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The 18 pages that link to Irish Republican Army, each with the reason it gives.

• Irish Free StateRelated: Its split over the treaty fed the armed conflict that accompanied the state's creation.

• Irish War of IndependenceRelated: Its flying columns and local units made the war a dispersed guerrilla campaign.

• Irish republicanismRelated: Armed struggle became one strategy for establishing the republic republican movements claimed as legitimate.

• Éamon de ValeraRelated: During the independence struggle, de Valera’s political leadership intersected with the IRA’s campaign.

• Irish Civil WarRelated: The IRA split into pro- and anti-Treaty forces after the agreement.

• Sinn FéinNarrower topic: The broader history of IRA organizations provides context for Sinn Féin’s disputed political associations.

• Michael CollinsNarrower topic: Collins held senior command in the IRA during the War of Independence and the Civil War.

• Dáil ÉireannRelated: Its campaign and the Dáil’s political programme formed parallel parts of the independence struggle.

• Irish Republican BrotherhoodNarrower topic: Later armed republican organizations inherited parts of the Brotherhood's insurrectionary tradition.

• Provisional Irish Republican ArmyNarrower topic: The Provisional IRA emerged from a split within the organization using this name.

• Cathal BrughaNarrower topic: Brugha’s ministerial authority repeatedly intersected with the IRA’s independent military command.

• Richard MulcahyNarrower topic: Mulcahy rose through the IRA and served as its chief of staff during the independence struggle.

• Betty WilliamsRelated: An IRA gunman’s actions led to the incident that prompted Williams’s first peace protest.

• Brendan BehanRelated: Behan joined the IRA as a teenager and was imprisoned for related activity.

• Seán MacBrideBroader topic: MacBride served in the IRA and later commanded its Dublin brigade.

• History of terrorismRelated: Its different historical phases show why organizations and campaigns must be distinguished across time.

• Irish revolutionary periodRelated: Its guerrilla campaign was the principal military force behind the independence struggle.

• Mairead MaguireCompared with: Its armed campaign embodied the violence Maguire’s movement opposed.