What does FONI mean?
FONI means Freedom of Northern Ireland
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Business & Finance category.
What is the abbreviation for Freedom of Northern Ireland?
Freedom of Northern Ireland can be abbreviated as FONI
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What does FONI stand for? FONI stands for "Freedom of Northern Ireland". |
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How to abbreviate "Freedom of Northern Ireland"? "Freedom of Northern Ireland" can be abbreviated as FONI. |
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What is the meaning of FONI abbreviation? The meaning of FONI abbreviation is "Freedom of Northern Ireland". |
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What is FONI abbreviation? One of the definitions of FONI is "Freedom of Northern Ireland". |
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What does FONI mean? FONI as abbreviation means "Freedom of Northern Ireland". |
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What is shorthand of Freedom of Northern Ireland? The most common shorthand of "Freedom of Northern Ireland" is FONI. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ANIELB - Association of Northern Ireland Education and Library Boards
- ARINI - Agricultural Research Institute of Northern Ireland
- ERINI - Economic Research Institute of Northern Ireland
- GWOCNI - Gold Wing Owners Club of Northern Ireland
- NMGNI - National Museums and Galleries of Northern Ireland
- UPNI - Unionist Party of Northern Ireland
- YFNI - Yoga Fellowship of Northern Ireland
- YHANI - Youth Hostel Association of Northern Ireland
- ACNI - Arts Council of Northern Ireland
- APNI - Alliance Party of Northern Ireland
- ANIC - Association of Northern Ireland Colleges
- ANICC - Association of Northern Ireland Car Clubs
- CANI - Canoe Association of Northern Ireland
- FANI - Fire Authority of Northern Ireland
- FSA - Forensic Science Agency of Northern Ireland
- HANI - Hospitality Association of Northern Ireland
- GSNI - Geological Survey of Northern Ireland
- MPSNI - Member of the Pharmaceutical Society of Northern Ireland
- MANI - Ministry of Agriculture of Northern Ireland
- EXA - Exchequer and Audit Department (Public Records Office of Northern Ireland; Department of Culture, Arts, and Leisure; UK)