No. Great Britain is an island. Ireland is a separate island. They were not one island before 1916. Ireland was part of what was called the United Kingdom. In 1922, what is now known as the Republic of Ireland split from the United Kingdom, creating Northern Ireland which stayed as part of the United Kingdom.

No. Great Britain is an island. Ireland is a separate island. They were not one island before 1916. Ireland was part of what was called the United Kingdom. In 1922, what is now known as the Republic of Ireland split from the United Kingdom, creating Northern Ireland which stayed as part of the United Kingdom.

No. Great Britain is an island. Ireland is a separate island. They were not one island before 1916. Ireland was part of what was called the United Kingdom. In 1922, what is now known as the Republic of Ireland split from the United Kingdom, creating Northern Ireland which stayed as part of the United Kingdom.

No. Great Britain is an island. Ireland is a separate island. They were not one island before 1916. Ireland was part of what was called the United Kingdom. In 1922, what is now known as the Republic of Ireland split from the United Kingdom, creating Northern Ireland which stayed as part of the United Kingdom.

No. Great Britain is an island. Ireland is a separate island. They were not one island before 1916. Ireland was part of what was called the United Kingdom. In 1922, what is now known as the Republic of Ireland split from the United Kingdom, creating Northern Ireland which stayed as part of the United Kingdom.

No. Great Britain is an island. Ireland is a separate island. They were not one island before 1916. Ireland was part of what was called the United Kingdom. In 1922, what is now known as the Republic of Ireland split from the United Kingdom, creating Northern Ireland which stayed as part of the United Kingdom.

No. Great Britain is an island. Ireland is a separate island. They were not one island before 1916. Ireland was part of what was called the United Kingdom. In 1922, what is now known as the Republic of Ireland split from the United Kingdom, creating Northern Ireland which stayed as part of the United Kingdom.

No. Great Britain is an island. Ireland is a separate island. They were not one island before 1916. Ireland was part of what was called the United Kingdom. In 1922, what is now known as the Republic of Ireland split from the United Kingdom, creating Northern Ireland which stayed as part of the United Kingdom.

No. Great Britain is an island. Ireland is a separate island. They were not one island before 1916. Ireland was part of what was called the United Kingdom. In 1922, what is now known as the Republic of Ireland split from the United Kingdom, creating Northern Ireland which stayed as part of the United Kingdom.

No. Great Britain is an island. Ireland is a separate island. They were not one island before 1916. Ireland was part of what was called the United Kingdom. In 1922, what is now known as the Republic of Ireland split from the United Kingdom, creating Northern Ireland which stayed as part of the United Kingdom.

No. Great Britain is an island. Ireland is a separate island. They were not one island before 1916. Ireland was part of what was called the United Kingdom. In 1922, what is now known as the Republic of Ireland split from the United Kingdom, creating Northern Ireland which stayed as part of the United Kingdom.

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