Larkin's Rift with the TUC and the End of the Strike (Leaving Cert History): Flashcards

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Larkin's Rift with the TUC and the End of the Strike
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Year TUC founded

1868

TUC definition

National federation of trade unions in UK

TUC support during 1913 Dublin Lockout

Financial aid and solidarity efforts

Larkin's view of TUC stance

Cautious and conservative

Larkin's accusation against TUC

Prioritizing employer relations over workers' rights

Year Irish Citizen Army (ICA) established

1913

ICA founder

James Connolly and other leaders

Reason for ICA formation

Response to police brutality during Dublin Lockout

ICA membership composition

Mainly ITGWU members

ICA role in 1916

Played significant role in Easter Rising

When 1913 Dublin Lockout ended

January 1914

Duration of Dublin Lockout

Nearly seven months

Outcome of Dublin Lockout strike

Ended without achieving primary goals

Employers' leader during lockout

William Martin Murphy

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