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Belfast, 21 February 1919 - Belfast is returning to normality today following the conclusion of what the Belfast Newsletter has described as ...
Read moreDublin, 27 August 1918 - Labour unrest is spreading throughout the country across many industries. In Dublin alone, the number of people...
Read moreDublin, 3 November 1917 - The Lord Mayor of Dublin, Laurence O’Neill, has said that he views with ‘alarm...
Read moreCork, 7 April 1917 - Wage demands by workers across the building trades have led to a series strike actions in the...
Read moreKilmainham, 16 December 1916 - Unrest over pay and the lack of war bonuses for Irish rail workers on the Great Southern...
Read moreDublin, 10 November 1916 - The strike at Glasnevin Cemetery has worsened in recent days amid no signs of a resolution. Of 48...
Read moreWestminster, 2 November 1916 - Members of the Dublin Metropolitan Police and the Royal Irish Constabulary have reiterated their demands for an...
Read moreDublin, 21 July 1916 - Police in Dublin have demanded an immediate increase in their wages. The demand was made at a...
Read moreDublin, 31 January 1916 - Fears are growing that the ongoing dockers’ strike in Dublin could spread around the port...
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