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“The Fine Gael ardfheis in west Dublin is focusing on the economy today following leader Enda Kenny's opening address last night.”
“Up to 4,000 delegates are expected to attend his televised ardfheis speech tonight.”
“The party also officially launched its local and European election candidates at its 75th ardfheis.”
“The Lisbon Treaty was not responsible for Ireland's economic problems nor would it solve them, the Sinn Féin ardfheis was ...”
“Lisbon will not solve economic problems, says McDonaldThe Lisbon Treaty was not responsible for Ireland's economic problems nor would it solve them, the Sinn Féin ardfheis was told.”
“Someone asked me what the Fianna Fáil ardfheis was like.”
“Speaking to the party's 75th ardfheis, he said a Fine Gael plan would create 100,000 new jobs by the end of 2013 and bring the public finances back to health by 2012 - without increasing the standard and current top rates of income tax.”
“At the ardfheis of April 1989 he got stuck into the two sacred cows of socialism.”
“At the ardfheis of 1990, these ostriches forced De Rossa to repudiate his”
“Herein lies the reason the Sinn Fein ardfheis which last year gave the go-ahead for acceptance of the PSNI added a condition: that control of policing be transferred from Westminster to Stormont - from British to Irish politicians, the Irish politicians including as a crucial element representatives of nationalism in the shape of Sinn Fein.”
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SilversleevesX It is also more typically printed "Ard Fheis." Jul 16, 2011
SilversleevesX You have no definition. Modern Irish usage is "convention." Arthur Griffith's original Sinn Fein party, founded in 1904, popularised this usage of the word, though it has also been used and applied to the annual conventions of Fianna Fail, Fine Gael, and other nationalist and Republican groups. My sources include three Tim Pat Coogan books and personal researches going back to 1989. Jul 16, 2011