Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane is pleased to present Dublin Divided: September 1913, an exhibition marking the centenary of the Dublin Lockout of 1913. At the beginning of August 1913, the city of ...

If there is a shadow side to the booming Irish property market and the story the Irish government is telling about our prosperous new Ireland it is best seen in the Dublin housing market Who we are as ...

Kicking off on August 26, 1913, some 20,000 workers spoke out against 300 employers in what's viewed as the most severe industrial dispute in Irish history. Edwardian Dublin was not a healthy place to ...

Over the past few months, a series of official events in Dublin and across Ireland have marked 100 years since the great lockout of 1913-1914. The lockout saw 20,000 workers, led by transport workers ...

The basic cause of the dispute was the refusal of a consortium of Dublin businessmen, led by William Martin Murphy, to recognize the right of workers to join the Irish Transport and General Workers’ ...

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This year we celebrate the centenary of the 1913 Dublin lockout. Our decade of centenary commemorations has so far done little more than provoke a flood of warnings. Be mature and include everyone in ...

Trade union movements will commemorate the 1913 Dublin lock-out today in a re-enactment of the infamous baton charge that took place in the city centre. Sun, 31 Aug, 2003 - 09:55 Trade union movements ...

A video interview/ documentary on The Dublin Lockout of 1913 with Padraig Yeates, a leading historian on the subject. He has written extensively on it and is the author of 'Lockout: Dublin 1913'. This ...

Actors play out the scene of Bloody Sunday outside the General Post Office in Dublin city this afternoon in front of the President Of Ireland Michael D Higgins and Goverment Ministers on the centenary ...

Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane is pleased to present Dublin Divided: September 1913, an exhibition marking the centenary of the Dublin Lockout of 1913. At the beginning of August 1913, the city of ...