In 1970, this group divided into factions nicknamed Gardiner Place and Kevin Street, with the latter eventually taking over.
This group focused on elections as part of Danny Morrison's Armalite and ballot box strategy. This group's first official leader was Edward Martyn, but it was based on the ideas of Arthur Griffith, who thought Austria-Hungary could be used as a model. In 1970, this group divided into factions nicknamed Gardiner Place and Kevin Street, with the latter eventually taking over. In 1926, this group's leader, Éamon de Valera, left it to found Fianna Fáil. Since 1983, this group has been led by Gerry Adams. Name this group whose name means We Ourselves which is now viewed as the political wing of the Irish Republican Army.
This group focused on elections as part of Danny Morrison's Armalite and ballot box strategy.
{Sinn Fein} [prompt on {We Ourselves}; prompt on {Ourselves Alone}]