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were employed. After contacting the local council, GAMA and trade union officials and remaining unenlightened, Murphy wrote a leaflet in
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The
Socialist Party is a Trotskyist party active in Ireland. It arose from the Irish Militant Tendency, which became Militant Labour after ending the policy of entryism in the Labour party, and later merged with the Labour and Trade Union Group in Northern Ireland to form the Socialist Party. It is a
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and other subsequent initiatives, claiming it further entrenches and institutionalises sectarianism and doesn't work towards solving the fundamental causes of the conflict. They therefore oppose a border poll and believe calling one would further polarise
Catholic and Protestant communities. Instead,
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on 8 February 2005, bringing public awareness to the workers' plight. The exploitation included migrant
Turkish construction workers bring employed on state projects, being paid as little as €2.20 an hour (the minimum wage in Ireland was €7.00) while being forced to work up to 80 hours per week. This
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October 2004. This involved a group of Turkish workers being brought to Ireland by GAMA, a Turkish construction company. They were illegally underpaid and forced to work hours in breach of the EU Working Time Directive. Murphy discovered the workers living on the building site where they
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The
Militant Tendency in Ireland, like its British counterpart, existed within the Labour Party here until the late 1980s when numerous expulsions of their members drove them out. They were known as Militant Labour until 1996 when they adopted their current name of the Socialist Party. They used to
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Socialist Party "stands for the socialist alternative to the dictatorship of the markets – namely real democracy whereby ordinary people take centre stage in running society, with democratic public ownership of banks, of key sectors of the economy and industry, and a
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and John Throne. In the late 1980s, a number of known members were expelled from Labour. In 1989 they established an independent party, adopting the title
Militant Labour—also used by other sections of the Committee for a Workers' International at the time. In 1996 the party merged fully with the
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subsequently confirmed that TDs were, in fact, entitled to claim expenses for travel outside their constituencies and that Daly and
Higgins were guilty of no wrongdoing. The Socialist Party and ULA said the story was a "manufactured controversy", part of a "vindictive smear campaign by
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Socialist Party opposes sectarian divisions in Northern Ireland between Protestants and Catholics and seeks to bring working class unity to both sides of the border. They argue that capitalism is incapable of overcoming sectarianism. The Socialist Party take a critical view of the
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in the 32nd Dáil. Similarly, in 2016 the Socialist Party in Northern Ireland instead fielded candidates in the Cross Community Labour Alternative. In 2022, however, the party ran once again in the North as the Socialist Party.
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The Socialist Party is Eurosceptic and supported Brexit, considering the EU to be a "club of bosses and bankers" and rejecting reform attempts due to there being "almost no mechanisms of democratic accountability" in the EU.
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the Socialist Party returned two TDs to Dáil Éireann: Clare Daly was elected for the Dublin North constituency, while Joe Higgins regained his seat in Dublin West. The Socialist Party contested this election as part of the
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Anti-Austerity Alliance candidate Paul Murphy has won a sensational victory in the Dublin South West byelection. He defeated the hot favourite, Sinn Fein's Cathal King on the eight count, having trailed him
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From 2014, the party's election candidates in the Republic did not stand for election directly on the Socialist Party platform, but have instead run as candidates of the Anti-Austerity Alliance (AAA), now
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the Socialist Party believes that Ireland, England, Scotland, and Wales should merge and form a socialist federation, which should aspire to be part of a Socialist Federation of Europe.
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In 2012, legal advice was sought when it emerged that the expenses given to Higgins and Daly as TDs may have been used for travel outside their constituencies and journeys to the Dáil.
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The Socialist Party is pro-choice. Their members staged an 'abortion pill bus' during the campaign to repeal the 8th, where they travelled across Ireland distributing abortion pills.
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Militant Tendency in Ireland began in 1969 when Paul Jones, an Irish student who had joined Militant in Britain while he was a student in London, returned to
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movement who advocate them, considering the agreements detrimental to the well-being of workers. It also holds influence in the Northern Irish branch of the
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member of the Comittee [sic] for a Workers' International (CWI). Joe Higgins was elected for the party in 1997, and held his seat until 2007.
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elections, Joe Higgins won a seat in the Dublin constituency with 50,510 (12.4%) first preference votes, as well as gaining a seat in the Castleknock
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in England and upon returning to Northern Ireland in 1971, began organising Militant there. The group grew on both sides of the border and practiced
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of Northern Ireland and changed its name to the Socialist Party. The Socialist Party has built some electoral support in the
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and the Labour Party in the Irish Republic. In 1977, they were expelled from the NILP and formed the
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democratic plan of the economy to provide for the needs of people". It opposes the so-called "
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narrowly missed out on gaining a second seat for the party in the Dublin North constituency.
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run in elections as the Anti-Austerity Alliance, but recently rebranded to Solidarity.
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This article is about the party founded in 1996. For the party founded in 1904, see
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came about at this time. On 19 September 2003, Higgins and Daly were sent to
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The party was formally founded in the south in 1972 as a tendency within the
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from 2009 to 2014. In 2015, the party received state funding of €132,000.
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from 1983 to 1986. People associated with it include Dermot Connolly,
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Town Council and Drogheda Borough Council. However, the party lost
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3370:"Paul Murphy trumps Sinn FĂ©in's Cathal King in Dublin South West"
1866:. First published in 2016, in Oxon, United Kingdom. Accessed via
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In July 2024, the Socialist Party voted to disaffiliate from the
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was selected by the party to replace him. Following the death of
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3557:"A political earthquake, the collapse of the two-party system"
3163:"Expenses not for TD's to travel to protests – Leinster House"
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In 2019, divisions in the party resulting from a split in the
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3530:"International protest against political policing in Ireland"
3313:"Ireland: Left surge in South's local and European elections"
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to Dáil Éireann, giving Dublin West two Socialist Party TDs.
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2012:"The PBP/Solidarity explainer: from Campaigns to Revolution"
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2681:"Martin takes action as Gama sends workers back to Turkey"
2629:"Hundreds of foreign workers take to streets over low pay"
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Europe's Radical Left: From Marginality to the Mainstream?
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Cunningham, Grainne; Dowling, Brian (20 September 2003).
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and Dublin West, respectively, and Barry was elected in
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Councillor Mick Murphy was responsible for bringing the
3137:"Pressure mounts on technical group in expenses fiasco"
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14 Socialist Party members were elected as part of the
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Anti-austerity political parties in the United Kingdom
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and began organising there, and also held meetings in
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3262:"Socialist Party withdraws from United Left Alliance"
2789:"Ireland's Cowen Faces No-Confidence Vote After Poll"
2380:"Far left pulling the strings on bin charge campaign"
3605:"A Marxist International must be socialist feminist"
3290:"Anti-Austerity Alliance launches election campaign"
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3723:"Northern Ireland: 20 years after the ceasefires"
3034:"Socialists target Government's political agenda"
1080:– Free paper distributed in Northern and Western
2763:"Voting watchdog vows to clean up Lisbon debate"
1884:"Ireland, Brexit and why the EU must be opposed"
2323:"Jail sentences for Joe Higgins and Clare Daly"
505:, had similarly joined Militant when attending
3750:"Border Poll would only heighten sectarianism"
2602:"Gama says Martin had no right to investigate"
2134:Peter Hadden - an inspiring life for socialism
1909:"Left-wing groups launch anti-Lisbon campaign"
999:with members in the NIPSA Broad Left faction.
459:The party was formed by former members of the
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3214:"Clare Daly resigns from the Socialist Party"
481:After its expulsion from Labour, they formed
474:The Irish Militant Tendency was aligned with
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3061:. RTÉ News. 10 December 2011. Archived from
1862:. Edited by Donatella M.Viola. Published by
485:, which became the Socialist Party in 1996.
392:. Internationally, it was affiliated to the
3085:"Legal advice sought on TD expenses claims"
3059:"Socialists call for referendum on EU deal"
2706:"Higgins reacts to Lenihan 'kebabs' remark"
2654:"Five-hour protest by Gama staff in Galway"
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291:Local government in the Republic of Ireland
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2604:. RTÉ News. 19 April 2005. Archived from
2352:Cunningham, Grainne (20 September 2003).
1837:. Rowman & Littlefield. p. 200.
624:for a month after refusing to abide by a
3343:"Coppinger wins Dublin West by-election"
2656:. RTÉ News. 5 April 2005. Archived from
2121:British and Irish Communist Organisation
2010:Coulter, OisĂn Vince (6 February 2020).
1859:Routledge Handbook of European Elections
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910:Murphy and Coppinger were re-elected in
3345:. RTÉ News. 24 May 2014. Archived from
2708:. RTÉ News. 18 May 2005. Archived from
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406:The party has been involved in various
4091:Democratic socialist parties in Europe
4041:European United Left–Nordic Green Left
3653:"A letter to the Fire Brigades' Union"
3504:"Protest at Irish embassy on 11th Feb"
3477:Clifford, Michael (10 February 2015).
2138:Committee for a Workers' International
2100:. Fortress Books. pp. Chapter 4.
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945:Committee for a Workers' International
933:Committee for a Workers' International
831:Socialist Party members contested the
668:European election held on the same day
571:general election of the following year
256:Committee for a Workers' International
4116:Political parties established in 1996
3901:Campaign Against Home and Water Taxes
867:candidate had been favourite to win.
416:Campaign Against Home and Water Taxes
401:Committee for a Workers International
27:. For the party founded in 1971, see
23:. For the party founded in 1949, see
7:
3802:""Abortion Pill Bus" defies the 8th"
3368:O'Regan, Michael (12 October 2014).
3111:"Higgins entitled to rally expenses"
949:Socialist Party of England and Wales
795:, the Socialist Party contested the
4131:Trotskyist organisations in Ireland
4111:International Socialist Alternative
3843:International Socialist Alternative
3825:Socialist Party in Northern Ireland
3236:"Daly resigns from Socialist Party"
2329:. 19 September 2003. Archived from
1979:from the original on 5 January 2022
1949:from the original on 5 January 2022
1029:List of newspapers and publications
968:International Socialist Alternative
814:", which were owned by billionaire
785:Workers and Unemployed Action Group
690:, and Higgins raised the matter in
521:to contest elections in the north.
397:International Socialist Alternative
329:Politics of the Republic of Ireland
261:International Socialist Alternative
3555:McEnroe, Juno (29 February 2016).
3532:. 12 February 2015. Archived from
3506:. 10 February 2015. Archived from
3007:"Murphy to replace Higgins as MEP"
2980:Minihan, Mary (28 February 2011).
2812:"Fianna Fáil humiliated in Dublin"
2378:Reilly, Jerome (19 October 2003).
1793:Contested the election as part of
1779:Contested the election as part of
1636:Contested the election as part of
1619:Contested the election as part of
1603:Contested the election as part of
1065:") – Quarterly Theoretical Journal
926:Cross-Community Labour Alternative
902:Logo of the party during the 2010s
14:
4081:Anti-capitalist political parties
3760:from the original on 12 May 2021.
3425:Minihan, Mary (9 February 2015).
2150:McCabe, Conor (7 November 2009).
995:in 2004, as well as influence in
434:(PBP–S). Socialist Party members
29:Socialist Party of Ireland (1971)
21:Socialist Party of Ireland (1904)
3659:. September 2004. Archived from
3161:Brennan, Michael (4 July 2012).
2761:Brennan, Michael (14 May 2008).
2679:McDonald, Brian (6 April 2005).
2627:Wescott, Gareth (5 April 2005).
1915:. 18 August 2009. Archived from
528:, grouped around the newsletter
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3410:. 11 March 2014. Archived from
3135:O'Connor, Niall (3 July 2012).
3032:Cullen, Paul (6 October 2011).
1886:. Socialist Party. 28 June 2016
1795:People Before Profit–Solidarity
1781:People Before Profit–Solidarity
1638:People Before Profit–Solidarity
1621:People Before Profit–Solidarity
432:People Before Profit–Solidarity
217:People Before Profit–Solidarity
25:World Socialist Party (Ireland)
4096:Eurosceptic parties in Ireland
4066:1996 establishments in Ireland
3837:Campaign Against the Water Tax
2902:"Balbriggan Town Council 2009"
2872:"Cork City North Central 2009"
2435:"Cork City North Central 2004"
738:. The party held its seats on
557:1996–2002 (27th and 28th Dáil)
446:, were elected in this way as
1:
4071:All-Ireland political parties
3311:Silke, Henry (14 June 2014).
3190:. 2 July 2012. Archived from
2818:. 8 June 2009. Archived from
2152:"John Throne: Irish Militant"
2051:10.1080/08854300.2015.1084697
2035:"The Radical Left in Ireland"
1069:International Socialist Voice
861:Dublin South-West by-election
515:Northern Ireland Labour Party
234:European Anti-Capitalist Left
4121:Socialist parties in Ireland
4106:Far-left politics in Ireland
4086:Communist parties in Ireland
4036:European Anticapitalist Left
3292:. RTÉ News. 20 February 2014
3216:. RTÉ News. 1 September 2012
1089:– Free paper distributed in
839:. The party gained seats on
797:2011 Dublin West by-election
547:Labour and Trade Union Group
519:Labour and Trade Union Group
463:, collectively known as the
348:Politics of Northern Ireland
2787:Guider, Ian (8 June 2009).
804:Public expenditure minister
756:South Dublin County Council
644:South Dublin County Council
106:; 28 years ago
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4101:Far-left political parties
2123:, "Labour in Ulster", p.17
2000:– funding of party leaders
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4126:Socialist Party (Ireland)
3906:GAMA construction scandal
1276:Northern Ireland Assembly
983:" deals and those in the
851:of the same day returned
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679:GAMA construction scandal
573:, Higgins was elected to
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252:International affiliation
241:European Parliament group
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3773:"PROFILE: CLARE DALY TD"
3754:The Socialist (Magazine)
3748:Waldron, Daniel (2016).
2967:12 November 2017 at the
2568:. Penguin. p. 120.
1943:Houses of the Oireachtas
1829:Dunphy, Richard (2016).
955:2020–present (33rd Dáil)
686:, who was then a TD for
410:campaigns including the
3975:Elected representatives
3833:– Youth section website
3087:. RTÉ News. 4 July 2012
2932:"Tallaght Central 2009"
2405:"Tallaght Central 2004"
2039:Socialism and Democracy
1656:Anti-Austerity Alliance
1605:Anti-Austerity Alliance
849:Dublin West by-election
837:Anti-Austerity Alliance
567:Dublin-West by-election
193:Political position
2094:Taaffe, Peter (1996).
2033:McCabe, Conor (2015).
1969:"2019 Local Elections"
1683:First Preference Vote
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1289:First Preference Vote
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922:2016 Assembly Election
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1055:Socialist Alternative
1051:) – Monthly newspaper
1009:Good Friday Agreement
961:2020 general election
908:2016 general election
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768:2011 general election
762:2011–2016 (31st Dáil)
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618:Anti-Bin Tax Campaign
607:2002 general election
599:Anti-Bin Tax Campaign
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3954:Solidarity (Ireland)
3911:United Left Alliance
3414:on 16 February 2015.
2936:ElectionsIreland.org
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2097:The Rise of Militant
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1633:Republic of Ireland
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1600:Republic of Ireland
1531:Republic of Ireland
1483:Republic of Ireland
993:British Labour Party
833:2014 local elections
781:People Before Profit
779:which included both
773:United Left Alliance
732:local electoral area
636:2004 local elections
589:Socialist Party TDs
577:for the first time.
317:socialistpartyni.org
229:European affiliation
208:National affiliation
178:Democratic socialism
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2267:"Dublin North 2002"
2247:on 15 February 2015
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2187:on 15 February 2015
2132:Niall Mulholland, "
1459:Republic of Ireland
939:TD leaving to form
715:referendums on the
672:Dublin constituency
551:Republic of Ireland
420:European Parliament
386:Republic of Ireland
132:141 Thomas Street,
3827:– Official website
3821:– Official website
3804:. 15 October 2015.
3729:. 13 November 2014
3242:. 1 September 2012
2732:"Dublin West 2007"
2384:Sunday Independent
2237:"Dublin West 2002"
2207:"Dublin West 1997"
2177:"Dublin West 1996"
981:Social Partnership
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2575:978-0-141-03780-6
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258:(until 2019)
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1890:10 February
1061:and later "
1015:The Phoenix
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872:Paul Murphy
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752:Mick Murphy
688:Dublin West
684:Joe Higgins
595:Joe Higgins
593:(left) and
542:Joe Higgins
444:Paul Murphy
161:Membership
4060:Categories
4020:Solidarity
3993:Mick Barry
3920:Leadership
3637:1 February
3623:"About us"
3462:9 February
3436:9 February
3384:12 October
3274:26 January
3120:20 October
2389:19 October
2161:7 November
2107:0906582474
1816:References
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783:(PBP) and
748:Balbriggan
648:Mick Barry
629:injunction
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591:Clare Daly
538:Clare Daly
440:Mick Barry
428:Solidarity
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271:Red, white
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136:8, Ireland
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1923:18 August
1864:Routledge
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339:Elections
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59:July 2022
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3391:earlier.
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2965:Archived
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1947:Archived
1804:See also
1670:European
1439:Country
1049:Militant
974:Policies
920:For the
841:Limerick
724:European
469:entryism
414:and the
408:populist
202:far-left
173:Ideology
3889:History
3327:14 June
2690:6 April
2664:5 April
2638:5 April
1759:29,953
1739:50,510
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650:being
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163:(2016)
134:Dublin
93:Leader
2064:West.
2055:S2CID
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