To encourage debate about policy, one leader of this political party set up the Wolf Tone directories. In 1970, this party split into two opposing factions, Gardiner Place and Kevin Street. This party was founded by Arthur Griffith. A faction of this party split off to form Fianna Fáil; that faction was led by Eamon de Valera. For 10 points, name this Irish republican party once linked to the IRA.
To encourage debate about policy, one leader of this political party set up the Wolf Tone directories. In 1970, this party split into two opposing factions, Gardiner Place and Kevin Street. This party was founded by Arthur Griffith. A faction of this party split off to form Fianna Fáil; that faction was led by Eamon de Valera. For 10 points, name this Irish republican party once linked to the IRA.
To encourage debate about policy, one leader of this political party set up the Wolf Tone directories.