Depth study 5 Trade Unions #3

1. A very wealthy Catholic business owner (who owned a hotel, large department store and the 'Dublin United Tramway Company') (7, 6)
3. A more moderate, traditional union leader in Dublin who disliked Larkin's militancy. He instead wanted to maintain good relations with employers and so his strategies were far more modest (e.g peaceful negotiation) (5, 6)
6. The number of workers that had joined the IGTWU by 1913 (3, 8)
7. The phrase to describe Employers concerns about the strike: in which each participant's gain or loss is exactly balanced by the losses or gains of the utility of the other participants. (4, 3, 4)
8. The organisation that was established by Murphy in 1913, in response to the growth of Larkin's union. It had 400 members (9, 10)

2. An exclusive ideology that developed in Dublin, that had a distinct blend of trade unionism, syndicalism and republicanism (9)
3. A socialist who established the Irish Labour Republican Party; he became the 'brains' behind the IGTWU (Larkin was the 'face' and voice') (5, 8)
4. Complete the sentence: in Murphy's speech to the Dublin United Tramway Company in July 1913, he boasted that he and the employers are on ________ a day (5, 6, 5)

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