An immigrant is someone coming from a country other than the one that they are now in, usually with a requirement for documentation, like a visa, to enable them access to the country they are now in. In the context of Ireland, someone from the Republic of Ireland (the proper term for what people call southern Ireland) living in Northern Ireland, would not be considered an immigrant. Someone from the Republic of Ireland going to some other countries could be regarded as an immigrant. It depends on where they are going.
Below is a link to a map of Ireland, showing Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. "Southern Ireland" is an informal term for the Republic of Ireland, and geographically incorrect, as the most northerly point in Ireland is in the Republic of Ireland.
Most of the immigrants in the late 1800's came from Germany, Ireland and England.
Not exactly. What you refer to as southern Ireland, did not come into existence until 1922, when Northern Ireland also came into existence. That was in 1922. Queen Victoria died in 1901. She was Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. So that would have included all of Ireland.
Meath is in the northeastern part of the Republic of Ireland. The term "Southern Ireland" is an informal term used for the Republic of Ireland, to distinguish it from "Northern Ireland". It is not an official name or geographically correct. In fact, the most northerly point of the island of Ireland is in the Republic of Ireland.
Neither. There is peace in Ireland now. The troubles are largely over but would have been in Northern Ireland.
mostly Scotland and southern Ireland
yes. but not unless you are entitled to an Irish passportLinguistically, you are an emigrant from the US, and an immigrant into Ireland.
Ireland
Southern Ireland was created in 1921.
Southern Ireland is often used incorrectly to refer to the Republic of Ireland and distinguish it from Northern Ireland, so southern Ireland is really just a geographical term, in the same way as you might have southern Canada or southern France or southern Argentina, or the southern part of any country you could mention. Even the term Republic of Ireland is not an official one. The proper name, according to the Irish constitution is Éire or Ireland. So, southern Ireland is in the country that is known as Ireland, which is on the island of Ireland, as is Northern Ireland.
Carrauntoohil is the highest mountain in all of Ireland. It is geographically in southern Ireland. The term "southern Ireland" is often incorrectly used to refer to the Republic of Ireland. Carrauntoohil is in the Republic of Ireland.
Southern Ireland dissolved in December of 1922. Southern Ireland was made under the Government of Ireland act in 1920. It was never effectively established.
Parliament of Southern Ireland ended in 1922.
Clare is in the midwest of Ireland. If you are referring to southern Ireland, in terms of differentiating it from Northern Ireland, then yes it is in what is incorrectly known as southern Ireland. It is actually the Republic of Ireland. See the map below showing the location of county Clare by clicking the related link.Clare is in the midwest of Ireland. If you are referring to southern Ireland, in terms of differentiating it from Northern Ireland, then yes it is in what is incorrectly known as southern Ireland. It is actually the Republic of Ireland. See the map below showing the location of county Clare by clicking the related link.Clare is in the midwest of Ireland. If you are referring to southern Ireland, in terms of differentiating it from Northern Ireland, then yes it is in what is incorrectly known as southern Ireland. It is actually the Republic of Ireland. See the map below showing the location of county Clare by clicking the related link.Clare is in the midwest of Ireland. If you are referring to southern Ireland, in terms of differentiating it from Northern Ireland, then yes it is in what is incorrectly known as southern Ireland. It is actually the Republic of Ireland. See the map below showing the location of county Clare by clicking the related link.Clare is in the midwest of Ireland. If you are referring to southern Ireland, in terms of differentiating it from Northern Ireland, then yes it is in what is incorrectly known as southern Ireland. It is actually the Republic of Ireland. See the map below showing the location of county Clare by clicking the related link.Clare is in the midwest of Ireland. If you are referring to southern Ireland, in terms of differentiating it from Northern Ireland, then yes it is in what is incorrectly known as southern Ireland. It is actually the Republic of Ireland. See the map below showing the location of county Clare by clicking the related link.Clare is in the midwest of Ireland. If you are referring to southern Ireland, in terms of differentiating it from Northern Ireland, then yes it is in what is incorrectly known as southern Ireland. It is actually the Republic of Ireland. See the map below showing the location of county Clare by clicking the related link.Clare is in the midwest of Ireland. If you are referring to southern Ireland, in terms of differentiating it from Northern Ireland, then yes it is in what is incorrectly known as southern Ireland. It is actually the Republic of Ireland. See the map below showing the location of county Clare by clicking the related link.Clare is in the midwest of Ireland. If you are referring to southern Ireland, in terms of differentiating it from Northern Ireland, then yes it is in what is incorrectly known as southern Ireland. It is actually the Republic of Ireland. See the map below showing the location of county Clare by clicking the related link.Clare is in the midwest of Ireland. If you are referring to southern Ireland, in terms of differentiating it from Northern Ireland, then yes it is in what is incorrectly known as southern Ireland. It is actually the Republic of Ireland. See the map below showing the location of county Clare by clicking the related link.Clare is in the midwest of Ireland. If you are referring to southern Ireland, in terms of differentiating it from Northern Ireland, then yes it is in what is incorrectly known as southern Ireland. It is actually the Republic of Ireland. See the map below showing the location of county Clare by clicking the related link.
Dublin is the capital of the Republic of Ireland, which sits on the southern three-quarters of the island of Ireland. The term "Southern Ireland" is often incorrectly used to refer to the Republic of Ireland. "Southern Ireland" is not an official term, and it is often used to distinguish the Republic of Ireland from Northern Ireland. As it happens, the most northerly point on the island of Ireland is actually in what people refer to as "Southern Ireland" See the map below, which shows Northern Ireland as the grey area. You can see that the most northerly point is in county Donegal, which is in the Republic of Ireland, which people incorrectly refer to as "Southern Ireland":Dublin
The majority of immigrants that settled in Pennsylvania throughout history have come from Germany, Ireland, Italy, Africa, the UK, Poland, Canada, and the Netherlands.
Neither. Geographically it is in the middle of Ireland. When you refer to southern Ireland, that is an incorrect term for the Republic of Ireland. County Offaly is in the Republic of Ireland.