Lloyd George criticised over ‘hellish policy’ for Ireland
Carnarvon, 10 October 1920 - In a speech that has angered his critics in Ireland and Britain, the Prime Minister, David Lloyd...
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Dublin, 18 June 1920 - Irish business leaders have taken the view that the new government of Ireland bill, if passed, will...
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Birmingham, 12 June 1920 - A discussion on Ireland at a conference of the National Unionist Association in Birmingham yesterday concluded with...
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Westminster, 16 June 1920 - This week the government announced that the new home rule bill will include clauses providing for an...
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Belfast, 16 April 1920 - Representatives from the counties of Monaghan, Cavan and Donegal have urged the Ulster Unionist Council (UUC) to...
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Westminster, 1 April 1920 - The government of Ireland bill had its second reading in the House of Commons yesterday, passing by 348...
Read moreBritish government publishes plan to partition Ireland
London, 28 February 1920 - The British government has published its long-anticipated plans for the future government of Ireland. The plan is...
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