Britain's Queen Elizabeth starts a four-day state visit to the Irish Republic on Tuesday, the first visit by a British monarch since King George V in 1911.

Participants in a Loyalist Orange Order parade march towards Drumcree Parish Church in Portadown, Northern Ireland, July 4, 2021. (Clodagh Kilcoyne/Reuters) ...

An Anglo-Irish war had been raging since 1919 but the conflict soon drew to a close. A truce was called in July 1921. Talks began almost immediately to try to reach a political settlement, ...

The Ulster Protestants were marching last week, wearing their bowler hats and carrying their umbrellas, beating their drums, bearing the banners of the last great primitive rite that survives in th… ...

British troops guarding a wall during the Irish War of Independence aka Anglo-Irish War, in 1920 Saturday 21 November marks 100 years since Bloody Sunday - an event in 1920 that took place in ...

The Anglo-Irish War, against an enemy that all Irish could agree on, produced a relatively low loss of life at an estimated 1500 killed despite some ugly incidents.

A century ago, the War of Independence — which historians call the Anglo-Irish War — officially ended. A truce took effect on July 11, 1921, finally ending a brutal conflict lasting 30 months.

The line evokes the characteristic Irish flippancy about state authority and the recent past of the film’s setting — during Ireland’s civil war, which followed quickly on the Anglo–Irish ...

An Anglo-Irish war followed. * The British government partitioned the island in 1921, separating Northern Ireland with its "loyalist" Protestant majority from predominantly Catholic Ireland.

It is 100 years since the signing of the Anglo-Irish Treaty, ... An Anglo-Irish war had been raging since 1919 but the conflict soon drew to a close. A truce was called in July 1921.