John Redmond

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John Redmond was an Irish nationalist politician and long-time leader of the Irish Parliamentary Party who championed constitutional efforts to secure self-government for Ireland from the British Parliament.

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instanceOf Irish nationalist politician
Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
human
leader of political party
advocatedFor parliamentary methods over armed rebellion
self-government for Ireland
burialPlace Redmond family vault, Wexford
calledFor Irish Volunteers to support the British war effort in World War I
causeOfDeath intestinal obstruction
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
countryRepresented Ireland
dateOfBirth 1856-09-01
dateOfDeath 1918-03-06
educatedAt Clongowes Wood College
Trinity College Dublin
endTime 1918
ethnicGroup Irish
familyName Redmond
father William Archer Redmond
givenName John
instrumentalIn passage of the Government of Ireland Act 1914
languageSpoken English
memberOf Irish Parliamentary Party
movement Irish Home Rule movement
name John Redmond
notableWork advocacy for Irish Home Rule
occupation barrister
politician
opposedBy Irish Republican Brotherhood
Sinn Féin
parliamentaryTerm House of Commons of the United Kingdom
placeOfBirth County Wexford
Enniscorthy
placeOfDeath London
linked to: London, England
politicalIdeology Irish nationalism
constitutional nationalism
positionHeld Leader of the Irish Parliamentary Party
Member of Parliament for New Ross
Member of Parliament for Waterford City
Member of Parliament for Wexford
religion Roman Catholicism
residence Dublin
London
linked to: London, England
sibling Willie Redmond
spouse Ada Beesley
Johanna Dalton
startTime 1900
supported Irish participation in World War I
Third Home Rule Bill

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