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Rise Of Nationalism 1912-1923

The period between 1912 and 1923 was marked by significant political and military developments in Ireland. The rise of nationalism led to a civil war, following intense debates and negotiations over the Anglo-Irish Treaty.

Rise Of Nationalism 1912-1923

Rise Of Nationalism 1912-1923

Civil War 1922-23

Results of the Civil War
Strengthen political Tradition
Sinn Fein was split and new Political parties emerged

Fianna Fail

Fine Gael

Great bitterness between opposing sides lasted for decades
The economy was in a bad way
We Lost some of Irelands most ablest Leaders

Michael Collins, Arthur Griffith, Rory O'Connor, Erskine Childers and Cathal Brugha

Damage to Infrastructure
4000 people killed during the 10 months of the Civil War
Civil War
Events

24/5/1923

Civil War ends

New Leader Frank Aiken and De Valera called for a Ceasfire

Liam Lynch, leader of Irregulars is killed in Tippary Mountains in April

Decided to use Irregular prisoner to clear road blocks

The Kerry/March Attrocities

12th

5 irregular prisoners were shot in the legs and strapped to a mine each then blown up near Cahersiveen.

7th

4 more prisoners blown up in Killarney

6th

8 Irregular Prisoners blown up by landmine in Ballyseedy

5th

5 free state soldiers killed by a booby trap bomb in north Kerry

Sean Hayes, TD, shot by Irregulars, retaliation shootings carried out

Kevin O'Higgins order execution of Rory O'Connor his best man

Possessions of guns could get you executed

Internment

Collins gave Erskine Childers a gun/ still shot

77 killed

Public safety Bill

Military Courts/Councils

O'Higgins becomes minister for Justice

WT Cosgrave becomes head of free state

Collins killed in Beal na Blath

Signals the start of the atrocities

Funeral attended by both sides

Coffin shipped out to Dublin

Both sides respected him

Reaction of unbelievable proportions

Arthur Griffith is Killed of a brain haemorrhage

Collins solutions

Ships troops into Limerick Waterford Cork and Kerry by Boat

Munster Republic

All anti treaty forces use guerilla tactics south of a line from Limerick to Watford

Collins become Commander-in chief

Free state increase soldiers to 60,000

Breaks out in Dublin

Regulars take control Of Dublin

Cathal Brugha killed

Thought his dead might stop fighting

Anti Treaty forces were driven out

Build up

Free State fire on 4 Courts with British 60-pounder artillary Guns and after 32 days they surrender Civil War begins

British tells Collins that if they dont solve it, they will bring troops

Sir Henry Wilson murderd in Northern Ireland

De Valera breaks peace treaty

The Vote

Other 14

Unionist 4

Labour 17

Anti Treaty 35

Pro treaty 58

People of Ireland vote for the Treaty

Rorry O'conor and irregulars take over the 4 courts

Tries to make Peace Treaty with irregulars

Collins does not attack

Irregulars raid Clonmel barraks

Large supply of guns and ammunition taken

De Valera takes other barracks for Republicans

Irregulars

Collins takes some British barracks to build up Free state Army

Led by General Mulcahy

Regulars

British Troops start to leave

The Treaty
Dail puts it to the peoples vote
Anti Treaty

Dan Breen, Tom Barry Cathal Brugha, Austin Stack

Pro Treaty

Kevin O'Higgins

WT Cosgrave

Richard Mulcahy

They Vote

Arthur Griffith Becomes new president

De Valera resigns and walks out

7 votes decide it

64 vote for

57 vote against

Reaction

Against

Many didn't agree with the partition

Didnt have full independance

For

Stepping stone

Refusal would end in war

Bitterly divided over the terms

The Dail debates the treaty

De Valera is furious

Govener General

Any decision/new law can be overruled by him

Cobh (Spike Island), Berehaven (West Cork) and Lough Swily (Donegal) kept by England

Same Status as Canada

All TD'S swear OATH OF ALLEGIANCE to King

Partition of Ireland kept

Decides the boundary of Ireland and the north

Boundary Commission

The Talks

The Threat

Collins signed

Lloyd George threatened an invasion if they didn't sign

Letters

Several proposals

First Proposal

There was no agreement here

De Valera sought an Irish Republic

Lloyd made it clear that the King would be Head of State and Ireland would bee partitioned

British Delegation

Birkenhead

Chamberlin

Churchill

Lyod George

Irish Delegation

Brugha, De Valera and Stack refused to go

Plenipotentiaries

Duggan

Duffy

Childers

Barton

Collins

Griffith

British Reason

King George V called for peace

Bad Publicity in British and World press

Financial and political cost OF sending troops

Irish Reason

Ireland was in an economic collapse

IRA was running out of bullets

Martial Law Spreading

Britain was gaining upper hand

Took 5 months of negotioations
Truce Called on 11/7/1921

1919-1921 War Of Independence

Foundation of Northern Ireland
Riots

All Catholics kicked out of jobs

More catholic deaths

Local Councils

Catholics with very little (2/6)

Majority of seats were Protestant (4/6)

More Protestant Jobs

Gerrymandering

Catholics are discriminated

Less in Catholic areas

More canidates in Protestant ares

Special Powers Act

IRA owtlawed

Susspected IRA members of were Imprisoned without trial

New Forces

B-Specials

Treated Catholics harshly

Reserves

part time police force

RUC

Royal Ulster Constabulary

Mostly protestants

Terms

Ulster agreed, Sinn Fein did not

England in charge of defense, budget and foreign affairs

They're in charge of dometic things

FAT DAD

Down

Armagh

Derry

Tyrone

Antrim

Fermanagh

War of Independence
Anglo Irish Treaty

All TD'S swear Oath Of Allegiance to King

Control all trade and foreign policy

Own Army, Flag, Stamp, Passport and currency

Still part of British Empire and King still Head of State

Not a republic

26 counties: Irish Free State

Truce

Truce called in 1921, 11 of July

Talks in England with Eammon De Valera/Sinn Fein

King talks to Lyod George

IRA losing bullets and guns

British people embarrassed of the atrocities

Attacks on The Customs House

De Verla and Michael have a Argument

80-100 men captured or killed

Surrounded

They burn it

100 IRA men attacked the Custom House

25 MAY 1921

Cross Barry Ambush

Ends with 10-40 British casualties and the IRA escaping with 3-6

1300 British soldiers trap IRA memebrs

19 march

Government of Ireland Act 1920

1 parliament in Dublin, one in Belfast

North and South

Partions Ireland

Burning Cork City

Bayoneted hoses to stop firemen doing their Job

Black and tans were supposedly Drunk

Embarrassed the British Government

Black and Tans burn Cork City Centre to the Ground

1 man killed in Cork city during ambush

Kilmichael Ambush

According to Tom, he called a ceasefire, and 2 people were shot dead by British

Tom Barry leads 36 Volunteers and Kills 18 Auxiliary's

Auxiliary's being really annoying

Bloody Sunday

Event Shocked even the King Of England

30 People were killed at the end of one day

Mutilated 2 Irish men in Dublin Castle

Killed 14 men

Mike Hogan

Black and Tans head to Croke Park

The Squad killed 12 members of a Brittish Group called Cairo Gang

Kevin Barry

He is hanged

Women's at walls begging for release

The Pope and USA try to get Reprive

Sentenced to Death

Was arrested for being near the scene of 3 brittish murders

18 year old Medical Student

Brittish Response

Reprisals

Terenece McSwiney takes over

Became a world wide figure

Dies on Hiunger Strike in English Jail

Thomas MacCurtain, Mayor of Cork was murdered by RIC

Houses and Creameries burned

Prisoners executed

Black and Tans became harassers to the local population

New soldiers

Auxiliary soldiers are a worse branch of the Black and Tans 1920

Auxiliary made up of former military Officers

Mainly former soldiers

They were given 10 shillings a day

13,000 came

Called Black and Tans due to Tan Pants and Black Jakets

Winston Churchill hired Black And Tans 1919

Some Irish Ric Members decide to leave

IRA decided to attack

Guerilla warfare

Had no Uniform

Led by Local Men who knew lay of land and ho could hide

Flying columns

no longer believed in blood sacrafice

would not fight in open

Using ambushes and dissapear

Raids for amunition and guns

They would attack and then disappear in crowd/countryside

hit and runs on RIC Barracks

RIC ambushed on same day by Dan Breen as the dail was founded

They disappeared in the crowd

Eammon De Valera raises 4 million in America
IRA (Irish Republican Army) used to defend The new Dail
Role of Michael Collins
Introduced guerilla warfare
Minister of finance
Raised money for government
payed flying columns
Organized the squad
First Dail
Positions

Cathal Bruagh/Minister of Defence

Countess Macreviz/Minister of Labour

Authur Griffith/ Minsister for Home Affairs

Michael Collins/ Minister for Finance

De Valera/ President of the Dail

Many county Councils supported them
British declare it illegal
World of nations hear about this due to message sent by them
Declares independance
Volunteers used as police
Sinn fein courts
29 TDs

35 in total didnt show

21st january 1919
They set up an illegal government in Dublin
They used abstentionism

Sinn Fein: 73 seats/Home rule:6/Unioists:26

German plot

This won them sympathy

Tom ashe died after being force fed while on hunger strike

Politicians arrested by British for dealing with germany

The main threat was conscription, but Sinn Fein led a strong anti-conscription campaign
By elections

All young

Home rule lost all 4

Sinn Fein win all 4

there were 4 by-elections between 1916-18

Support of catholic church

Eammon De Valera becomes President of Volunteers and Sinn Fein

Michael Collins and Eammon de Valera becomes important leaders

he now wanted an Independent Irish republic

Minor political party until 1916

Sinn Fein blamed for rising

1916 Easter Rising

Results
Recruitment of Irishmen to British army fails
90 people sentenced to death

De Valera was not executed as he is an American citizen

14 people executed by firing squad in Kilmainham

3400 people arrested (many innocent)

Countess Markievicz sentenced to life

1800 people sent to Frognoch wales

Executions cause the public to want a free Ireland
Peoples opinion swings to vavour a rising

Anger of a food shortage

Martial law and curfew still imposed

Known pacifist killed by British

Home Rule In Danger
3.8 million worth of damage
Rise of Sinn Fein

Between 1916-18, more and more Sinn Fein candidates emerge

1918 Sinn Fein won general election

Sinn Fein destroyed Home rule party

Some soldiers released (Michael Collins, Eammon De Valera) join Sinn Fein

Griffith wanted home rule but changed his mind after rising

2,500 injured
500 people killed

300 civilians

157 soldiers

64 volunteers

The Rising
Outside Dublin

Thomas ash attacks Ric station in meath

Liam Mellow leads 600 volunteers against RIC stations

Saturday 29th April

at 12:45pm

All Leaders taken to Killmaonhaom Jail

Nurse O'Farrell walked down O'Connell street with white flag

They agree to an unconditional surrender

Pearce witnesses innocent people getting killed

Friday 28th April

O'Rahilly killed blocking an escape

Padraig Pearce makes inspiring speeech

GPO in Flames

Thursday 27th April

South Dublin Union was pinned down

James Connoly wounded in ankle on Thursday

Wednesday 26th April

Mendicity Centre taken on Wednesday

General John Maxwell was appointed Commander of British forces in Ireland

Gun Boat Helga shells Liberty hall and GPO

Battle Of Mount Street

Best result of the war

17 rebels killed 220 soldiers

Tuesday 25th April

Looters take to street, some are shot

City Hall retaken

British put snipers on Trinity College to fight rebels in royal college of surgeons

They declared an Irish republic on a worldwide transmission

On Tuesday 2,000 soldiers arrived in Dublin

General Lowe

Monday April 24th

Rebels attracted Little support from the citizens of Dublin

Martial Law and Curfew introduced

Cordin around Dublin

Didn't Take Train stations, and trinity college and Dublin Castle

Moved to various locations around the city (Four Courts, South Dublin Union, Jacobs Factory and The Royal College of Surgeons)

They then took GPO

Rebels killed Lancers trying to take GPO

Pearce read about the Proclamation outside GPO

The First Outpost was City Hall

Planning the Rising
Thomas McDonough wrote that the rising would go ahead with 1250 men
The British did know but decided to go to the races
Padraig Pearce decided to do it anyway
When Aud is captured, McNeil Pulls out

puts advertisements about their orders being rescinded

Roger Casement

Hanged at Pentonville prison

Captured and taken to England

Caesmant arrives on Banna Beach

Weapons scuttled in cork Harbor

The ship, the Aud, arrived in Kerry

Casement goes into submarine

Tried to bring 20,000 rifles from Germany

wants to help Ireland get freedom

British Diplomat

McNeil finds about the forgery

KEEPS HIS SUPPORT

Every week Irish soldiers would march around the city
The Castle Document

MC NEIL FIGHTS

the Military Council forged a document Called the Castle Document which said that Britian were planning to disband the IVF.

Eoin Mac Neil would fight if

if the british went back on their promise about home rule

If Conscription occurred in Ireland

the British arrest the leaders of the IVF

O'Donovan-Rossa's burial

Padraig Pearce speech

the fools, the fools, the fools

Publicity

IRB wanted full independence
ICA joins with the IVF and creates the Irish Republican Brotherhood (IRB)
The Military Council
Joseph Mary Plunkett

Married Grace Clifford on eve of execution

29

Thomas McDonough

In Jacobs Factory

38

Sean Mac Diarmada

Revived rising

32

Thomas Clarke

Explosives Expert

59

Eammon Ceannt

In South Dublin Union

Founder of IVF

35

James Connoly

Founder of ICA

47

Padraig Pearce

In GPO

Believed in Blood Sacrifice

thought their deaths would inspire Ireland

37

In 1913 one third of Dublin's population lived in Slums
lack of occupational opportunities for unskilled workers
30,000 families in 15,000 settlements
Infant mortality rate was very high for a European nation
An estimated four million pledges were taken in pawnbrokers every year
High Rate of disease

tuberculosis

The Lockout
Murphy won in the End
James Connolly formed the ICA in 1913

Protected workers from IRC

William Murphy opposes Larkin

employed blackleg workers

"Anyone on your staff that is in that union was locket out"

employers didn't like that he wanted to hire more people

20000 workers preformed a strike from August 1913 to 18 January 1914

Tram driver stop working

Leader was Jim Larkin
The Irish Transport and General Workers Union(ITGWU)
Major strike in Dublin in 1913 involving the first Trade Union

1912-1914 home rule crisis

WW1 Outbreak
IRB Decides on Armed Uprising
Home rule bill postponed
Nationalist split

Eoin McNeill opposed to Irishmen fighting abroad

10,000 men stayed

John Redmond supports Irish men fighting abroad

110,000 men join up

Curragh Mutiny 1914
Many officers say no
British soldiers asked to march against members of UVF
Nationalist Reaction
Howth Gun running

Ship called Asgard brought by Erskine Childers

25,000 rounds of ammunition's

900 rifles

Irish Volunteer Force (IVF) founded

120,000 members

McNeil writes book called The North Began
Unionist Opposition to Home Rule
Huge demonstrations eg 500,000
Larne gun running

5,000,000 rounds of ammunition's

35,000 guns

Support from Conservative party
Ulster Volunteer force (UVF) founded 1913-10,000 members
Signed Ulster Solemn League and Covenant signed by a 1/4 million men on September 28 1912
3rd Home rule bill
This meant that they could only delay the home rule bill, meanning that it would happen in 1914
1911 Parliament Act

House of lords allowed to delay acts for 2 years but not veto

Conservatives wanted to "kill home rule with kindness"
Opposed by Conservative leader Andrew
Nationalists supported the desicion
proposed by Liberal Leader Herbert Asquith in 1912
David Lord George
if not he would replace them
House of Lords threatened by King to allow rule to pass
Proposed a bill to tax rich people more
Cultural Revival
Anglo-Irish literary movement
Gaelic leauge
Gaelic Athletics association
Background
Previous tries

2nd Home rule Bill is 1893

Defeated in House of Lords

Passed in House of Commons

First Home Rule Bill is 1886 by Charles. Stewart Parnell and PM Gladstone and the Liberal party

Defeated in House of Commons

Nationalism

mainly Catholic

Irish Republican Brotherhood

Would use Physical force to get a republic

Complete independence

Small secret group

John Redmond

Didn't want complete split with Britain, but rather home rule

Leader of Home rule Party

Sinn Fein

Then decided that they would absente from parliament if they make it

First wanted Home rule

Small Party

Founded by Arthur Griffith

Unionism

mainly Protestant

mainly north-east Ireland

Conseratives

sought steady change through sharing power and wealth

Leader John Redmond

governed in the interests of the rich and Liberal

Leaders

Edward Carson and James Craig

Carson was elected MP for trinity college