National Labour Party (Ireland)

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The National Labour Party was an Irish political party which was founded in 1944 as a breakaway from the Irish Labour Party.

Six of the Labour Party's TDs) claimed that the party was infiltrated by communists and formed a new party which they called National Labour. The Party was led by James Everett.

In 1950 the Irish Labour Party and the National Labour Party reunited.

[edit] See also

• Labour Party (Ireland)
• Category:Irish National Labour Party politicians

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