High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Robert Dorman (1859 – August 1937), often known as Bob Dorman, was an Irish socialist activist. Dorman was born in Dublin, and was brought up as a Quaker. He served with the Royal Navy and with the Young Men's Christian Association, later working in insurance. Around 1885, he was living in Derry and was already regarded as one of the most prominent socialists in the city. Dorman later moved back to Dublin and joined the Independent Labour Party. There, he co-signed the letter which invited James Connolly to become the organiser of the Dublin Socialist Society. Dorman seconded the proposal to re-form the Dublin Socialist Society as the Irish Socialist Republican Party (IRSP), and spoke alongside Connolly at the party's official launch, on the Dublin Custom House steps. He moved to Limerick later in the year, but was unable to establish a branch of the party there, and resigned from the IRSP in June 1897.

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