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Fianna á
[ foil, fahyl ]
noun
- a political party in Ireland, organized in 1927 by Eamon De Valera, that was one of the leading parties in the establishment of the Irish republic.
Fianna á
/ ˈfɪənə ˈfɑːl /
noun
- one of the major Irish political parties, founded by de Valera in 1926 as a republican party
Word History and Origins
Origin of Fianna á1
Word History and Origins
Origin of Fianna á1
Example Sentences
Fianna á - the largest party - has formed a government with Fine Gael and a range of independent regional TDs after November's election.
Fianna á won 48 seats while Fine Gael was third with 38 seats.
It is not clear how that proposal will go down with Fianna á and Fine Gael.
Politicians had assembled to nominate Fianna á leader Micheál Martin as the new taoiseach and allow him to be formally appointed to the office by President Michael D Higgins.
Fianna á and Fine Gael emerged as the largest and third-largest parties respectively following November's election and committed to returning to government together.
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