Lila Haines is an Irish researcher and author, now based in Wales, who has worked in journalism, public policy and international development, including in the Welsh parliament and with the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU).

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• AcknowledgementsIntroductionNotes on TerminologyGlossary1. Irish Parliamentary Party 2. Ulster Unionist Party3. Sinn Fein4. Labour5. Fianna Fail 6. Fine Gael7. Clann na Poblachta8. Alliance Party of Northern Ireland9. Social Democratic & Labour Party10. Democratic Unionist Party11. Progressive Democrats12. Green PartyEpilogueChronologyAppendices1(a) Governance - Republic of Ireland1(b) Governments, 1922-2022 - Republic of Ireland1(c) Taoisigh (Prime Ministers), 1922-20222(a) Governance - Northern Ireland2(b) Political Institutions, 1921-2022 - Northern Ireland2(c) Leaders, 1921-1972 - Northern Ireland Parliament2(d) Leaders, 1921-1972 - Northern Ireland Legislative Assembly3(a) Constitutional Relationship between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland3(b) Women in Political Office3(c) Descent & Dissent - a 'family tree' of nationalist parties in Ireland, 1900-20223(d) Selected Minor PartiesBibliographyIndex

Lila Haines is an Irish researcher and author, now based in Wales, who has worked in journalism, public policy and international development, including in the Welsh parliament and with the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU).

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• AcknowledgementsIntroductionNotes on TerminologyGlossary1. Irish Parliamentary Party 2. Ulster Unionist Party3. Sinn Fein4. Labour5. Fianna Fail 6. Fine Gael7. Clann na Poblachta8. Alliance Party of Northern Ireland9. Social Democratic & Labour Party10. Democratic Unionist Party11. Progressive Democrats12. Green PartyEpilogueChronologyAppendices1(a) Governance - Republic of Ireland1(b) Governments, 1922-2022 - Republic of Ireland1(c) Taoisigh (Prime Ministers), 1922-20222(a) Governance - Northern Ireland2(b) Political Institutions, 1921-2022 - Northern Ireland2(c) Leaders, 1921-1972 - Northern Ireland Parliament2(d) Leaders, 1921-1972 - Northern Ireland Legislative Assembly3(a) Constitutional Relationship between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland3(b) Women in Political Office3(c) Descent & Dissent - a 'family tree' of nationalist parties in Ireland, 1900-20223(d) Selected Minor PartiesBibliographyIndex

Lila Haines is an Irish researcher and author, now based in Wales, who has worked in journalism, public policy and international development, including in the Welsh parliament and with the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU).

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• AcknowledgementsIntroductionNotes on TerminologyGlossary1. Irish Parliamentary Party 2. Ulster Unionist Party3. Sinn Fein4. Labour5. Fianna Fail 6. Fine Gael7. Clann na Poblachta8. Alliance Party of Northern Ireland9. Social Democratic & Labour Party10. Democratic Unionist Party11. Progressive Democrats12. Green PartyEpilogueChronologyAppendices1(a) Governance - Republic of Ireland1(b) Governments, 1922-2022 - Republic of Ireland1(c) Taoisigh (Prime Ministers), 1922-20222(a) Governance - Northern Ireland2(b) Political Institutions, 1921-2022 - Northern Ireland2(c) Leaders, 1921-1972 - Northern Ireland Parliament2(d) Leaders, 1921-1972 - Northern Ireland Legislative Assembly3(a) Constitutional Relationship between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland3(b) Women in Political Office3(c) Descent & Dissent - a 'family tree' of nationalist parties in Ireland, 1900-20223(d) Selected Minor PartiesBibliographyIndex