Radical Politics in Modern Ireland: The Irish Socialist Republican Party 1896-1904

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The Irish Socialist Republican Party (ISRP) played a crucial role in shaping radical politics in modern Ireland, blending traditional republicanism with socialist ideals. It was notable for launching Ireland's first socialist newspaper, the Workers' Republic, and for its early advocacy for an independent Republic, predating similar movements by Sinn Fein. The party engaged in local elections and international representation, addressing significant issues like the Boer War. This comprehensive study utilizes primary sources to explore the ISRP's internal politics and historical significance.