class and my movement". His father, John McGahey, worked in the mines at Shotts, North Lanarkshire when Mick was born. John was a founder member of the...

cricketer Harrison McGahey (born 1995), English footballer Jeanne McGahey, American poet John McGahey (born 1960), Irish Gaelic player Mick McGahey (1925–1999)...

National Coal Board – were becoming more militant with the election of Mick McGahey as vice-president. The national conference passed resolutions for a 35%...

Ewan MacColl Hugh MacDiarmid Arthur MacManus Mick McGahey Claude McKay Donald Maclean Gordon McLennan Harry McShane Charles Madge Cecil L'Estrange Malone...

strike in 1986 were ignored.: 303  Mick McGahey, who was loyal to Scargill during the strike, became critical of him. McGahey claimed the leadership was becoming...

strong criticism from many former supporters in the Labour movement, and Mick McGahey described him as "Broken Reid". Reid continued to support Labour up until...

Tony Chater (1968–1969) John Tocher (1969–1971) Irene Swann (1972–1974) Mick McGahey (1974–1979) Ron Halverson (1980s) George Bolton (1980s–1990) National...

Assembly of the Church of Scotland (effective 2008). Mick McGahey (1925–1999), miners' leader. John McWhan (1885–1943), mathematician and educator Dr David...

as to sustain his ceaseless world travels." Scottish miners' leader Mick McGahey described him as "viciously anti-trade union and anti-working class"...

George V Park in Bonnyrigg contains a monument to the miners leader, Mick McGahey.[citation needed] Bonnytown, the birthplace of the eponymous protagonist...

Mineworkers (NUM), the Communists did have some power, as typified by Mick McGahey, vice-president from 1972 to 1987, and Arthur Scargill, the president...

election for the vice-president of the NUM, to prevent Scargill supporter Mick McGahey from winning, but ultimately decided against a contest. He questioned...

sociologist. Dolf van der Linden, 83, Dutch conductor of popular music. Mick McGahey, 73, Scottish trade unionist and political activist, Chairman of the...

1954: Ted Jones 1960: Fred Collindridge 1962: Sidney Schofield 1972: Mick McGahey 1987: Sammy Thompson 1989: Vacant 1992: Frank Cave 2002: Keith Stanley...

reduce demand for coal and lead to job losses in the coal industry. Mick McGahey, the deputy leader of the NUM, was particularly concerned about the picketing...

Mick McGahey, who had been a leading member of the National Union of Mineworkers in the 1970s and 1980s, and former CPGB General Secretary Gordon McLennan...

soul-mate of militant British unionists of the 1970s and 1980s such as Mick McGahey and distant relation of Len Spheroyd, the world's fattest fireman. River...

bands Octopus (Scottish band) Shotts and Dykehead Caledonia Pipe Band Mick McGahey, Scottish miners' leader Matthew Baillie, Anatomist William Grossart...

Glasgow-based Communist Party of Scotland in 1991 associated with Mick McGahey and Gordon McLennan, advocating Scottish independence from Britain. The name...

Union of Mineworkers (NUM), a confidant of Arthur Scargill, Ken Gill and Mick McGahey and an adviser to British trade unionists for over 40 years. He also...

He held both these posts during the UK miners' strike, then succeeded Mick McGahey as president in 1987. He became an increasingly vocal critic of Arthur...

an attempt to put NUM funds beyond the reach of the government. Both Mick McGahey, vice president of the NUM, and Peter Heathfield, general secretary,...

write up of MacGahey, he says: Mac Eachaidh. The personal name Eachaidh, anglicized as Aghey, is a variant of the older Eochaidh—Oghy. McGahey is an Ulster...

NUM 1971 Lawrence Daly NUM Representation reduced to two seats 1973 Joe Gormley NUM 1980 Arthur Scargill NUM 1981 Ray Chadburn NUM 1982 Mick McGahey NUM...

Doonan 1932: Andrew Clarke 1942: Abe Moffat 1961: Alex Moffat 1967: Mick McGahey 1987: George Bolton Report on Trade Unions in 1905-1907. London: Board...

Bernard Ponsonby, TV political news reporter Kyle Hutton, footballer Mick McGahey, miners' union leader Margaret Ferrier, politician "Map ward 14 - Cambuslang...

the election. He died, still in office, six years later. Campbell, Alan; McIlroy, John. Dictionary of Labour Biography. Vol. XII. pp. 181–193. ISBN 978-0-333-96873-4...

footballer 11 January – Naomi Mitchison, novelist (born 1897) 30 January – Mick McGahey, Communist miners' leader (born 1925) 9 August – Cliff Hanley, writer...

McGahey as Tully Tivolli Frances McGahey as Frances Tivolli Thomas Fisher as Carmody Tivolli Pia Miranda as Kristin Glaros (Seasons 1–2) Catherine McClements...

appointment was supported by his predecessor, Terry Parry, and also by Mick McGahey of the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM). Known as a socialist, Cameron...