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Sin/ninguna sin/alguna

I was looking at the newspaper today and came across the following,
"sin ironía alguna". I understand that this means without irony.

Please Spanish speakers I need your help here. Would that phrase be
considered gramatically correct. I would think the way to say it would be
sin ironía ninguna. Am I wrong?
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