Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Irish Unionist Alliance
albeit somewhat reluctantly. I am a political junkie, and I'm generally fascinated by small and unlikely political groups, and this one appears to be set on reviving a political tradition which otherwise disappeared in the 1920s.  However, I can find no trace of them in the major national newspapers. A search of the http://www,independent.ie Irish Independent draws nothing. A http://www.ireland.com/search/index.html?rm=listresults&filter=datedesc&keywords=%22Irish%20Unionist%20Alliance%22 search of 1996-present text archive of ''The Irish Times'' produces only one hit, relating to the late 19th/early 20th century organisation, and while a search of the Irish Times's pre-1996 digital archive http://www.ireland.com/search/archive.html?rm=listresults&filter=dateasc&keywords=%22Irish%20Unionist%20Alliance%22 produces nothing more recent than 1891. A http://news.google.co.uk/archivesearch?q=%22Irish+Unionist+Alliance%22 Google News search throws up nothing after 1921, I can find no trace online of any mention of them in the Anglo-Celthttp://www.google.co.uk/search?q=%22Irish+Unionist+Alliance%22+%22Anglo-Celt%22 or the Longford Leaderhttp://www.google.co.uk/search?q=%22Irish+Unionist+Alliance%22+%22Longford+Leader%22.  The article says that 'The number of its members, or their identities, have not been revealed, it stating that it was using the internet to preserve their anonymity "for the moment"', so its hardly surprising that they have received no coverage. However surprising the idea of a revival of unionism in the 26 counties, this anonymous group appears to be nothing more than a relatively obscure website, with no identified individuals beyond their webmaster and with apparently no printed publications. The nominator is right: this group fails  and , and may be nothing more than one person's website
— User:BrownHairedGirl, 12:53, 4 March 2008 (UTC)
Stance: delete
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