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Frank Robbins (5 July 1895 – 31 January 1979) was an Irish trade unionist. Robbins came to prominence as a member of James Connolly's Irish Citizen Army, taking part in the Dublin Lockout in 1913 and the Easter Rising in 1916. Although Robbins did not involvement himself in the ensuing Irish War of Independence or Irish Civil War, he continued to influence events in Ireland through his leadership in the trade union movement and as part of the Labour Party. During the Irish revolutionary period, Robbins was frustrated by the notion that Labour was considered outside of Irish Republicanism, rather than a strand within it. He was also frustrated by the lack of willingness by the labour movement to involvement themselves directly in the War of Independence.

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rdfs:comment	Frank Robbins (5 July 1895 – 31 January 1979) was an Irish trade unionist. Robbins came to prominence as a member of James Connolly's Irish Citizen Army, taking part in the Dublin Lockout in 1913 and the Easter Rising in 1916. Although Robbins did not involvement himself in the ensuing Irish War of Independence or Irish Civil War, he continued to influence events in Ireland through his leadership in the trade union movement and as part of the Labour Party. During the Irish revolutionary period, Robbins was frustrated by the notion that Labour was considered outside of Irish Republicanism, rather than a strand within it. He was also frustrated by the lack of willingness by the labour movement to involvement themselves directly in the War of Independence. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	United Kingdom 1895 births Communism County Tipperary Clan na Gael Irish anti-communists Congress of Irish Unions Irish Trade Union Congress Syndicalist 1944 Irish general election 1948 Irish general election Liam Mellows St Stephen's Green Frongoch internment camp 1979 deaths Buckingham Street William O'Brien (trade unionist) Dublin Council of Trade Unions Irish Transport and General Workers' Union Irish Volunteers Easter Rising Irish Citizen Army Irish Civil War Irish Republicanism Irish War of Independence Irish revolutionary period James Connolly James Larkin Anglo-Irish treaty Irish republicans Labour Party (Ireland) politicians Military personnel from Dublin (city) John Devoy Labour Party (Ireland) Dublin Lockout Irish Citizen Army members Socialism Knutsford Michael Collins (Irish leader) National Army (Ireland) National Labour Party (Ireland) World Federation of Trade Unions Trade Unionist Dublin North-East Jim Larkin
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has abstract	Frank Robbins (5 July 1895 – 31 January 1979) was an Irish trade unionist. Robbins came to prominence as a member of James Connolly's Irish Citizen Army, taking part in the Dublin Lockout in 1913 and the Easter Rising in 1916. Although Robbins did not involvement himself in the ensuing Irish War of Independence or Irish Civil War, he continued to influence events in Ireland through his leadership in the trade union movement and as part of the Labour Party. During the Irish revolutionary period, Robbins was frustrated by the notion that Labour was considered outside of Irish Republicanism, rather than a strand within it. He was also frustrated by the lack of willingness by the labour movement to involvement themselves directly in the War of Independence. Although Robbins was a disciple of the syndicalist Connolly, he himself rejected communism and hardline socialism, to the point that in 1944 he followed William O'Brien and his supporters out of the Labour party and into the splinter group the National Labour Party when they accused the mainline of the party of allowing communists such as Jim Larkin into the Dublin branches of the party. (en)
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