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Dockers worldwide aligned themselves in support and solidarity of the Liverpool dockers.

Throughout the dispute, dockers waged a high-profile public campaign for their reinstatement and allied with dockers worldwide and support groups such as Reclaim the Streets.

Although considered it a strike, it was strictly a lockout as the employers, Mersey Docks, sacked the dockers for breach of contract when they refused to cross a picket line set up by their sacked Torside Limited colleagues.

In an attempt to break the deadlock, sacked dockers offered to establish a direct supply unit controlled by the workers, to replace casual contracted labour on the basis that Mersey Docks reinstated the sacked workforce.

Elsewhere during the dispute, ports in Japan and South Africa came to a halt, with dockers in the latter stopping their work "in solidarity with the Liverpool dockers who stood by us during apartheid".

Lloyd's List had previously described the dockers as "the most productive workforce in Europe".

The number of Liverpool dockers employed during the 1960s was 12,000, yet this had dropped to 6000 by 1980.

Many of the dockers faced financial hardship during the course of the dispute, with more than 90 dockers' homes under repossession orders by 1997.

The sacked dockers formed a picket line which fellow Torside dockers refused to cross, ultimately resulting in the company dismissing all 80 of its workforce.

In the United Kingdom, vigilance committees were widespread during the 1920s, appearing, for example, amongst seamen, dockers and railwaymen.

Workers wanting to enter the dock trade, often the sons of established dockers, had to do so via sub-contracted firms due to the lack of jobs available.

It was formerly a working-class tavern serving the dockers of the Limehouse Basin.

Dockers directly employed by Mersey Docks similarly refused to cross the picket line in support of their fellow dockers.

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The song "Boys on the Docks", by the Celtic punk band Dropkick Murphys, was written in memory of Kelly and his popularity within the Irish-American and Catholic immigrant community.

Wolverine: Danger on the Docks (one-shot, 1993) #2 of Drake's Cakes four-issue series of mini-comics.

2019: Last Orders at the Dockside Staged by the Abbey Theatre as part of the 2019 Dublin Theatre Festival.

Boys on the Docks EP (1997).

Rumble on the Docks (1956) - Frank Mangus.

Mystery on the Docks (Harper " Row, 1983).