Irish Republican Army
Irish Republican Army by IrishRepublicanArmy November 10, 2003
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Irish Republican Army
The Irish Republican Army is one of the most recent Nationalist groups fighting to oust the brutal and murderous 833 year occupation of Ireland by British imperialists. In 1172 the English used deceit to trick their way into getting their Army into a land of priests ans scholars. Since that time, they have outlawed the Irish language, culture, laws, music, and even the colour green upon pain of death. The IRA had, until recently, protected innocent civilians from loyalist paramilitary death squads and british agents. The Provisional IRA are currently seeking diplomatic means to bring about a power sharing government in Northern Ireland, a region of six counties still under british rule.
Irish Republican Army by Timothy Shuteran July 20, 2008
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Irish Republican Army by dudeinwales October 23, 2006
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The IRA is a great organization that tries to drive those british prottie bastards outta Ireland. Michael Collins made up this organization in the 1920's and eventually 2/3 of Ireland was given back to the irish
irishrepublicanarmy by Tim Langis July 25, 2008
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IrishRepublicanArmy by UALvolar January 30, 2004
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21. IrishRepublicanArmy:
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A user said this should be deleted: "I find it inapproprate to assign the name of any militant terrorist organization an imaginary conotation. The Irish Republican Army is a renegade militia responsible for the deaths of thousands of innocent people. Regardless of the political cause which carries many supporters and opposers, the IRA is, I repeat, a terrorist group, not an army, a game character, an appropriate username, or any o..."
it stays it goes don't know
that's me.
I write definitions for UrbanDictionary.com. So sue me!
and yes. I can read minds.
A user said this should be deleted: "I find it inapproprate to assign the name of any militant terrorist organization an imaginary conotation. The Irish Republican Army is a renegade militia responsible for the deaths of thousands of innocent people. Regardless of the political cause which carries many supporters and opposers, the IRA is, I repeat, a terrorist group, not an army, a game character, an appropriate username, or any o..."
it stays it goes don't know
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