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Irish Republicans Military Organizations Continuity Irish Republican Army Real Irish Republican Army (unil 2012) Irish Republican Liberation Army (2006-~2008) Óglaigh na hÉireann (Continuity IRA Splinter Group) (2006-unknown) Saoirse na hÉireann (2006-unknown) Republican Action Against Drugs(2009-2012) Óglaigh na hÉireann (Real IRA Splinter Group (from 2009) New Irish Republican Army (from 2012) Arm na Poblachta (from 2017) Political Organizations Republican Sinn Féin 32 County Sovereignty Movement Concerned Group for Republican Prisoners (2005-unknown) Republican Network for Unity (from 2007) Irish Republican Voice (2013-2014) Saoradh (from 2016) |
British and Unionist Forces United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Republic of Ireland Unionist terrorists | ||||||
The Post-Troubles Conflict in Northern Ireland is an ongoing conflict rooted in the Troubles. It has consisted mostly of sporadic actions by small Republican groups and state suppression of Republican organizations by the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the collaborator state the Republic of Ireland.[1]
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- ↑ Peter Murtagh (2016-03-26). "The ‘true’ republicans: ‘Nothing since 1919 is legitimate’" Irish Times.