The United Gaelic Front (Gaelic: Tosaigh Gaelach Aontaithe) was a paternal autocratic political party in Ireland that existed during the early 20th century. In 1936, 2% of the population of Ireland was loyal to the United Gaelic Front, which sought to create a nationalist dictatorship that would unite Northern Ireland with the rest of the country. Anti-Semitic Fine Gael politician Oliver J. Flanagan and British Army general Hubert Gough were both members of the party.
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