Anglo-Irish treaty
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Anglo-Irish treaty, 1921. A truce on 11 July ended the war between the
Irish Republican Army and the British army which had been raging since 1919. Eamon
de Valera, president of Dáil Éireann, the constituent assembly of Ireland, met with
Lloyd George to discuss a settlement. Deadlock ensued with Lloyd George wanting dominion Home Rule for Ireland and de Valera insisting on an independent Irish Republic. Negotiations began in earnest in October with Arthur
Griffith and Michael
Collins representing Ireland. After much debate a treaty was signed on 6 December whereby Ireland became a free state, with the six counties of Ulster remaining as part of the UK, but with full dominion status. It followed an ultimatum from the British that the Irish agree to their terms or face the renewal of war. The Dáil eventually accepted the treaty on 7 January 1922 by 64 votes to 57 and it came into effect on 6 December.
Richard A. Smith
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