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References Category:English-language books Category:Fluid dynamicsGerry Adams has again had to apologise after tweeting that Irish women should change their names to avoid being called 'Irish men' by the English Gerry Adams has today apologised for his comments about "changing your name to avoid being called Irish men by the English". The Sinn Fein president made the controversial comments at a function held in Derry on Saturday. He said that, in recent years, the Republic of Ireland had changed its name twice, firstly to the Irish Free State in 1932 and later to the Republic of Ireland in 1937. He added that in both instances, the change was made to avoid being called Irish men by the English. A short time later, Mr Adams was forced to issue a formal apology for his comments. Speaking on RTÉ's Morning Ireland today, the Sinn Fein president said: "I have to apologise. I made a mistake. It was not a very nice thing to say, and I did not mean it. "There are a lot of people who can't change their name, and they are proud of the name they have. "I did not mean to offend anybody, it was not a deliberate thing." He added: "I am sure people would forgive me, and I am sure people would understand." Mr Adams first made the controversial comments at a meeting in Derry. He was appearing with businessman Charles J McMahon to launch a new environmental initiative in the city. The Sinn Fein president had earlier called for the abolition of the North's constitutional status and argued that the name of the country was not an issue. Mr Adams said that the Republic of Ireland was simply the name of the state and that the name of Ireland - Oileáin Chriosd - existed before the emergence of the state. He added that Irish men now are called Irishmen and were referred to as Irish men in the past. The Sinn Fein leader said the best form of resistance to the British state would be Irish people changing their names. The remarks were criticised by some in the audience and the DUP, who said it was wrong to refer to the past in terms of the present. Finance Minister Mervyn Taylor said Sinn Fein did not have an honest policy towards achieving a united Ireland. A Sinn Fein source defended the comments, saying it was a valid point. Read More
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