Old Ireland faction in the Repeal Association

Target entity: Old Ireland faction in the Repeal Association
Context triple: [Young Ireland, conflictWith, Old Ireland faction in the Repeal Association]

• A. Irish National Federation
  The Irish National Federation was a late 19th-century Irish nationalist political organization that campaigned for self-government and land reform, emerging from a split in the Irish Parliamentary Party.
• B. Irish Volunteer movement
  The Irish Volunteer movement was an 18th-century citizen militia in Ireland that became a powerful political force advocating legislative independence and reform.
• C. Society of United Irishmen
  The Society of United Irishmen was a late 18th-century revolutionary organization in Ireland that sought to unite Catholics, Protestants, and Dissenters in the cause of Irish independence and republican reform.
• D. Fenian movement
  The Fenian movement was a 19th-century Irish republican organization, largely based among Irish emigrants, that sought to end British rule in Ireland through revolutionary action.
• E. Irish Patriot Party
  The Irish Patriot Party was an 18th-century Irish political movement that sought greater legislative independence and constitutional reform for the Irish Parliament within the British Empire.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Old Ireland faction in the Repeal Association
Target entity description: The Old Ireland faction in the Repeal Association was the more conservative, O’Connell-aligned wing of the Irish nationalist movement that favored constitutional and gradual methods over the more radical, youth-led approach of Young Ireland.

• A. Irish National Federation
  The Irish National Federation was a late 19th-century Irish nationalist political organization that campaigned for self-government and land reform, emerging from a split in the Irish Parliamentary Party.
• B. Irish Volunteer movement
  The Irish Volunteer movement was an 18th-century citizen militia in Ireland that became a powerful political force advocating legislative independence and reform.
• C. Society of United Irishmen
  The Society of United Irishmen was a late 18th-century revolutionary organization in Ireland that sought to unite Catholics, Protestants, and Dissenters in the cause of Irish independence and republican reform.
• D. Fenian movement
  The Fenian movement was a 19th-century Irish republican organization, largely based among Irish emigrants, that sought to end British rule in Ireland through revolutionary action.
• E. Irish Patriot Party
  The Irish Patriot Party was an 18th-century Irish political movement that sought greater legislative independence and constitutional reform for the Irish Parliament within the British Empire.
• F. None of above. chosen