The Larne Gun Running of 1914 (Junior Cert History): Flashcards

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The Larne Gun Running of 1914
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When was the Larne gun-running?

April 24, 1914

How many rifles landed at Larne?

25,000 rifles

How much ammunition landed at Larne?

3 million rounds

What was the purpose of Ulster Volunteers?

Paramilitary force to resist Home Rule

Cause of Larne gun-running

Response to Third Home Rule Bill

Larne arms landing locations

Larne, Bangor, Donaghadee in County Antrim

Source country for Larne arms

Germany

British Army response to Larne operation

Ordered to stand down and not interfere

When was Third Home Rule Bill proposed?

1912

Ulster Unionists' main fear about Home Rule

Catholic domination

Long-term result of Unionist resistance

Eventual partition of Ireland

Larne gun-running's historical significance

Pivotal moment in Irish history

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