Leaders of The Northern Ireland Labour Party At Stormont
- 1925 - 29: Samuel Kyle
- 1929 - 33: Jack Beattie
- 1933 - 38: Harry Midgley
- 1938 - 42: Paddy Agnew
- 1942 - 43: Jack Beattie
- 1943 - 45: Paddy Agnew
- 1945 - 49: Hugh Downey, Dock Ward, Belfast
- 1958 - 69: Tom Boyd
- 1969 - 73: Vivian Simpson
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