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Brief guides to the political parties and paramilitaries of Northern Ireland.
Political Parties
Paramilitaries
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Alliance Party of Northern Ireland
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Democratic Unionist Party
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Northern Ireland Women's Coalition
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Social Democratic and Labour Party
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Sinn Féin
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Progressive Unionist Party
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Ulster Democratic Party
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Ulster Unionist Party
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United Kingdom Unionist Party
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Northern Ireland Unionist Party
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Irish Republican Army
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Provisional IRA
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Official IRA
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Continuity IRA
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The Real IRA/32-County Sovereignty Movement
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Irish National Liberation Army
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Direct Action Against Drugs
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Ulster Defence Association/Ulster Freedom Fighters
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Ulster Volunteer Force
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Loyalist Volunteer Force
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Red Hand Defenders/Orange Volunteers
Northern Ireland Women's Coalition
The NIWC was a cross-community party that campaigned on a platform of anti-sectarianism. It was involved in negotiations for the Good Friday Agreement, but subsequently went into decline.
The party was officially disbanded in 2006.
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