The lockout ended in 1914 when Larkin and Connolly were rejected from the TUC. Workers refused to join the union even when back at work, badly damaging the ITGWU. The lockout left deep bitterness between employers and workers, and workers and police, which personally and politically affected many future Irish political figures in the following years.

1. The Aftermath

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The lockout ended in early 1914, when
Larkin and Connolly were rejected from
the TUC (Trades Union Congress)
Workers refused to join a union, even
when back at work.

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The ITGWU was badly damaged by its
defeat in the lockout.

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The lockout left a deep legacy of
bitterness between employers and
workers, and between workers and the
police.
This bitterness had a great effect
personally and politically on many
figures who would come to dominate
Irish Politics in the following years. Eg.

5. The
end!!!!!!!

6. The
end!!!!!!!