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Ireland’s Wars: The Truce
The Irish War of Independence came to an end, officially speaking, on the 11th July 1921, when a truce that was agreed between representatives of “the Republic” and the British government came into effect. I say “officially speaking” because in … Continue reading
Posted in History, Ireland, Ireland's Wars, War
Tagged 1921, britain, de valera, history, ira, ireland, lloyd george, truce, war, war of independence
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Ireland’s Wars: The Castleisland Ambush
We are now on the verge of the War of Independence’s conclusion. The events we discuss today took place literally hours before the truce, that I will discuss next week, came into effect. It is evidence of the ferocity of … Continue reading
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Tagged 1921, britain, british army, castleisland, history, ira, ireland, kerry, war, war of independence
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Ireland’s Wars: Bloody Sunday (1921)
The events of this entry, and the events of the next, crossover rather directly with the culmination of the truce negotiations, which form an important backdrop to both. I will come to the truce in a few weeks, but felt … Continue reading
Ireland’s Wars: Carrowkennedy
The war had less than two months to run at the beginning of June 1921, with the process of getting to the point of a truce already well underway. But the actual warfare was continuing, and in certain areas it … Continue reading
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Tagged 1921, black and tans, britain, history, ira, ireland, mayo, ric, war, war of independence
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Ireland’s Wars: The Custom House
The war in Ireland had reached its terminal stage. Throughout the country, though primarily in Cork, Dublin and parts of Ulster, the death toll had remained consistent, then skyrocketed. The electoral process that the British hoped would point the way … Continue reading
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Tagged 1921, auxiliaries, britain, custom house, de valera, dublin, history, ira, ireland, ric, war, war of independence
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Ireland’s Wars: Black Whitsun And The 1921 Elections
Throughout a large portion of the Irish War of Independence, the chosen political solution of the Lloyd George administration in London, was the Government of Ireland Act, which completed a torturous run through the legislature throughout 1920, and was ready … Continue reading
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Tagged 1921, black whitsun, britain, cork, dail, history, ira, ireland, northern ireland, ric, sinn fein, southern ireland, uup, war, war of independence
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Ireland’s Wars: Shraharla And Lackelly
A little bit earlier, I talked about an instance in the War of Independence when men from separate brigade areas came together to form a better fighting force than they could ever have hoped to have formed separately. The lesson … Continue reading
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Tagged 1921, black and tans, britain, british army, forde, history, ira, ireland, limerick, o'hannigan, war, war of independence
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Ireland’s Wars: Ulster In 1921
It has almost become a tired cliche on this site, but I will say it at least one more time: the Irish War of Independence in Ulster is an under-researched and under-noticed thing. In many of the history books and … Continue reading
Ireland’s Wars: The War Of Independence In Britain
Whatever about its title, the Irish War of Independence was an international conflict. As much as it was fought in the fields of Cork or the streets of Dublin, it was also fought in arenas like the halls of power … Continue reading
