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

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The Larne Gun Running of 1914
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What was the Larne gun-running a response to?

The Third Home Rule Bill

What were the Ulster Volunteers created to do?

Resist Home Rule implementation

On what date did the Larne gun-running take place?

April 24, 1914

How many rifles were landed during the operation?

About 25,000 rifles

Which three locations were used to land the weapons?

Larne, Bangor & Donaghadee

Where did the Ulster Unionist Council import arms from?

Germany

How did the British authorities respond to the operation?

They ordered forces to stand down

What was the Larne gun-running a significant factor in?

The eventual partition of Ireland

In what year was the Third Home Rule Bill proposed?

1912

What did Ulster Unionists fear Home Rule would lead to?

Catholic domination

What did the Third Home Rule Bill aim to give Ireland?

Its own parliament for internal affairs

What precedent did the Larne gun-running set in Ireland?

Arming paramilitary groups

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