Is Ireland part of Britain?

No. Britain is a separate island to Ireland. It was part of the British Empire, but not part of Britain.

Answer The six counties of Northern Ireland are a part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Northern is part of the UK but not part of Great Britain.

Northern Ireland is not part of Great Britain, Great Britain is England, Scotland and Wales only. Northern Ireland is part of the United Kingdom.

No part of Ireland belongs to Great Britain. Great Britain is the name of the island that consists of England, Wales and Scotland. On the island of Ireland, along with the Republic of Ireland, there is also Northern Ireland. Northern Ireland, along with Great Britain, are collectively known as the United Kingdom. So while Northern Ireland is part of the United Kingdom, it is not part of Great Britain and it does not belong to Great Britain any more than you could say that Great Britain belongs to Northern Ireland.

Northern Ireland is not part of Britain. However, Nothern Ireland and Britain are collectively known as the United Kingdom. So Northern Ireland is part of the United Kingdom, but not of Britain. Britain consists of England, Scotland and Wales.

In 1922 Ireland was partitioned which created Northern Ireland and what is now the Republic Ireland. Britain and Ireland are separate islands, so no part of Ireland was with Britain, which consists of just England, Scotland and Wales. Ireland was part of the United Kingdom, which consisted at that time for Britain and Ireland, and when the Ireland was divided Northern Ireland stayed a part of the United Kingdom while the rest of Ireland became independent.

No, Londonderry is in Northern Ireland, which is part of the UK but not part of Britain.

Ireland does not want to be part of Britain. It would be impossible for Ireland to be part of Britain, even if it wanted, as they are two separate islands and could not be joined together into one piece of land.

Northern Ireland decided to remain as part of the United Kingdom, along with Great Britain. It was never part of Great Britain. Great Britain is the island containing England, Scotland and Wales. Ireland is a separate island. Up to 1922, all of Ireland was part of the United Kingdom, which consisted of Great Britain and Ireland. When Ireland split, Northern Ireland was created and it stayed part of the United Kingdom, while the rest of Ireland became independent.

No. Ireland and Britain are separate islands, so they are not part of each other. Historically and politically Britain did control Ireland. Now the Republic of Ireland is independent. Britain, which is England, Scotland and Wales, together with Northern Ireland, which is on the island of Ireland, form the United Kingdom.

Ireland and Britain are two separate islands. Ireland never became part of Britain. What you are referring to is the United Kingdom. Ireland officially became part of the United Kingdom in 1801 but in reality it had been controlled by England/Britain since about 1600.

False, Northern Ireland is not part of the Republic of Ireland it's part of Britain.

Ireland is not part of Great Britain. Ireland is divided into 2 parts -- Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland Great Britain is an island made up of England, Scotland and Wales. Northern Ireland and Great Britain together form the United Kingdom. The Republic of Ireland is a separate country.

Northern Ireland. Northern Ireland, which geographically is on the island if Ireland.

No part of Ireland is in Great Britain. They are two separate islands. Great Britain consists of England, Scotland and Wales. The United Kingdom, includes the island of Great Britain and also Northern Ireland, which is a part of the island of Ireland. Great Britain and the United Kingdom are not the same, which can cause confusion.

Ireland (southern Ireland)

it is the other part of Ireland that is not controlled by Britain

No. Ireland is a republic which gained its indenpendancy from the British in 1922. Britain, or Great Britain as it is sometimes called, is an island consisting of England, Scotland and Wales. Ireland is a separate island to the west of it. The island of Ireland is split into the Republic of Ireland (also known as Éire) and Northern Ireland. Northern Ireland is a part of the United Kingdom (or to give it its full name: United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland). This is not the same as Britain, and even the name indicates this by saying "Great Britain and Northern Ireland". It clearly indicates that they are separate. So Northern Ireland and the rest of Ireland are not part of Britain. Britain ruled all of Ireland, but Ireland was never part of Britain, being a separate island.

It was never a part of Great Britain. Great Britain and Ireland are separate islands. Ireland was part of the British empire and part of the United Kingdom, until 1922, which is probably what you are referring to.

In 1801, Ireland became part of 'The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland'.

Northern Ireland is not part of Britain. It is on the island of Ireland, while Britain is a separate island containing England, Wales and Scotland. Northern Ireland is part of what is called the United Kingdom, which includes Britain and Northern Ireland. That is as a result of a treaty in 1922, which saw most of Ireland becoming independent and what then became known as Northern Ireland staying in the United Kingdom.

Northern Ireland is part of the island of Ireland.

northern Ireland is part of great Britain. the republic of Ireland is an independent of great Britain but has little input into the affairs of northern Ireland

Scotland and Wales. Northern Ireland isn't part of Britain, it is only part of the United Kingdom (Britain and Northen Ireland)

No. Ireland is one island; Britain is another Island. England occupies the southern part of Britain. Northern Ireland is a part of the country called the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. The Republic of Ireland, which occupies most of the island of Ireland, is an independent nation.