sinn féin is the irish political movement named after a phrase meaning we ourselves.
sinn féin is the irish political movement named after a phrase meaning we ourselves.
what irish political movement is named after a phrase meaning we ourselves?
sinn féin
bullet::::- "an cosantóir" - official monthly magazine of the irish defence forces









































bullet::::- "signal" - magazine of the representative association of commissioned officers (raco)









































section::::national.:newsstand.:motoring.









































bullet::::- "auto trader ireland"









































section::::national.:newsstand.:news, current affairs and society.









































bullet::::- "the brandsma review" - conservative roman catholic magazine









































bullet::::- "business and finance"









































bullet::::- "business plus"









































bullet::::- "forth" - outspoken current affairs review









































bullet::::- "fortnight magazine" - northern irish political magazine









































bullet::::- "history ireland"









































bullet::::- "humanism ireland"









































bullet::::- "iris magazine" - sinn féin magazine









































bullet::::- "the irish humanist"









































bullet::::- "irish political review"









































bullet::::- "look left" - broad left magazine published by the workers' party
list of magazines in ireland
irish political review









































the irish political review is a monthly irish magazine dedicated to irish politics and history. it is known for its criticisms of historians associated with the "revisionist" view of irish history, especially peter hart and roy foster.









































section::::background.









































the magazine was first published in 1986, by athol books, a publisher linked with the british and irish communist organisation. the "irish political review" was the successor to the b&ico magazine, "the irish communist".









































section::::views on irish history and politics.
irish political review