Irish Free State police forces

Target entity: Irish Free State police forces
Context triple: [Public Safety Acts and emergency powers in Irish Free State, grantsPowerTo, Irish Free State police forces]

• A. Royal Irish Constabulary
  The Royal Irish Constabulary was the British-administered police force in Ireland, widely known for its central and controversial role in enforcing British rule and suppressing nationalist movements in the early 20th century.
• B. National Army of the Irish Free State
  The National Army of the Irish Free State was the pro-Treaty military force that served as the official army of the newly established Irish Free State in the early 1920s.
• C. Defence Forces of Ireland
  The Defence Forces of Ireland are the military organization of the Republic of Ireland, responsible for national defense, peacekeeping missions, and aid to the civil power at home and abroad.
• D. Royal Ulster Constabulary
  The Royal Ulster Constabulary was the former police force of Northern Ireland, widely associated with the sectarian conflict of the late 20th century and later replaced by the Police Service of Northern Ireland as part of peace process reforms.
• E. Public Safety Acts and emergency powers in Irish Free State
  Public Safety Acts and emergency powers in the Irish Free State were a series of extraordinary legal measures that greatly expanded the government's authority to suppress dissent, detain opponents, and restore order in the turbulent aftermath of independence and civil war.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Irish Free State police forces
Target entity description: The Irish Free State police forces were the state’s law enforcement bodies responsible for maintaining public order and implementing government security policies during the early years of Irish independence.

• A. Royal Irish Constabulary
  The Royal Irish Constabulary was the British-administered police force in Ireland, widely known for its central and controversial role in enforcing British rule and suppressing nationalist movements in the early 20th century.
• B. National Army of the Irish Free State
  The National Army of the Irish Free State was the pro-Treaty military force that served as the official army of the newly established Irish Free State in the early 1920s.
• C. Defence Forces of Ireland
  The Defence Forces of Ireland are the military organization of the Republic of Ireland, responsible for national defense, peacekeeping missions, and aid to the civil power at home and abroad.
• D. Royal Ulster Constabulary
  The Royal Ulster Constabulary was the former police force of Northern Ireland, widely associated with the sectarian conflict of the late 20th century and later replaced by the Police Service of Northern Ireland as part of peace process reforms.
• E. Public Safety Acts and emergency powers in Irish Free State
  Public Safety Acts and emergency powers in the Irish Free State were a series of extraordinary legal measures that greatly expanded the government's authority to suppress dissent, detain opponents, and restore order in the turbulent aftermath of independence and civil war.
• F. None of above. chosen