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The division of Ireland wasn't Catholic/Protestant, it was nationalist/unionist and only four of the counties were predominantly unionist (Antrim, Down, Armagh and Londonderry/Derry (disputed)), the other two were half and half (Tyrone and Fermanagh).
The division of Ireland wasn't Catholic/Protestant, it was nationalist/unionist and only four of the counties were predominantly unionist (Antrim, Down, Armagh and Londonderry/Derry (disputed)), the other two were half and half (Tyrone and Fermanagh).
As an Irish person, an Irish speaker and an honours Irish student, Sinn Féin means "Ourselves". It was intended to refer to the people of Ireland.
As an Irish person, an Irish speaker and an honours Irish student, Sinn Féin means "Ourselves". It was intended to refer to the people of Ireland.
:I agree with you, but I would also like to add that we're going to have to remove either this article, or the [[Republic of Ireland]] article, due to both saying pretty much the same thing. [[User:Karajou|Karajou]] 13:59, 20 May 2009 (EDT)