According to Eddie Boyle IRA'a primary objective is to upset the opponent's routine of life and the economy of the North. They will act in a manner to make certain the Army is all the while endeavoring to second guess the IRA and ascertain what is scheduled to occur the forthcoming moment. It is the objective of the IRA to restore social equality, self-rule, equity, harmony and sovereignty to every people of Ireland. The manner in which this will be attained is in case the English gives up its control on Ireland and hands it over to the Irish. As they perform this, the entire stretch of Ireland shall for the first time in eight centuries, be independent to choose their future of their own. The media depicts the IRA volunteers as hooligans, ordinary killers, minor offenders and killers. They are of not that type. In the opinion of John Feehan the people in the IRA have been compelled into that standard of living. They are not scoundrels, fighting for the sake of it. They are determined. They are struggling to restore civility and usual living that have not been given to them. P.J. McGroy even thinks that people in the IRA were compelled into that way of living. Nearly everyone spent their years in the colonized Six Counties among other Republican Catholics and was singled out by the bourgeoisie Protestants who rule everything. Not a single thing is shared. The Protestants possess everything and the Catholics do not have anything. Still the British army dispatched to safeguard the Catholics turned and mistreated them and killed them beside the Protestants. Eddie Boyle, an experienced Volunteer, states himself and others akin to him have admitted into the IRA as they are idealists, not due to the fact that they can depend on position, money, or a pension akin to their English equivalents. They wish to have sovereignty, and are prepared to struggle and lay down their lives to assert the reality James Conolly left this world announcing in 1916. The Irish battle was not necessary to begin, however domination, nastiness and ravenousness displayed by the Protestants averse to concede their authority projected the circumstances.

The English and Protestant who are more in number overlooked the Northern Catholics and viewed their nonviolent movement as an intimidation. They replied this intimidation with armed attack. Overlooked and subsequently treated roughly, the Catholics did not have any way but to stage a counter attack. In the assertion of John Feehan, the Republic of Ireland is not free from all the responsibility. The South could have averted the battle, but the fright of vengeance by the English compelled the Republic to counter with apathy to a people they democratically assert to be their own. Feehan goes on to add that the British were greeted during their inaugural visit to the North. They were greeted as they were viewed as liberators, rescuers from the clutches of Protestant atrocities. Subsequqntly, the killings began. The hapless Nationalists approached them as their only savior.: The Provisional IRA. The South had attempted to overlook the Nationalists, and the IRA replied in its place admitting to safeguard their people. As per the IRA, the English have not come to Ireland to safeguard the citizens. Instead, they are individuals and enforcing authorities of the English authority in Ireland. They cause a huge and damaging obstacle in the path of peace, which the IRA and the political sections want to come into being.

The Belfast Agreement has been tabled by the Provisional Movement as a conventional campaign, or a launching pad to ultimate Irish unity and a 32-County Republic. But the IRA refutes this claim wholly and considers this Agreement as a contradiction of the Irish democratic system as it stood on the edifice of a distinct referendum. They consider this as a copper binding of separation and a receipt of the Unionist veto by every members. Apart from that, in their opinion the political authority which came about in the Six-Counties following the Agreement signified nothing greater than the institutionalization of the partisan since the two camps of the division along the lines of sect compete with one another for the tidbits from the Westminister table, European Union gravy train and corporate America. Moreover they thought that the Agreement was incorrectly offered to the inhabitants as 'the lone show in the city', and also the Republicans who resisted it presented just the chaos and aggression but IRA just stayed unwavering in their loyalty to the ideals and for which their associates...

They were persuaded that no reasonable and ultimate political solution can be brought about among the Irish and the British people and among Nationalists and the Unionist societies no sooner the British military and political existence is completely lifted from the equation.
It is even pertinent to refer that the political solution preserved in the Belfast Agreement had to be tolerable to and approved by an external political authority e.g. The British Government prior to it was even offered to the people of Ireland. They consider this as a deliberate seizure of the privilege of the Irish people to self-rule. IRA declares that the Republican fight back was never on the financial and social modification among the Six-County state. It was on annihilation that condition and making sure that the British leaves Ireland and they consider that after that only can the broad matter of social and economic modification happen in a 32-County perspective. Partition per se is a resenting cause in putting a check on alterations. The present professed development in the Six County state is not self-sufficient and is based on a trivial base of handouts from the European Union and corporate America as also the yearly financial support from the Westminster. They are certain that the future economic and social health of the inhabitants of the Six-Counties will not at all be accomplished or assured until the inhabitants of that territory are in a state to contribute their portion completely and frankly as identical brethren in the Irish country in total, to grow and build up the Irish economy for the advantage of all its inhabitants. IRA states that they are certain that slowly more people from a Unionist backdrop are turning out to be let down with their ranks viz. A viz. The British Government, the United Kingdom on the whole and the inferior and the docile mind-set to the British monarchy specifically.

However; according to me the IRA has not succeeded in its assignment to join Northern Ireland with the rest of Ireland in spite of the self-styled armed struggle against British rule for thirty years. The death of thousands of people is the outcome. There has been a forced separation of working class. Because of this horrible offense, the sectarian divide among Catholics and Protestants has attained extraordinary heights. For the last thirty years, this is the whole of what has been accomplished by the Provos. IRA presently has become regarded as the most dangerous terrorist organization of Northern Ireland that aims at political transformation for United Ireland. Its objective is not only to drive away the British from Northern Ireland but also to establish a socialist Home Rule Government in Northern Ireland. The civil people in addition to the police and soldiers are also assassinated by the IRA over the period of time with bombardment in cities at regular intervals. The IRA has become a significant obstacle of economic development of Ireland, however, to punish and fires on community of Roman Catholics. The terrorists are funded by trafficking, racketeering and robbery. Irrespective of the fact that the violent propaganda of IRA against the democratic outcomes of Ireland and Northern Ireland has reduced considerably ever since 1970s they were in prevalence up to 1980s and 1990s.

During this period the IRA members were provided with considerable amount of weapons and explosives and also they formulated war arms regarded extremely fatal. The security forces could manage to repress these terrorists in UK as well as in other European countries including USA. Moreover, the terrorists still are a significant string for UK and also for EU while they resorted to the fatal attacks through out the country. The personnel of RUC and the army officers were at the hit list of IRA. Besides, the targets also included all the people for the government. The IRA resorted to bombardments in trade centers as in Belfast, Portadown and Magherofelt. Normally, the target of the IRA was unarmed civil people consequently killing many innocent civilians as a result of their violence in Europe. The attacks by IRA militants killing eight workers returning home was regarded as the illustrations of their cruelty. Besides, the killing of two children Timothy Parry and Jonathan Ball at the age of two and three respectively in the bombardment of Warrington by the IRA is considered another example of inhumanity. All such cruel incidents were resorted to by IRA in their attempt to exert pressure…