Irish National League

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The Irish National League was a late 19th-century Irish nationalist political organization that campaigned for land reform and Home Rule, serving as a key vehicle for constitutional nationalism.

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Irish National League canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Irish nationalist political organisation
mass political organisation
causeOfDissolution Parnell leadership crisis
country Ireland
dissolved 1890
foundedBy Charles Stewart Parnell
Irish Parliamentary Party leaders
goal Home Rule for Ireland
land reform in Ireland
hasBranchStructure county committees
parish branches
hasPurpose campaigning for tenant rights
coordination of parliamentary candidates
organisation of Irish nationalist voters
headquartersLocation Dublin
ideology Irish nationalism
constitutional nationalism
inception 1882
influenced Irish Parliamentary Party electoral dominance in 1880s
language English
membership tens of thousands of members
movement Home Rule movement
Irish Land War
notableLeader Charles Stewart Parnell
John Dillon
Tim Healy
William O'Brien
operatedIn Great Britain
Ireland
opposedBy Conservative Party (UK)
Irish Unionist Alliance
landlord class in Ireland
partOf Irish Home Rule movement
politicalPosition centre-left
politicalWingOf Irish Parliamentary Party
precededBy Irish National Land League
linked to: Irish Land League
religiousSupportBase Roman Catholic population of Ireland
replaced Irish National Federation
supportedBy Catholic clergy in Ireland
timePeriod late 19th century
typeOfElectionActivity candidate selection
local branch organisation
voter registration drives
usedTactic boycotts
electoral mobilisation
parliamentary agitation

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Tim Healy memberOfPoliticalParty Irish National League