All Ireland Anti-Partition League
The Anti-Partition of Ireland League was a political organisation based in Northern Ireland.[1] Founded in 1948, it campaigned for a united Ireland in both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
The group stood candidates in several elections in the North and the Republic but without success and it was disbanded in October 1950.
See also
- Anti-Partition of Ireland League
- Nationalist Party (Ireland)
References
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Defunct political parties of Northern Ireland
- Commonwealth Labour Party
- Independent Unionist Association
- NI21
- Northern Ireland Unionist Party
- Protestant Unionist Party
- UK Unionist Party
- Ulster Constitution Party
- Ulster Democratic Party
- Ulster Popular Unionist Party
- Ulster Progressive Unionist Association
- Ulster Unionist Coalition Party
- Ulster Unionist Labour Association
- Unionist Party of Northern Ireland
- United Ulster Unionist Council
- United Ulster Unionist Party
- United Unionist Coalition
- Vanguard Unionist Progressive Party
- Volunteer Political Party
- All Ireland Anti-Partition League
- Federation of Labour
- Fianna Uladh
- Irish Anti-Partition League
- Irish Independence Party
- Irish Union Association
- National Democratic Party
- Nationalist Party
- National League of the North
- National Unity
- Northern Council for Unity
- Official Sinn Féin
- People's Democracy
- Red Republican Party
- Republican Socialist Collective
- Saor Éire
- Socialist Republican Party
- Unity
- Belfast Labour Party
- Communist Party of Ireland (Marxist–Leninist)
- Communist Party of Northern Ireland
- Democratic Left
- Dock Labour Party
- Independent Labour Group
- Independent Socialist Party
- Labour coalition
- Labour Party of Northern Ireland
- Labour and Trade Union Group
- League for a Workers' Republic
- Northern Ireland Labour Party
- Republican Labour Party
- Socialist Labour Alliance
- Socialist Party of Northern Ireland
- United Labour Party
- Workers League
- World Socialist Party
1 Excluding those left-wing parties avowedly nationalist / republican or unionist / loyalist.
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