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1541
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He goes against Catholicism.
1608
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This occurs mostly in the north.
1692 - 1829
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These laws prevent them from voting, owning land, or practicing their own religion.
1845 - 1849
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A potato blight kills off Ireland's staple food crop. Approximately a million people die from starvation and fever.
1916
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Armed Irish troops rebel against British forces in Dublin on Easter Monday.
1919 - 1921
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At the treaty, Britain lets go of most of Ireland, but holds on to Northern Ireland.
1921 - 1923
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The civil war was between supporters of the British treaty and the Irish Republican Army.
1949
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Irish Republic is free from British rule.
1972
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13 anti-British protesters are shot and killed in Londonderry. They were unarmed.
1998
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Between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
2002
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2005 - 2006
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Irish government announces plans to make Ireland a fully bilingual nation, speaking both Irish and English fluently.