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Northern Ireland marks 100 years today, divided - Newspaper

BELFAST: Northern Ireland marks its 100th year on Monday, but faltering efforts to commemorate the centenary encapsulate the rift at the heart of the British province. Ever since Ireland was freed from British rule in 1921, Northern Ireland’s existence has been controversial, and the knot in an often bloody tug-of-war between warring factions. The province’s troubled past, fragile present and uncertain future are endlessly disputed between pro-UK unionists and republicans who favour union with Ireland. But the zero-sum contest is heating up again, in part due to Brexit. “The centenary of Northern Ireland is, by its very nature, divisive, and it can’t be anything but divisive,” said Jonathan Evershed, a researcher at University College Cork.

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Northern Ireland marks its 100th anniversary

SHARE Ever since Ireland was freed from British rule in 1921, Northern Ireland s existence has been controversial, and the knot in an often bloody tug-of-war between warring factions. The province s troubled past, fragile present and uncertain future are disputed endlessly between pro-UK unionists and republicans who favour union with Ireland. Northern Ireland was created on May 3, 1921 when the island was split in two after the Irish war for independence. The centenary of Northern Ireland is by its very nature divisive, and it can t be anything but divisive, said Jonathan Evershed, a researcher at University College Cork. Fireworks explode by police vehicles after being fired at police officers in the Springfield Road area of Belfast. AFP

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Sous tension après le Brexit, l Irlande du Nord fête son centenaire - Monde

Sous tension après le Brexit, l Irlande du Nord fête son centenaire - Monde
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Northern Ireland marks 100 years, divided

Northern Ireland marks 100 years, divided Issued on: 02/05/2021 - 08:26 Northern Ireland marks its centenary on Monday Paul Faith AFP/File 4 min Belfast (AFP) Northern Ireland marks its 100th year on Monday, but faltering efforts to commemorate the centenary encapsulate the rift at the heart of the British province. Ever since Ireland was freed from British rule in 1921, Northern Ireland s existence has been controversial, and the knot in an often bloody tug-of-war between warring factions. The province s troubled past, fragile present and uncertain future are endlessly disputed between pro-UK unionists and republicans who favour union with Ireland. But the zero-sum contest is heating up again, in part due to Brexit.

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