Socialist Workers Movement (Ireland)

Target entity: Socialist Workers Movement (Ireland)
Context triple: [People's Democracy, laterAffiliation, Socialist Workers Movement (Ireland)]

• A. The Socialist Movement
  The Socialist Movement is a political work by Ramsay MacDonald outlining the principles, history, and aims of socialism in the early 20th century.
• B. Workers' Party of Ireland
  The Workers' Party of Ireland is a left-wing Irish political party with Marxist–Leninist roots that emerged from the republican movement and focuses on socialism, secularism, and working-class politics.
• C. Socialist League
  The Socialist League was a British revolutionary socialist organization founded in the 1880s that advocated for international socialism and opposed parliamentary reformism.
• D. Irish Trades Union Congress
  The Irish Trades Union Congress was a national federation of trade unions in Ireland that played a central role in representing workers’ interests and helped give rise to the Labour Party.
• E. Irish republican movement
  The Irish republican movement is a broad political and paramilitary tradition seeking to end British rule in Northern Ireland and achieve a united, independent Irish republic.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Socialist Workers Movement (Ireland)
Target entity description: The Socialist Workers Movement (Ireland) was a revolutionary socialist organization active in Ireland that played a key role in Trotskyist and far-left politics during the late 20th century.

• A. The Socialist Movement
  The Socialist Movement is a political work by Ramsay MacDonald outlining the principles, history, and aims of socialism in the early 20th century.
• B. Workers' Party of Ireland
  The Workers' Party of Ireland is a left-wing Irish political party with Marxist–Leninist roots that emerged from the republican movement and focuses on socialism, secularism, and working-class politics.
• C. Socialist League
  The Socialist League was a British revolutionary socialist organization founded in the 1880s that advocated for international socialism and opposed parliamentary reformism.
• D. Irish Trades Union Congress
  The Irish Trades Union Congress was a national federation of trade unions in Ireland that played a central role in representing workers’ interests and helped give rise to the Labour Party.
• E. Irish republican movement
  The Irish republican movement is a broad political and paramilitary tradition seeking to end British rule in Northern Ireland and achieve a united, independent Irish republic.
• F. None of above. chosen