when the Anglo Irish treat was signed in 1920 six of the nine the nine ulster counties where exempted from the treaty due to the fact they had a unionist majority and they did not want to leave the union.
The reason they had a unionist majority was due to the fact that 1606 the plantion of ulster took place. King James I confiscated the land from all the Irish chieftains all of whom where catholic and used it to settle colonists mostly from England and Scotland. the scottish settlers where mostly Presbyterian and English Protestant's.
Prior to its conquest in the 1590s, ulster had been the most rebellious part of Ireland to the English invaison, a province existing largely outside English control.
It is in the south midlands of Ireland.
Ireland's longest distance from north to south is 302 miles.
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No. Ireland is north of the equator.
It is actually in the midlands of Ireland, close to the centre of the country, so it is not in the north, south, east or west of Ireland. It is in the Republic of Ireland, which is sometimes incorrectly referred to as "Southern Ireland" or the "South of Ireland".
It is in the south of Ireland, more precisely the southwest of Ireland.
No. Antarctica is south of the equator. Ireland is north of the equator.
Geographically it's in the midlands of Ireland, in the county of Westmeath. When you refer to south of Ireland, you are asking if it is in Northern Ireland or the Republic of Ireland. Mullingar is in the Republic of Ireland.
It is north of Belfast, located in the northeast corner of Ireland.
Hurling is played all over Ireland, so it can't be said to be from either north or south. However most of the best teams are from the very south of Ireland.
Swords is in the east of Ireland, close to the city of Dublin. Dublin is in the Republic of Ireland which some people incorrectly refer to as the south of Ireland.
There are several bodies of water by Ireland, however there is not a ocean south of Ireland, but rather a sea. It is the Celtic Sea that is south of Ireland. The others are: North Atlantic Ocean (West, North, and South-West), Celtic Sea (South to South-East), and the Irish sea (East)