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The Republican Network for Unity is a small Irish republican political group. It was formed in 2007 in opposition to the Sinn Fein special Ard Fheis's vote of support for the Police Service of Northern Ireland. It was originally known as the "Ex-POWs and Concerned Republicans against RUC/PSNI & MI5". The group re-organized, changing its name to "Republican Network for Unity". In October 2013 it registered as a political party and moved from being a pressure group.

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  • The Republican Network for Unity is a small Irish republican political group. It was formed in 2007 in opposition to the Sinn Fein special Ard Fheis's vote of support for the Police Service of Northern Ireland. It was originally known as the "Ex-POWs and Concerned Republicans against RUC/PSNI & MI5". The group re-organized, changing its name to "Republican Network for Unity". In October 2013 it registered as a political party and moved from being a pressure group.
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