How has Fianna Fail adapted to changes in Irish society since 1945?

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The paper examines the profound transformation of Irish society from the mid-nineteenth century to the early 21st century, highlighting a shift from a poor, rural, conservative, and Roman Catholic nation to an urbanized and industrialized economy. It explores how this economic growth and the establishment of a democratic order have modernized Ireland, overcoming a historical legacy of governmental distrust. The analysis reflects on the significant social changes that have occurred in just three decades, marking a pivotal period in Irish history.