They were against it, as they did not want the Irish government having a say in Northern Ireland's affairs, so they held protests against it.
6th Dec 1921
the Anglo Irish treaty in 1921
No. It was debated in the Dáil, which is the Irish parliament, as they were the elected representatives of the Irish people. The treaty was passed, but it in time led to a civil war.
You should go against it because it divided Ireland. You should like it though because it did end the Anglo-Irish War.
11th of October 1921 to the 6th of December 1921.
The Anglo Irish Treaty of 1921
Fianna Fáil were opposed to the Treaty.
6th Dec 1921
the Anglo Irish treaty in 1921
Irish Unionist Alliance was created in 1891.
1921
No. It was debated in the Dáil, which is the Irish parliament, as they were the elected representatives of the Irish people. The treaty was passed, but it in time led to a civil war.
You should go against it because it divided Ireland. You should like it though because it did end the Anglo-Irish War.
On the one hand the Anglo Irish war was a good thing because it brought about the Anglo Irish treaty in 1921. On the other hand it was bad because many people were killed in the guerrilla warfare. Also it was bad because Michael Collins (one of the plenipotentiaries for the treaty) was killed as a result of the split of Sinn Fein.
11th of October 1921 to the 6th of December 1921.
Easter Rising - 1916 War of Independence - 1919-1921 - sometimes referred to as the Anglo Irish War Anglo-Irish Treaty of Independence 1921 Independence and partition in 1922
He signed it. - He was one of the delegates sent to the Peace Treaty by Eamon de Valera, the Dail president. Collins was not a politician,but a soldier and was out of place amongst the British leaders at the negotiations. He and the other Irish delegates opted not to sign the Anglo-Irish Treaty, but then agreed to after Lloyd George, the British PM, threatened them with renewal of war. Collins and Griffith [one of the Irish delegates] also signed the treaty without running their decision past the cabinet back home. Collin's was arguably the best supporter in the Pro-Treaty argument.