
| Partisan, The | 1982 c. | Labour |
| Socialist Comment | 1968–1970 | Labour |
| Spark, The [Waterford] | 1943–1944 c. | Labour |
| Spectre | 1967 c. | Labour |
| TILT: The Irish Labour Tribune | 1994 c.–1997 c. | Labour |
| Times Change: Quarterly Political and Cultural Review | 1994–2000 c. | Democratic Left, Labour |
| Torch | 1939–1944 | Labour |
| Watchword, The: Official organ of the Irish Trade Union Congress and the Irish Labour Party | 1930–1932 | Labour |
External Resources
- Election Literature & Leaflets
Irish Election Literature
A number of leaflets and documents from the party and individual candidates.
- Election Manifestos
Irish Election Manifesto Archive
Manifestos from national, local and European elections.
- Programmes for Government
Irish Election Manifesto Archive
Includes programmes for government from Labour’s periods in coalition with FIne Gael, Fianna Fáil and Democratic Left.
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