Dublin, 1 May 1923 - After a hiatus of eight years, the former Irish labour leader, Jim Larkin, returned to Ireland last night. Welcomed by large crowds and performing bands at Westland Row, Mr ...

Jim Larkin, the lion of Ireland's labor movement, helped found the Irish Transport and General Workers’ Union. ... (“Death of Mr. James Larkin,” Irish Press, 31 January 1947, p. 1).

James Larkin, the Irish labor organizer, is perhaps most known for his involvement with the famous Dublin Lockout of 1913. ... and later the Workers' Union of Ireland. In 1913, ...

Jim Larkin has been released from Mountjoy Prison where he was being held following imprisonment for the use of seditious language last month. The release comes in the light of a widespread ...

Jim Larkin found guilty of seditious utterances | The Century Ireland project is an online historical newspaper that tells the story of the events of Irish life a century ago ...

New York, 17 June 1918 - Posing as the president of the ‘New Irish Republic’, Jim Larkin, the former Irish labour leader, was arrested in the United States on the charge of circulating ...

Mr. Larkin remarked that when he was leaving Ireland, Patrick Pearse, Tom Clarke and James Connolly - all executed leaders of the 1916 Rising - went down the quays with him and he would not betray ...

Jim Larkin found guilty of seditious utterances | The Century Ireland project is an online historical newspaper that tells the story of the events of Irish life a century ago ...