Irish Nationalist facts

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Northen Ireland segregates Irish nationalist and unionist neighbourhoods through so-called "peace walls", some of which can go on for miles.

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Frank Ryan an Irish Civil war veteran who fought against Franco in the Spanish Civil war for the Communists. He was then captured by nationalists and sentenced to death, but was allowed to ''escape' by Franco personally. The Germans then captured him and he became a spy for Nazi Germany.

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1. Indian nationalists drew inspiration from the Irish struggle for independence in the 1910s and 20s. The 4th President of India was an active Irish Volunteer in the Easter Rising and saw action in Dublin.

2. The Irish Nationalist party Sinn Féin practices "abstentionism" in the United Kingdom, electing MPs to parliament but refusing to attend, vote on bills, or swear allegiance to the Queen.

3. The Five Techniques of interrogation, used against Irish Nationalists and condemned by the European Commission on Human Rights, were the same ones used by the U.S. in Iraq and Afghanistan.

4. That, between 1866 and 1871, some Irish nationalists launched attacks on British army forts, customs posts and other targets in Canada in an unsuccessful attempt to get Britain to withdraw from Ireland.

5. In 1974 Great Britain had a secret plan to cut all ties with Northern Ireland, drawn up by PM Harold Wilson. The plan was "an attempt to end the Troubles by forcing unionists to share power with nationalists". The Irish government argued it would cause a civil war.

6. In 1866 Irish nationalists invaded Canada in an attempt to extort the British.

7. Thomas Meagher was an Irish nationalist and leader of the Young Irelanders in the Rebellion of 1848.

8. Between 1885 and 1929 the parliamentary constituency of "Liverpool Scotland" in England, was represented by the Irish Nationalist party. This only ended when MP T.P. O'Connor died at age 81 after 44 years in power.