the League, and he organised a final meeting in Belfast on 2 December 1958. McGill ordered McAteer to closely watch the meeting to ensure that it did not discuss policy, worrying that Traynor would try to cause trouble for the Nationalist Party. The meeting wound up the organisation and distributed its funds. In 1959, National Unity was founded by former APL members who called for the Nationalist Party to take a new, more active approach. See also All Ireland Anti-Partition League References Defunct political parties in Northern Ireland Defunct political parties in the United Kingdom Political parties established in 1945 Political parties disestablished in 1958