Radicals & Realists - Political Parties in Ireland, The - Concise History, A — A Concise History

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Disgrifiad Saesneg / English Description

Radicals and Realists is an indispensable companion for all who wish to understand how political parties in Ireland have evolved, and how their electoral fortunes are shaping the future of the island they share.

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Cynnwys / Table of Contents

Introduction Acknowledgements Notes on Terminology Glossary 1. Irish Parliamentary Party 2. Ulster Unionist Party 3. Sinn Féin 4. Labour 5. Fianna Fáil 6. Fine Gael 7. Clann na Poblachta 8. Alliance Party of Northern Ireland 9. Social Democratic & Labour Party 10. Democratic Unionist Party 11. Progressive Democrats 12. Green Party Epilogue Chronology Appendices 1(a) Governance - Republic of Ireland 1(b) Governments, 1922-2022 - Republic of Ireland 1(c) Taoisigh (Prime Ministers), 1922-2022 2(a) Governance - Northern Ireland 2(b) Political Institutions, 1921-2022 - Northern Ireland 2(c) Leaders, 1921-1972 - Northern Ireland Parliament 2(d) Leaders, 1998-2022 - Northern Ireland Legislative Assembly 3(a) Constitutional Relationship between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland 3(b) Women in Political Office 3(c) Descent & Dissent - a ‘family tree’ of nationalist parties in Ireland, 1900-2022 3(d) Selected Minor Parties Bibliography Index

Bywgraffiad yr Awdur / Author Biography

Lila Haines, from Arklow in the Republic of Ireland, is a journalist, researcher and author who has worked at the The Economist Intelligence Unit in London and New York, and at the Welsh parliament in Cardiff.