1913 Lockout
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Timeline for the 1913 Lockout
- 19 July: Murphy warns Tramway men against IGTWU
- 15 August: ITGWU members sacked at Independent dispatch room
- 26 August: Larkin calls Tramway men out on strike.
- 27 August: Larkin arrested and let out on bail.
- 28 August: Murphy persuaded Employer’s Federation to offer pledge to workers.
- 29 August: Rioting near Liberty Hall. Man Killed.
- 31 August: Bloody Sunday Police batton charge crowd.
- 31 August: Jacobs Factory closed.
- 18 September: Riot amongst striking farm labourers in Finglas. One youth shot(non-fatal) by the DMP
- 28 Sept: Food ship, The Hare, arrives in Dublin Port.
- 29 Sept-6 Oct: Asquith Enquiry held.
- 18-26 Oct: The Dublin Kiddies Scheme.
- 4 October: Opening of the Askwith Inquiry on the Labour disturbances
- 6 Nov: Shipping Federation closed.
- 12 Nov: Dublin Port closed.
- 9 Dec: Special TUC Conference in London rejects Larkin’s call for sympathetic strike in Britain.
- Dec- April: Strike Ended.
