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    Calls for Northern nationalist unity overshadowed by debate

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    On July 6, 1926, Mr. Cahir Healy emphasized the need for unity among Nationalists in the Six Counties, regardless of external influences from the Free State. He warned that the future of partition could depend on the Free State's next General Election. Meanwhile, discussions continue about rebuilding Lackey Bridge, destroyed during earlier violence.
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