Irish History, metropol 1211

  • Ownership of land

    ownership of land was given to the farmers who worked it.
  • 3rd Home Rule Bill

    3rd Home Rule Bill
    third Home Rule Bill passed through parliament, but with the outbreak of 1st world war it was decided that the Bill was not be carried until the war ended.
  • Easter Rising

    Easter Rising
    Irish rebels went into action, and the Irish Republic was proclaimed as an independent state from the general post office.
  • Sinn Féin wins an overwhelming victory at the General Election.

    Sinn Féin wins an overwhelming victory at the General Election.
  • The Sinn Féin established an Irish parliament

    The Sinn Féin established an Irish parliament
  • 1921: The Irish Free State has finally been created, with the notable exclusion of Nothern Ireland.

    The Irish Free State has finally been created, with the notable exclusion of Nothern Ireland.
  • Period: to

    A civil war followed between Pro- and anti-treaty Ireland.

    1921-1923: A civil war followed between Pro- and anti-treaty Ireland.
  • The Irish Free State gets it name; Ireland (or Eire), and Ireland get a new constitution

    The Irish Free State gets it name; Ireland (or Eire), and Ireland get a new constitution
    The Irish Free State gets it name; Ireland (or Eire), and Ireland get a new constitution
  • Ireland leaves the English Commonwealth

    Ireland leaves the English Commonwealth
    Ireland leaves the English Commonwealth.
  • Period: to

    The Catholics starts a civil rights movement.

    The Catholics starts a civil rights movement.
  • The Troubles starts. In August ”The Troubles” culminated in the Battle of Bogside.

    The Troubles starts. In August ”The Troubles” culminated in the Battle of Bogside.
  • IRA kills their first British soldier in the streets of Belfast, and began bombing of public buildings.

    IRA kills their first British soldier in the streets of Belfast, and began bombing of public buildings.
    IRA kills their first British soldier in the streets of Belfast, and began bombing of public buildings.
  • Bloody Sunday. The British army shot and killed thirteen un-armed demonstrators in Derry.

    Bloody Sunday. The British army shot and killed thirteen un-armed demonstrators in Derry.