Ireland or Eíre was one of the first Counitres Britain took over. the Irish have been fighting the brits since the 12th Century. and their was countless rebillons. most nobtly 1641 and 1921. the Pope give Ireland to England. But Ireland had its own Parilment. much like Northern Ireland has now. but people hated it since it was horrible to the Catholic people. so in 1801. Ireland joined the UK. forming the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. but in 1921 their was the war of Inderpendace. which they won. but not fully, the north (Protestant manily) spilt from the Irish Free State and formed Northern Ireland. and the Irish Free State was had to be part of the Commawealth. much like Oz and Canada is now. but their was civil war then from 1922-1923. and in 1952. Ireland got its full inderpendace from the UK. forming the Republic of Ireland. so to answer your Question. yes Ireland was part of the British Empire
Prior to becoming the Irish Free State, that part of Ireland was part of the United Kingdom.
Between 1801 and 1922, Ireland was part of the United Kingdom. Since then, just Northern Ireland is part of it with most of Ireland being independent.
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British rule in Ireland.
Many Irish hated the thought of British rule. However the entire British government was determined to over throw and take control over Ireland.
The Irish fought against British rule in the Kingdom of Ireland.
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Ireland was under British rule up to 1922. Northern Ireland was created at that time, and it is still under British Rule, while what is now called the Republic of Ireland is independent.
British rule in Ireland.
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Ireland did not have its own government during the famine. It was still under British rule at that time.
The Republic of Ireland uses the Euro. Northern Ireland uses Sterling. It is because Northern Ireland is under British rule and so it uses the British currency.
There was a time when to entirety of Ireland was under British rule. Things have improved sense then.
Many Irish hated the thought of British rule. However the entire British government was determined to over throw and take control over Ireland.
The Irish fought against British rule in the Kingdom of Ireland.
Not in our life time. The majority of the people in Northern Ireland consider themselves British and therefore they rightly excise their right to remain in the UK. Catholics are also becoming more tolerant to living in UK as they realise they are currently better off within it.