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Thomas Davis 's subsequent refusal to accept the Treaty and a democratic vote in the Dail Eireann , ( Irish Parliamentledto the Irish Civil War
After rising to prominence in the Easter 1916 rebellion , he rejected the Anglo - Irish Treaty of 1921 ,provokingcivil war in Ireland
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A war for independence ended in 1921 with a treaty that partitioned the islandprovokingan Irish civil war
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a treaty drawn up between the British and Irish Republicans after the War of Independence(passive) was triggered byThe Irish Civil War
a split within Sinn Féin and the IRA over the signing of the Anglo - Irish Treaty(passive) caused byThe Irish Civil War
the delegation that stayed at Cromwell Place in South Kensington , the Lavery 's palatial home ... the Anglo - Irish Treaty of 1921ledto the Irish Civil War
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Three - quarters of the IRA , however , rejected the treatyleadingto the Irish Civil War ( 1922–1923
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The shelling of the Four Courts by the pro - treaty Sinn Fein on the 28th of Junesparkedthe beginning of the Irish Civil War
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a majority in the then IRA - Sinn Féin movement accepting the 1921 Anglo - Irish Treaty that partitioned Ireland into two states(passive) was triggered byThe Irish civil war
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