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During World War II, Ireland was officially neutral and did not occupy any foreign territory. However, it faced pressure from both Allied and Axis powers. While the country maintained its neutrality, it allowed the Allies to use some of its facilities, and there were instances of espionage and intelligence-sharing. Despite the challenges, Ireland largely avoided direct military involvement in the conflict.

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