A UNION SEVERED? LOYALISTS IN IRISH FREE STATE BORDER COUNTIES, 1922–7

By Jack Hepworth Founded a century ago, the Irish Free State was established as a dominion of the British Commonwealth under the Crown. For the predominantly unionist Protestant minority in the Free State, however, the formal separation from Britain prompted difficult political questions. What did it mean to be a ‘unionist’ or ‘loyalist’ after Ireland’s ... Read more

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