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Dublin is just a Sunningdale away
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McLoughlin, P. J
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Anthropology
/ Behavioral sciences
/ Britain
/ British government
/ Christianity
/ Councils
/ Ethnography
/ Ethnology
/ European studies
/ European Union
/ Government
/ Government services
/ Group identity
/ Irish culture
/ Irish literature
/ Irish nationalism
/ Irish Politics
/ Irish studies
/ John Hume
/ Law enforcement
/ Local government
/ National identity
/ Nationalism
/ Nationalist parties
/ New Ireland
/ Northern Ireland
/ Police
/ Police services
/ Political organizations
/ Political parties
/ Political science
/ Political science & theory
/ POLITICS & GOVERNMENT
/ Protestantism
/ Psychology
/ Religion
/ SDLP
/ Social psychology
/ Spiritual belief systems
/ Stormont
/ Sunningdale Agreement
/ Ulster Workers' Council
2013,2012,2010
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Dublin is just a Sunningdale away
by
McLoughlin, P. J
in
Anthropology
/ Behavioral sciences
/ Britain
/ British government
/ Christianity
/ Councils
/ Ethnography
/ Ethnology
/ European studies
/ European Union
/ Government
/ Government services
/ Group identity
/ Irish culture
/ Irish literature
/ Irish nationalism
/ Irish Politics
/ Irish studies
/ John Hume
/ Law enforcement
/ Local government
/ National identity
/ Nationalism
/ Nationalist parties
/ New Ireland
/ Northern Ireland
/ Police
/ Police services
/ Political organizations
/ Political parties
/ Political science
/ Political science & theory
/ POLITICS & GOVERNMENT
/ Protestantism
/ Psychology
/ Religion
/ SDLP
/ Social psychology
/ Spiritual belief systems
/ Stormont
/ Sunningdale Agreement
/ Ulster Workers' Council
2013,2012,2010
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Dublin is just a Sunningdale away
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McLoughlin, P. J
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Anthropology
/ Behavioral sciences
/ Britain
/ British government
/ Christianity
/ Councils
/ Ethnography
/ Ethnology
/ European studies
/ European Union
/ Government
/ Government services
/ Group identity
/ Irish culture
/ Irish literature
/ Irish nationalism
/ Irish Politics
/ Irish studies
/ John Hume
/ Law enforcement
/ Local government
/ National identity
/ Nationalism
/ Nationalist parties
/ New Ireland
/ Northern Ireland
/ Police
/ Police services
/ Political organizations
/ Political parties
/ Political science
/ Political science & theory
/ POLITICS & GOVERNMENT
/ Protestantism
/ Psychology
/ Religion
/ SDLP
/ Social psychology
/ Spiritual belief systems
/ Stormont
/ Sunningdale Agreement
/ Ulster Workers' Council
2013,2012,2010
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2013,2012,2010
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The collapse of the Unionist government did not halt the SDLP’s drift to a more nationalist position. If anything, the political climate in Northern Ireland following Stormont’s suspension only led to a further greening of the party. A number of factors contributed to this. Firstly, the prorogation of Stormont had in itself created a sense of euphoria amongst the minority community. Not only did it bring an end to a regime that had come to be despised by even moderate nationalists, but it also appeared to re-open ‘the Irish Question’ in its entirety. For many nationalists, the fall of Stormont
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