Parliamentary Tradition (Junior Cert History): Flashcards

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Parliamentary tradition

Achieving political change through peaceful political means

Examples of parliamentary tradition in Ireland

Catholic emancipation and Home Rule movement

Act of Union (1801) effect

Ended the Irish parliament in Dublin

Chief Secretary role

British politician who led Irish government from Dublin Castle

Lord Lieutenant role

Represented the British Crown in Ireland

Catholic emancipation

Allowing Catholics to sit in parliament

Daniel O'Connell's nickname

The Liberator

Catholic Association founding year

1823

Catholic Relief Act year

1829

Repeal Association purpose

To repeal the Act of Union and restore Irish parliament

Monster meetings

Mass rallies organised by O'Connell for repeal of Union

Charles Stuart Parnell's nickname

Uncrowned King of Ireland

Parliamentary obstructionism

Deliberately delaying British Parliament to highlight Irish issues

Third Home Rule Bill year

1912

Easter Rising year

1916

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