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This biography rescues from obscurity those in the Irish revolutionary movement who, like Sean McLoughlin, not only envisaged, but fought for, an Ireland very different to the impoverished capitalist neo-colony that would come into being after 1922.

Roddy Connolly was the son of James Connolly and a significant political figure in his own right. In a career that lasted over sixty years, he played a central role in many of the Irish Left's most important political initiatives. This book examines for the first time his career and evaluates his contribution to Irish politics in the twentieth century.