KnowraSinn FéinLinked fromLinked fromThe 18 pages that link to Sinn Féin, each with the reason it gives.All 18Broader topic 1Related 11Narrower topic 1Compared with 5Irish War of IndependenceRelated: Its 1918 electoral victory enabled elected nationalists to claim a rival mandate.Irish republicanismRelated: It has pursued republican aims through electoral politics as well as, historically, links to armed struggle.Éamon de ValeraRelated: De Valera led Sinn Féin during the revolutionary period before founding Fianna Fáil.Michael CollinsRelated: Collins served as a Sinn Féin representative while building the institutions of a rival Irish government.Gerry AdamsNarrower topic: Adams’s leadership transformed the party’s electoral and negotiating role.Dáil ÉireannRelated: Its elected representatives convened the first Dáil and dominated its early proceedings.Democratic Unionist PartyCompared with: It is the DUP’s principal nationalist counterpart and a frequent governing partner under power-sharing.Arthur GriffithBroader topic: Griffith founded the party that later won a sweeping electoral mandate for independence.Irish Parliamentary PartyCompared with: Its electoral victory in 1918 displaced the party's constitutional strategy.Ulster Unionist PartyCompared with: Sinn Féin represents the constitutional alternative to the UUP’s support for the Union.St Andrews AgreementRelated: Sinn Féin’s commitment to support the police service helped meet a key condition for restoring institutions.Bobby SandsRelated: The hunger strike helped strengthen the party’s electoral strategy.Constance MarkieviczRelated: Its abstentionist policy explains why Markievicz did not take her Commons seat after election.Martin McGuinnessRelated: McGuinness became one of the party’s leading strategists and public representatives.Cathal BrughaRelated: Brugha represented Sinn Féin as it built the institutions of the First Dáil.Nancy AstorCompared with: Markievicz’s party abstention explains why an earlier elected woman did not sit before Astor.Irish revolutionary periodRelated: Its electoral victory converted the independence campaign into a rival claim to Irish government.Unionism in the United KingdomCompared with: Its constitutional goal is opposed to the unionist position on Northern Ireland.
KnowraSinn FéinLinked fromLinked fromThe 18 pages that link to Sinn Féin, each with the reason it gives.All 18Broader topic 1Related 11Narrower topic 1Compared with 5Irish War of IndependenceRelated: Its 1918 electoral victory enabled elected nationalists to claim a rival mandate.Irish republicanismRelated: It has pursued republican aims through electoral politics as well as, historically, links to armed struggle.Éamon de ValeraRelated: De Valera led Sinn Féin during the revolutionary period before founding Fianna Fáil.Michael CollinsRelated: Collins served as a Sinn Féin representative while building the institutions of a rival Irish government.Gerry AdamsNarrower topic: Adams’s leadership transformed the party’s electoral and negotiating role.Dáil ÉireannRelated: Its elected representatives convened the first Dáil and dominated its early proceedings.Democratic Unionist PartyCompared with: It is the DUP’s principal nationalist counterpart and a frequent governing partner under power-sharing.Arthur GriffithBroader topic: Griffith founded the party that later won a sweeping electoral mandate for independence.Irish Parliamentary PartyCompared with: Its electoral victory in 1918 displaced the party's constitutional strategy.Ulster Unionist PartyCompared with: Sinn Féin represents the constitutional alternative to the UUP’s support for the Union.St Andrews AgreementRelated: Sinn Féin’s commitment to support the police service helped meet a key condition for restoring institutions.Bobby SandsRelated: The hunger strike helped strengthen the party’s electoral strategy.Constance MarkieviczRelated: Its abstentionist policy explains why Markievicz did not take her Commons seat after election.Martin McGuinnessRelated: McGuinness became one of the party’s leading strategists and public representatives.Cathal BrughaRelated: Brugha represented Sinn Féin as it built the institutions of the First Dáil.Nancy AstorCompared with: Markievicz’s party abstention explains why an earlier elected woman did not sit before Astor.Irish revolutionary periodRelated: Its electoral victory converted the independence campaign into a rival claim to Irish government.Unionism in the United KingdomCompared with: Its constitutional goal is opposed to the unionist position on Northern Ireland.