the local parliament. They show their loyalty to the british Crown and prefer union with great britain 10. The provisionalira In 1919, a group calling itself the IRa (Irish Republican Army) expanded fighting for Irish freedom and independence. The Provisional ira is the radical faction of the IRA. They prefer the Ise of force and believe that armed force is the only way to get the British out and to have an unified ireland 1. The official ira The Official IRA is the political wing of the IRA. They offer their own social and economic policy. They hold that they have already made enough progress so that they can concentrate themselves on a political process and run candidates for election 12. Sinn Fein Sinn Fein is a legal political Party in Northern Ireland which supports the ira to fight for the union of Ireland. The leaders of Sinn Fein prefer union with Ireland by a twin campaign, both political and military which they call the policy of" the bullet and the ballot Box. It believes that without the participation of Sinn Fein the political problem of Northern Ireland can not be thoroughly solved 13. Home rulethe local parliament. They show their loyalty to the British Crown and prefer union with Great Britain. 10. The Provisional IRA In 1919, a group calling itself the IRA (Irish Republican Army) expanded fighting for Irish freedom and independence. The Provisional IRA is the radical faction of the IRA. They prefer the use of force and believe that armed force is the only way to get the British out and to have an unified Ireland. 11. The Official IRA The Official IRA is the political wing of the IRA. They offer their own social and economic policy. They hold that they have already made enough progress so that they can concentrate themselves on a political process and run candidates for election. 12. Sinn Fein Sinn Fein is a legal political Party in Northern Ireland which supports the IRA to fight for the union of Ireland. The leaders of Sinn Fein prefer union with Ireland by a twin campaign, both political and military which they call the policy of “the Bullet and the Ballot Box”. It believes that without the participation of Sinn Fein the political problem of Northern Ireland can not be thoroughly solved. 13. Home Rule