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The L'''Irish'Armada RepublicanRepublicana ArmyIrlandesa''' ('''Irish Republican Army (IRA)'''), (en[[Irish nameirlandés]]: '''Óglaigh na hÉireann''') sometimesmai knowntard latersonada asde thecòps que i a la '''Oldvièlha IRA''', wasèra a militaryuna organisationorganizacion descendedmilitara fromsortida thedels [[Irish Volunteers]] which(Volontaris irlandeses) que wasfoguèt recognisedreconeguda inen [[1919]] byper Dáil Éireann ascoma the legitimatel'armada armylegitima ofde thela [[Declaration of independence|unilaterally declared]] [[Irish Republic]], the Irish state proclaimed in the [[Easter Rising]] in [[1916]] and reaffirmed by the Dáil in January [[1919]]. In [[Irish language|Irish]], it was referred to as [[Óglaigh na hÉireann]].
 
Though a series of organisations later claimed to be a continuation of the IRA from the 1920s to today, most Irish people disagree with these claims. After the signature of the [[Anglo-Irish Treaty]] in 1921, members of the IRA who supported the Treaty formed the nucleus of the [[Irish Defence Forces|National Army]] founded by IRA leader [[Michael Collins (Irish leader)|Michael Collins]] in [[1922]]. While the anti-Treaty IRA continued to exist after its defeat in the [[Irish Civil War]], by the late 1930s it had lost most of the legitimacy with which most supporters of the Republican side initially regarded it. A small minority of Irish people accepts later claimants to the name as the political heirs of the original Irish Republican Army, though none had their claims accepted by Dáil Éireann.