Also known as The Great Dublin Lockout, the Dublin Transport Strike, led by Jim Larkin and James Connolly, begins

On August 26, 1913 in Celtic History

Also known as the great dublin lockout, the dublin transport strike, led by jim larkin and james connolly, begins

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