“We never had any intention of creating a new political party. We are about creating an ancient political party. A party that is so old that it is older than this fake republic. It is older than the Free State, it is older than Unionism, it is older than England itself. For as Pearse said there is ‘no truth but the old truth, no way but the old way, history records no other… reason and experience suggests no other.’ We know what the wheel of Irish nationalism looks like. We don’t need to re-invent it.” — Justin Barrett, Ceannaire an Pháirtí Náisiúnta
About the National Party
The National Party was founded in 2016 by Justin Barrett and James Reynolds, both of whom have a long track record in nationalist, Eurosceptic and pro-life movements.
The National Party is active throughout the 32 Counties and, since its inception, has held conferences and events throughout the island of Ireland. National Party representatives have appeared on television and radio promoting the policies and ideals of the Party.
The National Party is best known for advocating a reversal of the mass-immigration policies of the past 20 years and the insistence that Ireland remain a homeland for the Irish people.