Farm Labourers

Farm Labourers: Irish Struggle, 1900-1976, written by Dan Bradley, provides a detailed historical examination of the lives and challenges faced by agricultural laborers in Ireland. This first volume explores the socio-economic shifts and systemic hardships that defined the lives of rural workers throughout much of the twentieth century. The text offers a rigorous look at the evolving landscape of farm labor and the persistent struggles for rights and recognition within the Irish agricultural sector.

As a scholarly work of history, Farm Labourers: Irish Struggle, 1900-1976 serves as a vital resource for those researching Irish social history and agricultural laborers. The book includes a comprehensive index and a bibliography to assist researchers and students in further study. This volume presents a focused account of the labor movements and economic pressures that shaped the Irish countryside from 1900 to 1976, making it a significant contribution to the study of rural history.