The Brian P. Murphy OSB Archive. (Series 9)

The Evolution Of British Policy And The Emergence Of A Sinn Fein Publicity Department In The Years After The Easter Rising. Mss notes, Part 29 The Hunger Strike And Its Aftermath   The Hunger Strike—which lasted from 5th to 14th April—proceeded in tandem with the MacCurtain inquest.  While [Frank] Gallagher wrote encouraging letters to his fiancée, … Continue reading The Brian P. Murphy OSB Archive. (Series 9)

ORGANISED LABOUR 

*******************  TRADE UNIONS told to prepare for strike ballot as no basis for public sector pay talks in place  Preliminary meetings fail to find common ground, with current deal set to expire on 1st July 2026. (Irish Times, 18.6.2026) Exploratory meetings on a new public sector pay deal have concluded, with union negotiators telling colleagues … Continue reading ORGANISED LABOUR 

Labour Comment

@@@@@@@@@@@@@@  @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@  James Connolly Our Policy The Workers’ Republic, 29 May 1915 ON the appearance of our first number in such a time of tension and excitement, our readers, we are sure, expect some sort of declaration of policy.  This we hasten to give.  The policy of this paper will be to implant in the … Continue reading Labour Comment

Dublin Central And Galway West – A Tale Of Two By-Elections

By-elections in Dublin Central and Galway West were held on 22nd May 2026.  In Dublin Central, the By-Election was to elect a successor to Fine Gael’s (FG) Paschal Donohoe, the former Minister of Finance who had moved westwards to Washington DC on appointment as the Managing Director and Chief Knowledge Officer at the World Bank in November … Continue reading Dublin Central And Galway West – A Tale Of Two By-Elections