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Changed name back to Environmental Protection Agency (Ireland) that someone changed to Environmental Protection Agency (Republic of Ireland). Article's on an Ireland related subject nearly always have ...(Ireland) after its name. Examples:

• Law Reform Commission (Ireland)
• National Transport Authority (Ireland)
• Department of Defence (Ireland)
• Minister of State (Ireland)
• National Security Committee (Ireland)

It's beyond past the stage for Wikipedia to stop insisting on using the blatantly wrong and false use of the term "Republic of" for Ireland's name. The UN, EU and even Britain all recognise the one and singular name of this country is....Ireland. DojoIrl ( talk) 01:43, 13 January 2017 (UTC) reply