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When did O'Neill first meet with Irish Taoiseach Seán Lemass?

January 1965

What was significant about the O'Neill-Lemass meetings?

First official meeting since 1921

What was the main focus of the O'Neill-Lemass discussions?

Economic cooperation

In which areas was O'Neill slow to tackle discrimination?

Housing, employment, representation

How were O'Neill's political reforms often characterised?

Superficial

What practice did O'Neill's government continue that ensured Protestant control?

Gerrymandering

When did Terence O'Neill become Prime Minister of Northern Ireland?

1963

Which traditional industries did O'Neill want to move away from?

Shipbuilding and textiles

Who vehemently opposed the Lemass-O'Neill meetings?

Ian Paisley

What contentious issues did the O'Neill-Lemass talks avoid?

Partition and sovereignty

What economic achievement resulted from O'Neill's policies?

Reduced unemployment rate

How did O'Neill differ from his predecessors regarding Catholics?

More willing to engage with them

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