Betty Sinclair
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Associated Organisations: | Communist Party of Ireland, Communist Party of Northern Ireland, Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association |
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Betty Sinclair was a communist activist in Northern Ireland. She joined the Revolutionary Workers’ Groups (RWG) in 1932, and became a leading member of the Communist Party of Ireland when it was established by the RWG in 1933, remaining active in the Communist Party of Northern Ireland (CPNI) when the CPI dissolved in 1941. She stood unsuccessfully for the CPNI in Belfast.
Sinclair was a founder of the Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association (NICRA) and served as the Trades Council representative on its steering committee.
Picture: ITUC Congress Bulletin, 1955.
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1916-1966
1966
Irish Workers' PartyIrish Socialist, No. 95
1970
Communist Party of IrelandIrish Socialist, No. 116
1972
Communist Party of IrelandMarxism Today: Special Irish Number
1973
Communist Party of Great BritainIrish Socialist, No. 123
1973
Communist Party of IrelandIrish Socialist, No. 126
1973
Communist Party of IrelandIrish Socialist Review, No. 1 1975
1975
Communist Party of IrelandIrish Socialist, No. 174
1977
Communist Party of Ireland
- 1966 - 1916-1966 …Contributor
- 1970 - Irish Socialist, No. 95 …Contributor
- 1972 - Irish Socialist, No. 116 …Contributor
- 1973 - Irish Socialist, No. 123 …Contributor
- 1973 - Irish Socialist, No. 126 …Contributor
- 1973 - Marxism Today: Special Irish Number …Contributor
- 1975 - Irish Socialist Review, No. 1 1975 …Contributor
- 1977 - Irish Socialist, No. 174 …Contributor
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