Tadhg Barry

Veteran Irish republican and trade unionist

Tadhg Barry - Veteran Irish republican and trade unionist
Born

1880
145 years ago

Died

November 15th, 1921
103 years ago — 41 years old

Category

Activists & Humanitarians

Country

Ireland

Links & References

Involved in the struggle for Irish independence, played a significant role in the republican movement in Ireland. Worked closely with trade unions to advocate for workers' rights and living conditions. Actively participated in several key events of the early 20th century that aimed to achieve political and social reforms. Contributed to various publications and initiatives focusing on labor issues and republican ideals. Died under controversial circumstances during the Irish War of Independence.

Advocated for workers' rights through trade unions

Participated in the Irish War of Independence

Involved with various republican organizations

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