Single or Return - the official history of the Transport Salaried Staffs' Association

Table 48

The Association, the Irish TUC & Labour Party and Irish Congress of Trade Unions*
	Position	Years
W. E. Hill	National Executive	1913-1916
W. P. O'Doherty	Auditor	1917-1918
W. B. MacMahon	Fraternal Delegate to Scottish TUC	1919
E. O'Mahoney	National Executive	1919-1920
	Chairman of Scrutineers	1920
Senator J.T. O'Farrell	National Executive	1918-1930
	Vice-President	1925
	President	1926
	Treasurer	1945-1949
Alderman M. O'Sullivan	National Executive	1930-1934
	Vice-President	1933-1934
W.P. Greene	National Executive	1935-1936
S. Casey TC TD	National Executive	1955-1959
Senator D.F. Murphy	National Executive	1949-1954
	National Executive	1957-1969
	Treasurer	1958-1959
	Vice-President	1963-1964
	President	1964-1965
D. Casey	National Executive	1978-1980

* The Irish TUC became the Irish TUC and Labour Party in 1914. In 1918 it changed its name to the Irish Labour Party and TUC. At a special conference in 1930 the Labour Party seceded from the TUC. The Irish Congress of Trade Unions came into existence in 1959.