No - you would be accepted or rejected on the same grounds as all Irish citizens
Irish Army was created in 1924.
You are referring to the Irish Republican Army, commonly known as the IRA.
There have been a number of them, with the main being the IRA (Irish Republican Army).
The Provisional Irish republican army (IRA), was formed in 1969 after it split from the Official Irish republican army (OIRA) over the OIRAs failure to protect Irish nationalist areas from attack by british loyalists and the police the Royal ulster constabulary (RUC). The Real Irish republican army (RIRA) split from the provisional IRA in 1997 after the IRA called a ceasefire and entered into the northern Ireland peace process. The Real IRA (RIRA) continue to use armed struggle to free northern Ireland from british rule, they attack british military, political and economic targets throughout northern Ireland and are believed to be preparing to bomb the british mainland. The Provisional IRA have ceased their armed campaign, have decommisioned most of their weapons and have moved into peaceful politics through their political party Sinn Fein. The Real IRA regard the provisionals as sell outs of republicanism and believe themselves to be the legitimate army in the struggle for Irish freedom. In short, the Real IRA are still fighting, the Provisional IRA have stopped.
the Irish went to clean floors the Irish did the army
Yes. Like any army they would have requirements for recruits to meet and if you do not meet them then you would not get in.
Irish Army was created in 1924.
The IRA want this.
Although it seeks to liberate Northern Ireland from British rule, it is Protestant.
There have been a number of them, with the main being the IRA (Irish Republican Army).
You are referring to the Irish Republican Army, commonly known as the IRA.
The main group which has attempted to reunify Ireland by force since 1969 is the Provisional Irish Republican Army. However they are often referred to simply as the Irish Republican Army or the IRA. Since the creation of the state of Northern Ireland the following groups have also attempted to use force in order to reunify Ireland: Official IRA Continuity IRA Real IRA Irish National Liberation Army (INLA) All forms of the IRA use the Irish Óglaigh na hÉireann as their official name.
The Irish Republie Army were formed in 1919 - 1922
It's an ancient Irish symbol for Ulster. In the Táin, which is an Irish epic equivalent to something like the Odyssey, the king of Ulster and his army are called the Red Hand.
The Provisional Irish republican army (IRA), was formed in 1969 after it split from the Official Irish republican army (OIRA) over the OIRAs failure to protect Irish nationalist areas from attack by british loyalists and the police the Royal ulster constabulary (RUC). The Real Irish republican army (RIRA) split from the provisional IRA in 1997 after the IRA called a ceasefire and entered into the northern Ireland peace process. The Real IRA (RIRA) continue to use armed struggle to free northern Ireland from british rule, they attack british military, political and economic targets throughout northern Ireland and are believed to be preparing to bomb the british mainland. The Provisional IRA have ceased their armed campaign, have decommisioned most of their weapons and have moved into peaceful politics through their political party Sinn Fein. The Real IRA regard the provisionals as sell outs of republicanism and believe themselves to be the legitimate army in the struggle for Irish freedom. In short, the Real IRA are still fighting, the Provisional IRA have stopped.
Irish Republican Liberation Army was created in 2006.
Provisional Irish Republican Army was created in 1969.