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Geographically, some think there may have been a landbridge between Ireland and Scotland, although there is no evidence of it now. The east coast of Ireland and the west coast of Britain certainly don't match up, so it doesn't look like they split and drifted apart, so they may never have been joined.

Politically, Ireland was part of the United Kingdom until 1922, but that is not the same as being part of Britain. Britain refers to the island, not the country. Ireland gained independence after a war that ended with a treaty at the end of 1921.

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