Labour Party (Ireland)

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political party social-democratic party

Labour Party (Ireland) is a social-democratic political party and one of the main centre-left parties in the Republic of Ireland.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	political party → social-democratic party →
advocatesPolicy	European integration → progressive taxation → public services expansion → social justice → workers' rights →
competesWith	Fianna Fáil → Fine Gael → Sinn Féin →
country	Republic of Ireland →
focusesOn	trade union movement →
founded	1912 →
foundedBy	James Connolly → James Larkin → William X. O'Brien →
hasEuropeanAffiliation	Party of European Socialists →
hasEuropeanParliamentGroup	Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats →
hasIdeologicalPredecessor	Irish Labour Party and Trade Union Congress →
hasMembershipType	individual members →
hasOrgan	executive board → party conference →
hasWing	Labour Women → Labour Youth →
headquartersLocation	Dublin →
historicalRole	major centre-left force in Irish politics →
ideology	social democracy →
internationalAffiliation	Progressive Alliance → Socialist International →
languageOfName	English →
languageOfNativeName	Irish →
nativeLabel	Páirtí an Lucht Oibre →
operatesInJurisdiction	Ireland →
originatesFrom	Irish Trades Union Congress →
parliamentaryGroupIn	Oireachtas →
participatedIn	multiple coalition governments in Ireland →
participatesIn	Irish political system →
partyColour	red → rose →
politicalPosition	centre-left →
representsIn	Dáil Éireann → Seanad Éireann →
shortName	Labour →
symbol	red rose →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Party of European Socialists ("Irish Labour Party") →	hasMemberParty
Mary Robinson →	memberOfPoliticalParty
Fine Gael →	oftenInCoalitionWith