Irish home rule was debated for many years in the British Parliament and had support from the Irish Parliamentary Party in the last decades of the nineteenth century,but by the end of the century,a more radical position calling for full independence was revived by the militant political organization called the:

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The Irish Republican Brotherhood, also known as the Fenians, was a militant political organization that emerged in the late 19th century and called for full independence for Ireland. They organized several unsuccessful uprisings against British rule, including the Easter Rising in 1916. The other options, such as Ulster Unionists, Orangemen, and Ulster Volunteers, were more closely associated with the loyalist and unionist movement in Northern Ireland and opposed Irish home rule and independence. The option "Ó Clérigh Lughaidh" does not exist and is likely a made-up name.

Irish Home Rule Was Debated for Many Years in the British