Meanings of blueshirts in English

And here in The Mill they're blueshirts, but I take your meaning.

But I never regarded them as fascists - the ordinary Blueshirts.

The Blueshirts paralleled Fascist movements in Europe at the time.

That the Blueshirts posed a potential threat to the de Valera government is undeniable.

The decision was made by the dastardly, car-loving Blueshirts.

The Blueshirts stormed back to power last year, with an impressive election war chest funding the fight.

It was Cosgrave and his "Blueshirts" who took us out of the Commonwealth in the first place.

The message was clear -the Blueshirts have come too far to settle for anything less than a Stanley Cup.

All fur coat and no knickers -that's the nice sort of evening the Cricklewood Blueshirts wanted for Enda last night.

But fresh from electoral meltdown, the Blueshirts went head-to-head with the Boys in Green yesterday, and the Ireland-Germany World Cup showdown.

The lazy and oft-repeated contention that the Blueshirts were a fascist group is something which has effectively been debunked by historians.

In his new book, In Bed with the Blueshirts, Ross says then Taoiseach Leo Varadkar had to intervene to stop the meeting.

With the benefit of hindsight, we know the Blueshirts did not succeed; this does not necessarily mean that they were bound not to.

It was never used as a flag (except briefly by the Blueshirts), and has nothing whatever to do with St Patrick.

These Blueshirts have borne fruit over the past six weeks, ripe and full flavored, and even more enjoyable because it was wholly unexpected.

Sir, - A recent RTE programme and newspaper articles on the Blueshirts seemed to softpedal the grave threat they posed to our infant State.