Irish Republicanism Explained
The discussion delves into the historical roots of Irish republicanism, highlighting the significance of the 1916 rebellion and the subsequent struggle for independence. From the republican viewpoint, the declaration of independence was meant for the entire island, rejecting the division of the six northeastern counties. Concerns from unionists about potential discrimination in an all-Ireland republic are also explored, illustrating the deep-seated tensions that continue to shape the political landscape.In this clip
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"The IRA, The Troubles & Intelligence" – with Eleanor Williams and Thomas Leahy
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