Resolutions Passed at Ard Fheiseanna 1972 &1974 : Womens\u27 Rights

Date is approximate. Paper includes Sinn Féin demands in relation to the subject of womens rights on the subjects of industry, equal pay/rights, anti discrimination & unionisation

Housing in Dublin

\u27\u27This paper is an attempt to show the following, that signifigant and widespread poverty exist at present in Dublin due to a shortage of adaquate affordable housing\u27\u27 Tactical and organisational suggestions for revived DHAC

Ard Fheis - 1976 , Reports

Secretary\u27s, education, International affairs department, economic and industrial research, publications, structure & prisioners reports from 1976 Ard Fhei

Financial Report to an Ard Fheis : 1975 - 1976

Financial report prepared by Edward Molloy, Stack Molloy and Co., Public Auditors and accountants, 1976

Peace, Work & Class Politics : pamphlet

Pamphlet with headings Peace, Work & Class Politics. Date is approx

Recommendations of Ad - Hoc Committee on Dublin Organisation

\u27\u27On Saturday 2nd July 1977 a meeting of the five Dublin Candidates and their Directors of Election, plus representatives of the North and South City Comhairle Ceanntar, was called by the Dublin organiser to discuss improvments in the Dublin organisation in general and with a view to the local elections due in 1979.\u27\u2

Workers and Trade Union Songs

The cover of the book extends \u27Fraternal Greetings to ICTU in Belfast 1980\u27. This song book was published by The Workers Party \u27\u27 to celebrate the victories, to fight the tyrants and to ridicule the vain and pompous\u27. Songs includes are Sliagh Na Mbán, James Connolly & Guantanamera

A Nuclear Power Station for Ireland?

Leaflet outlining Sinn Féin The Workers Partys opposition to the building of a nuclear power station at Carnsore Point, Co. Wexford. Leaflet is undated so date is approx

A Handbook of Republican Relations

A public relations guide for PROs. Guidelines with dealing with media, press conferences and public meetings. Issued by the Propaganda Department, 30 Gardiner Place, Dublin 2