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    the people of Ireland? The Proclamation of Poblacht Na hEireann was read by Patrick Pearse outside the GPO during the 1916 rising. The document itself was issued by the Irish Volunteers and The Irish Citizen Army. The Irish Republican brotherhood calling itself “The Provisional Government” proclaimed Ireland’s independence from Britain. The proclamation was read out to the Irish people‚ it begins by addressing The “Irishmen and Irishwomen”. The proclamation acknowledges Ireland as a country

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    conflict existed was no surprise‚ for political tensions had been high even before the beginning of the war‚ but the actual event itself may have been startling and generated much debate and change. Although the conflict in Europe and the conflict in Ireland are sometimes treated as very separate events‚ they were closely linked as pre-war tensions‚ wartime decisions‚ and changing attitudes affected the build-up of the Rising. At first‚ it seemed that World War One would bring about unity between conflicting

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    While there were a number of reasons for members of clubs affiliated to the GAA in Dublin‚ there were also many reasons for members not to become involved. One of the most obvious reasons for not becoming involved in this insurrection was that‚ in 1913 at the time of the Volunteers split‚ many had joined the National Volunteers and the British war effort in Europe rather than remain with the Irish Volunteers and be part of the armed insurrection. William Nolan also notes that while Dublin city and

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    in Northern Ireland Many people only have a limited idea about what these infamous “troubles” in the North of Ireland really were. Hopefully this article will shed some light on the matter. In the past the vast majority of violent acts and attitudes of discrimination towards minority groups have been based on blacks or the Jews‚ often leaving religious wars to the olden day Europe. However according to research “ the Troubles in Northern Ireland represent

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    In considering the process of change in the relationship between Ireland and Great Britain between 1801 and 1921‚ how far can the 1886 Home Rule Bill be seen as a key turning point? In 1815 Ireland was part of the union though by 1921 it was partitioned. The years in between saw group and individual efforts in trying to change the relationship between Ireland and Great Britain. Parnell’s campaign for Home Rule is seen as a key turning point that potentially was the most important kick starting

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    there is considerable truth in his remark. The sense of difference is more than 1‚000 years old and dates from when Anglo-Saxon invaders from the European continent drove the Celtic people out of what we now call England and into what we now call Ireland‚ Scotland and Wales. In fact‚ almost one in five of today’s British is not English. The English habit of considering Wales and Scotland to be extensions of England is an old one. In the sixteenth century William Shakespeare spoke of England as ‘This

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    Northern Ireland / Belfast during World War II Northern Ireland’s strategic importance / Use by British When World War II was declared in September 1939‚ Northern Ireland immediately entered on the British side‚ seeing it as an opportunity to stress their loyalty to Britain in contrast to the neutral Irish Free State. Lord Craigavon affirmed their intention to “place the whole of our resources at the command of the government of Great Britain” (4 Sept) Northern Ireland’s strategic importance

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    Sammy Wilson Mr Wilson told BBC Inside Politics there were many other problems in Northern Ireland that needed to be addressed Continue reading the main story Poll indicates strong pro-union vote No plan for border poll: Villiers DUP ’considering’ border poll The DUP MP Sammy Wilson has said he believes holding a border poll in the near future would be a distraction from the many problems Northern Ireland has to tackle. The DUP has said it is considering whether to "call Sinn Fein’s bluff"

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    Conflict between Catholics and Protestants in Northern Ireland was termed as sectarian violence‚ although other factors include political beliefs‚ ethnicity and class divisions that played major roles as well. It might also refer to general philosophical‚ political or armed conflict between different schools of thought such as that between Shi’a and Sunni sects. After decades of atrocities and violence‚ the sectarian conflict in Northern Ireland entered the phase of settlement after

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    instability. Therefore‚ to stabilize such communities‚ leaders resort to making sure these minorities are involved in government. This short study discusses the principle of Consociationalism in Federalism‚ with the use of the political system in Northern Ireland as a case study. The study also discusses the merits and demerits of Consociationalism and its effectiveness in present day democracies. LITERATURE REVIEW Consociationalism has been discussed as a suitable form of democracy for plural societies

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