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The British occupation of Ireland was a major occasion of Irelands history. The British were brutal in their treatment of the Irish people, the Irish language, and the Irish culture. The Irish formed the Irish Republican Army or choler in order to fight back. by the independence movements and efforts of the IRA as Britain continued to brutalize the Irish country and its people, sentiments about what postulate to be done or how to handle the British removed and Sinn Fin broke away from the IRA. The connections between these two assemblages, their similarities and differences, are important split of the legitimacy of the Irish movement for independence and the future of Ireland. The changes that have been make in these nationalist movements, particularly in the prominence IRA and Sinn Fin, as time went on that has enabled a form of these movements to keep regular(a) until today. There were different types of people who were part of this nationalist revolutionary group that wan ted to give Ireland back to the Irish. MacDonagh separates them into three categories, first, those concerned with the Irishing of Ireland secondly, those which attempted to overlay and build upon emergent rather than traditional factors in Irish spiritedness and fin in ally, those which tried to subordinate the local issues to larger, more universal themes. . This is not everlastingly black and white and many of the Irish nationalist groups combined whatever of these goals. In regards to what MacDonagh says about the different categories or goals, the IRA seems to me to be a blend in between scatty a more Irish Ireland and wanting to expand upon some of the new factors that made up Irish life. Sinn Fin, on the other hand seems to be more of a mix between wanting to expand upon the new ... ... members, Sinn Fin has persisted. Their spirit in civil disobedience or more peaceful actions has brought them with the centuries and into the modern age. This peace is still a major p art of their policies in the modern age as one of the largest political parties in Ireland. Through peace Sinn Fin wishes to unify Ireland once more, and help their thrift by uniting the Irish people in this common economical cause. They also are large proponents of peaceful international relations with the expect of the world. I feel that keeping their focus on peaceful change will help them to establish even larger influence all over Ireland and help them in their goals. Just as their belief in peace brought them into the modern age, it can also ensure the party and its supporters persist and bring them successfully into the future eras, whatever they may hold in store for Ireland.