CE 1921 - Ireland is granted independence.

In 1921, the Anglo-Irish Treaty was signed, granting independence to the Irish Free State (now the Republic of Ireland).

The Treaty ended the Irish War of Independence, which had been fought between the Irish Republican Army (IRA) and the British Army since 1919.

The new state would be part of the British Commonwealth and the Irish Free State would have a separate constitution.

The Irish Free State would be an independent, self-governing state with its own parliament, executive and judiciary.

The British government would retain control of foreign policy, defence and taxation.

The new Irish government would be responsible for its own domestic affairs, including the judiciary, local government and education.

The British government would have the power to legislate for the Irish Free State with the consent of the Irish government.

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