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Revolts reaching their climax in the Easter Uprising
The many revolts in the 1916 Easter Uprising in Dublin cause civil war and the partition of the Ireland. -
Beginning of the conflicts between Loyalists and Nationalists in Northern Ireland
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Marches and Protests
Catholic civil rights marches and counter-protests by Protestant loyalists -
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Violence on all sides
Paramilitary groups wage violent campaigns to pursue their goals.
Killings, bombings by the IRA in Britain and Northern Ireland are frequent. -
Bloody Sunday in Derry - Londonderry
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Negotiations
Negotiations take place between political parties and the British and Irish governments. -
The Good Friday Agreement: the official end of the conflicts
The Good Friday agreement is signed and set up a power-sharing executive.