The IRA fostered links with German intelligence (the Abwehr ) and Foreign Ministry, with men such as Francis Stuart travelling to Germany to talk, though these attempts were largely ineffectual due to a combination of Abwehr and Foreign Ministry incompetence and IRA weakness. See main article and series on IRA liaisons with Abwehr in World War II IRA Abwehr World War II. Germans also came to Ireland, the most notable of whom was Hermann Görtz, who was captured in possession of "Plan Kathleen" - an IRA plan that detailed a German-supported invasion of Northern Ireland. (See also : Irish Republican Army–Abwehr collaboration in World War II).
The IRA fostered links with German intelligence (the ) and Foreign Ministry, with men such as Francis Stuart travelling to Germany to talk, though these attempts were largely ineffectual due to a combination of and Foreign Ministry incompetence and IRA weakness. Germans also came to Ireland, the most notable of whom was Hermann Görtz, who was captured in possession of "Plan Kathleen" , an IRA plan that detailed a German-supported invasion of Northern Ireland. (See also Irish Republican Army–Abwehr collaboration .)
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