Politics and the Irish Working Class, 1830–1945

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 Robert Owen, Co-operation and Ulster in the 1830s

Chapter 3 Labour and Politics, 1830–1945: Colonisation and Mental Colonisation

Chapter 4 Working Women, Trade Unionism and Politics in Ireland, 1830–1945

Chapter 5 Politics, Sectarianism and the Working Class in Nineteenth-Century Belfast

Chapter 6 ‘Brethren in Bondage’: Chartists, O’Connellites, Young Irelanders and the 1848 Uprising

Chapter 7 Rural Labourers, Social Change and Politics in Late Nineteenth-Century Ireland

Chapter 8 Parnellism and Workers: The Experience of Cork and Limerick

Chapter 9 William Walker, Labour, Sectarianism and the Union, 1894–1912

Chapter 10 Interpreting James Connolly, 1916–23

Chapter 12 Radical Politics in Interwar Ireland, 1923–39

Chapter 13 The Northern Ireland Labour Party, 1924–45

Chapter 14 Fianna Fáil and the Working Class, 1926–38

Chapter 15 ‘Whose Emergency Is It?’ Wartime Politics and the Irish Working Class, 1939–45