The British Labour Party and twentieth-century Ireland : the cause of Ireland, the cause of Labour / edited by Laurence Marley.

Includes bibliographies and index.

Introduction / Laurence Marley -- A tangled legacy : the Irish 'inheritance' of British Labour / Gearóid Ó Tuathaigh -- Uneasy transitions : Irish nationalism, the rise of Labour and the Catholic Herald, 1888-1914 / Joan Allen -- British Labour, Belfast and home rule, 1900-14 / Emmet O'Connor -- Labour and Irish revolution : from investigation to deportation / Ivan Gibbons -- British Labour and developments in Ireland in the immediate post-war years / Peter Collins -- 'Where the Tories rule' : Geoffrey Ming MP and partition / Bib Purdie -- The British Labour Party and the tragedy of Northern Ireland Labour / Aaron Edwards -- 'That link must be preserved, but there are other problems' : the British Labour Party and Derry, 1942-62 / Máirtín Ó Catháin -- Reflections on aspects of Labour's policy towards Northern Ireland, 1966-70 : a personal narrative / Kevin McNamara -- The Labour government and police primacy in Northern Ireland, 1974-79 / Stuart C. Aveyard -- Some intellectual origins of the Labour left's thought about Ireland, c.1979-97 / Stephen Howe -- The militant tendency comes to Ireland, c.1969-89 / John Cunningham -- Anglo-Irish diplomatic relations and the British Labour Party, 1981-94 / Melinda Sutton -- Leaving the soundbites at home? Tony Blair, New Labour and Northern Ireland, 1993-2007 / Kevin Bean.

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