• Irish Parliamentary Party - Wikipedia

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    The Irish Parliamentary Party (IPP; commonly called the Irish Party or the Home Rule Party) was formed in 1874 by Isaac Butt, the leader of the Nationalist Party...

  • BBC - History - 1916 Easter Rising - Profiles - Irish...

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    The Irish Parliamentary Party (IPP) was formed in 1882.

  • A History of the Irish Parliamentary Party .. : O'Donnell...

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    A history of the Irish Parliamentary party .. by. O'Donnell, F. Hugh (Frank Hugh), 1848-1916.

  • Irish Parliamentary Party Research Papers - Academia.edu

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    The National Convention of the United Irish League (UIL) and Irish Parliamentary Party (IPP) held in the Mansion House Dublin in February 1909 has entered...

  • Irish Parliamentary Party | Seamus Dubhghaill

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    In the 1906 Galway Borough by-election he wins a seat for Galway Borough, which he represents as a member of the Irish Parliamentary Party until 1918.

  • Irish Nationalist Party | Political Party, Ireland | Britannica

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    …party (also known as the Nationalist Party) found itself in an agonizing dilemma.

  • The 1918 Election: What Became of the Irish Parliamentary...

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  • Irish Parliamentary Party — The Irish History Show Podcast

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    On this episode, John Dorney talks to Dr. Conor Mulvagh about the history of the Irish Parliamentary Party.

  • Irish Parliamentary Party | Orlando

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    MG delivered the first of her many public speeches in England (at Barrow-in-Furness in Lancashire) on behalf of the Irish Parliamentary Party...

  • Irish Parliamentary Party | Mark Holan's Irish American Blog

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    In December 1918, the upstart Irish republican Sinn Féin party routed 19th century nationalist party in the first parliamentary general election since 1910.