Irish Republic

Irish Republic is also sometimes used by the international, particularly British, press.

The party's support has almost disappeared in the Irish Republic.

The changes are striking, particularly here in the Irish Republic.

In the Irish Republic, more than 90 percent of the people voted for it.

Also, the company has opened its first stores in the Irish Republic.

Growing up near a' republican town' back then in the Irish Republic was a weird experience.

I'd followed players out of the Irish Republic before and could anticipate a problem.

He said the Irish Republic would seek "to crush these people."

The Irish Republic was not recognised by any other state.

"We have representatives now in the Irish republic studying how democracy works there.

What about the massive levels of emigration from the Irish Republic?

That then is our aim: an independent, united, democratic Irish Republic.

It saw itself as the legitimate army of the Irish Republic declared in 1919.

The Irish Republic soon passes the toughest budget in the country's history.

In the Irish Republic, no opposition to the framework has surfaced.

On the surface, attitudes in the Irish Republic appear ambivalent.

In the Irish Republic, 94 percent of the people are Catholics.

In 1948, the Irish republic severed its last ties to Britain.

The two men were arrested in the Irish Republic.

In 1949 the Irish Republic came formally into being.

It is the national flag of the Irish Republic.

This was resisted by the Irish Republic, which said a referendum would then have to be called.

Hostility to the courts was not confined to those against the Irish Republic.

The Irish Republic has never advocated forced unification and does not now do so.

Economic migrants from the Irish Republic continued to arrive throughout the post war period.