A compelling account of a twentieth-century Irish labor leader. In the 1920s, James "Dongaree" Baird worked as a boilermaker in Belfast's Harland and Wolff shipyard, where he was one of the hundreds of Protestants--the so-called "rotten Prods"-- and thousands of Catholics who were forced into unemployment by British loyalists. Emmet O'Connor's Rotten Prod uncovers the story of this quietly influential labor leader who fought...