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The Troubles
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First Home Rule Bill
1886
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Second Home Rule Bill
1893
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Building of Belfast City Hall
1896 - 1906
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Parliament Act
1911
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Third veto from House of Lords
Agar-Robartes amendment
1912
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Proposed exclusion of Antrim, Armagh, Down and Londonderry from Irish Parliament jurisdiction.
Ulster Covenant Signed
1912
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Protest against third Home Rule bill.
Establishment of UVF
1913
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Edward Carson and James Craig establish Ulster Volunteer Force in January in attempt to keep violent forces of unionism under control.
Government of Ireland Act (Home Rule Act)
1914
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Postponed after start of WW1 and never enacted, replaced by GOI Act 1920 partitioning Ireland.
WW1
1914 - 1918
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Easter Rising
1916
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Irish War of Independence
1919 - 1921
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Government of Ireland Act (partition)
1920
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Anglo-Irish Treaty
1921
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December 6.
Special Powers Act
1922
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Stormont Parliament Building completed
1932
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Irish Constitution
1937
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WW2
1939 - 1945
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Education Act
1947
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Grant funded University education.
Ireland Act
1949
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No change to state of Northern Ireland without consent of Parliament of Northern Ireland.
Social Services Agreement
1949
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Northern Ireland receives same social benefits as rest of UK.
IRA Border Campaign
1956 - 1962
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Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association formed
1967
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Long March to Derry
1969
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Trouble at Burntollet
Provisional IRA formed
1969
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SDLP formed
1970
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3 Scottish Soldiers killed off duty
1971
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Internment without trial enacted
1971
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Bloody Sunday
1972
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January 30, British Paratroopers shot dead 13 people at civil rights march in Derry.
Fall of Stormont
1972
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March
Sunningdale Agreement
1973 - 1979
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December 9, attempt to establish power-sharing Northern Ireland Executive and cross-border Council of Ireland
PIRA bombing campaign
1974
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Bombings in Guildford, Woolwich, the M62 and Birmingham, 28 dead and hundreds injured.
Prevention of Terrorism Act
1974
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UWC Strike
1974
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IRA Ceasefire
1975
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Northern Ireland Constitutional Convention
1975 - 1976
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Lord Mountbatton assassinated
1979
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August 27, additional killing of 18 British soldiers.
Anglo-Irish Agreement
1980 - 1985
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Formalised inter-state co-operation in conflict management.
Hunger Strikes
1981
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10 Irish republican prisoners die
Brighton Hotel bombed
1984
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Enniskillen bombing
1987
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Remembrance Day Service in south of Ireland bombed.
Brooke/Mayhew talks begin
1989
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PIRA Ceasefire
1994
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Good Friday Agreement
1998
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April 10.
Omagh Bombing
1998
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Real IRA bombed town in County Tyrone in opposition to peace process, 29 killed and thousands wounded.
Unionist
James Craig
1921 - 1940
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John M. Andrews
1940 - 1943
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Basil Brooke
1943 - 1963
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Terence O'Neill
1963 - 1969
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James Chichester-Clark
1969 - 1971
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Brian Faulkner
1971 - 1972
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Paisley founds DUP
1971
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Direct Rule
1972 - 2007
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March 26 introduced, came to an end at Good Friday agreement but reintroduced for periods afterwards. Ended officially 2007.
David Trimble
1998 - 2002
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Ian Paisley
2007 - 2008
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Peter Robinson
2008 - 2014
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British Government
Herbert Asquith
1908 - 1916
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David Lloyd George
1916 - 1922
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Winston Churchill
1940 - 1945
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Clement Attlee
1945 - 1951
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Winston Churchill
1951 - 1955
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Anthony Eden
1955 - 1957
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Harold Macmillan
1957 - 1963
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Alec Douglas-Home
1963 - 1964
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Harold Wilson
1964 - 1970
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Edward Heath
1970 - 1974
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Harold Wilson
1974 - 1976
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James Callaghan
1976 - 1979
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Margaret Thatcher
1979 - 1990
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John Major
1990 - 1997
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Tony Blair
1997 - 2007
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Nationalist
IRA active
1922 - 1969
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Ruairi O Bradaigh President of Sinn Fein
1970 - 1983
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Gerry Adams President of Sinn Fein
1983 - 2014
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