Arthur Griffith

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Irish nationalist Irish politician human journalist

Arthur Griffith was an Irish nationalist politician, journalist, and key architect of Irish independence who founded Sinn Féin and later served as President of Dáil Éireann during the Anglo-Irish Treaty negotiations.

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Irish nationalist → Irish politician → human → journalist →
advocated	Irish self-government within a dual monarchy with Britain →
birthDate	1871-03-31 →
birthPlace	Dublin NERFINISHED → Ireland →
burialPlace	Glasnevin Cemetery →
causeOfDeath	cerebral haemorrhage →
countryOfCitizenship	Ireland →
deathDate	1922-08-12 →
deathPlace	Dublin NERFINISHED → Irish Free State NERFINISHED →
describedAs	key architect of Irish independence →
edited	Nationality (newspaper) → United Irishman (newspaper) →
familyName	Griffith →
founded	Sinn Féin NERFINISHED →
givenName	Arthur →
ideology	dual monarchy model inspired by Austria-Hungary →
knownFor	founding Sinn Féin → leadership during the establishment of the Irish Free State →
language	English → Irish →
memberOfPoliticalParty	Sinn Féin NERFINISHED →
name	Arthur Griffith →
nationality	Irish →
notableWork	The Resurrection of Hungary → United Irishman (newspaper) →
numberOfChildren	2 →
occupation	editor → journalist → politician →
parliamentaryBody	Dáil Éireann →
participatedIn	Anglo-Irish Treaty negotiations →
politicalMovement	Irish nationalism →
positionHeld	President of Dáil Éireann → President of the Provisional Government of the Irish Free State → Teachta Dála → Vice-President of Dáil Éireann →
religion	Roman Catholicism →
representedInParliament	Cavan NERFINISHED → East Cavan NERFINISHED → North-West Tyrone →
roleInEvent	chief negotiator for the Irish delegation at the Anglo-Irish Treaty talks →
spouse	Maud Sheehan NERFINISHED →
supported	Anglo-Irish Treaty →

Referenced by (5)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Anglo-Irish Treaty →	chiefIrishNegotiator
Sinn Féin →	founder
Anglo-Irish Treaty →	IrishSignatory
Irish Republic →	keyLeader
Arthur Griffith →	name