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'''Blueshirtism''' is a far-right ideology based on the ideas of [[Clerical Fascism]] in Ireland. The ideology is practiced by the short-lived political party Army Comrades Association, later called the National Guard and then Young Ireland, well known as The Blueshirts.
'''Blueshirtism''' is a far-right ideology based on the ideas of [[File:Cfash.png]][[Clerical Fascism]] in Ireland. The ideology is practiced by the short-lived political party Army Comrades Association, later called the National Guard and then Young Ireland, well known as The Blueshirts.


The ideology is named simply after the party that is mentioned before. However, the members of that party are sometimes nicknamed "Blueshirts".
The ideology is named simply after the party that is mentioned before. However, the members of that party are sometimes nicknamed "Blueshirts".

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Blueshirtism is a far-right ideology based on the ideas of Clerical Fascism in Ireland. The ideology is practiced by the short-lived political party Army Comrades Association, later called the National Guard and then Young Ireland, well known as The Blueshirts.

The ideology is named simply after the party that is mentioned before. However, the members of that party are sometimes nicknamed "Blueshirts".

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