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Irish Workers' Party
Irish Workers' Party or Irish Workers' League were the names used by the communist party in the Republic of Ireland from 1941 until 1970.〔(A history of the communist movement in Ireland ) - Communist Party Website〕
==Background==
The Southern section of the Communist Party of Ireland had suspended its activities from 1941 onwards because of police interference in its activities and the difficulties imposed by the emigration of many members to find work in England. Members were encouraged instead to join the Labour Party (though they were subsequently expelled). The influx of communists (both from Jim Larkins party and the Communist Party of Ireland) to the Labour party and union movement cause a split in Labour with the formation of National Labour.
During the time the communists still ran a revolutionary book shop ''New Books'' and produced a publication ''Irish Review''.
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