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Fianna Fáil maintains links with the IRA until 1934 and then, on this date, declares them to be an illegal organisation.

On June 18, 1936 in Celtic History

Fianna fáil maintains links with the ira until 1934 and then, on this date, declares them to be an illegal organisation.

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