Tag Archives: Pat Reynolds

Irish in Britain; posters of resistance 1985-2000

Posted on May 2, 2022 by lipstick socialist

The Irish in Britain Representation Group was an Irish national community organisation which during its lifetime organised and took part in many events up and down the country. The IBRG archive is at the WCML in Salford. This latest … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Bloody Sunday March, Danny McNamee, Frank Johnson, Green Ink Book Fair, IBRG Welfare Conference, Pat Reynolds, St.Patrick's Day March | 2 Comments

Jodie Clark: Proud Cork woman and Irish Community Activist

Posted on April 12, 2021 by lipstick socialist

Jodie Clark’s involvement in the Irish in Britain Representation Group reflected the way in which the organisation drew in Irish working class people who were prepared to get stuck into grassroots organising. Women and men who experienced anti-Irish … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Irish in Britain Representation Group, Jodie Clark Southwark councillor, Nina Hutchinson, Pat Reynolds, Richard O'Brien Campaign, Southark Irish Forum | 2 Comments

History of the Irish in Britain Representation Group by Patrick Reynolds.Part six; 1986

Posted on July 27, 2020 by lipstick socialist

Patrick Reynolds was one of the founders of IBRG and played a key role in its history. He is now writing up that history and putting it into the context of radical history in Britain and Ireland in … Continue reading →

Posted in education, human rights, Ireland, Irish second generation, labour history, Manchester, North of Ireland, political women, trade unions, Uncategorized, women, working class history, young people | Tagged Birmingham Six North West Campaign, Gearoid McGearailt, IBRG Emigration Policy, IBRG N.Ireland Policy, Irish in Britain Representation Group, Irish Post newspaper, Pat Reynolds | 2 Comments

History of the Irish in Britain Representation Group by Patrick Reynolds. Part 2: 1982

Posted on June 1, 2020 by lipstick socialist

Patrick Reynolds was one of the founders of IBRG and played a key role in its history. He is now writing up that history and putting it into the context of radical history in Britain and Ireland in the C20th. … Continue reading →

Posted in Catholicism, Communism, education, human rights, Ireland, Irish second generation, labour history, Manchester, North of Ireland, political women, Uncategorized, women, working class history, young people | Tagged Bridgit Galvin, Greater London Council., Irish in Britain Representation Group, Irish Post, Jim King, Joe Mullarkey, Michael Sheehan, Pat Reynolds, Sean Sexton, Tommy Walsh. | 1 Comment

History of the Irish in Britain Representation Group by Patrick Reynolds. Part 1:1981

Posted on May 22, 2020 by lipstick socialist

Patrick Reynolds was one of the founders of IBRG and played a key role in its history. He is now writing up that history and putting it into the context of radical history in Britain and Ireland in the … Continue reading →

Posted in education, human rights, Ireland, Irish second generation, labour history, Manchester, North of Ireland, working class history, young people | Tagged Federation of Irish Societies, Hunger Strikes, IBRG, Irish in Britain Representation Group, Irish Post, John Martin, Ken Livingstone, Pat Reynolds | 4 Comments