Irish Revolutionary Period
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Key events on this timeline
- Irish revolutionary period (1912)
- Easter Rising (Dublin) (1916)
- Easter Rising / Irish War of Independence (1916)
- Anglo-Irish Treaty (1921)
- Irish War of Independence (1919)
- The First Dáil declares Irish independence (1919)
- The executions of the Easter Rising leaders (1916)
- Michael Collins is killed at Béal na Bláth (1922)
- Partition of Ireland (1921)
- Irish Free State established (1922)
- Sinn Féin sweeps the 1918 election (1918)
- Irish Civil War (1922)
- The Dáil approves the Treaty by seven votes (1922)
- The Truce ends the fighting in Ireland (1921)
- The shelling of the Four Courts opens the Civil War (1922)
- Bloody Sunday (1920) (1920)
- The dump-arms order ends the Irish Civil War (1923)
- Half a million sign the Ulster Covenant (1912)
- The Black and Tans burn Cork (1920)
- Roger Casement is hanged (1916)
- Asquith introduces the Third Home Rule Bill (1912)
- The Ulster Volunteers arm against Home Rule (1913)
- The Irish Volunteers are founded (1913)
- Home Rule passes — and is shelved for the war (1914)
- Larne gun-running (1914)
- The Curragh Mutiny (1914)
- The Dublin Lockout (1913)
- The Howth gun-running (1914)
- Irish Home Rule defeated (1886)