Ulster Special Constabulary

Target entity: Ulster Special Constabulary
Context triple: [anti-Treaty IRA, opponent, Ulster Special Constabulary]

• A. 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.
• B. 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.
• C. Ulster Volunteer Force
  The Ulster Volunteer Force is a loyalist paramilitary organization in Northern Ireland known for its violent campaign against Irish republicanism during the Troubles.
• D. Police Service of Northern Ireland
  The Police Service of Northern Ireland is the national police force responsible for law enforcement and community policing across Northern Ireland, established as part of the peace process to replace the Royal Ulster Constabulary.
• E. Ulster Defence Regiment
  The Ulster Defence Regiment was a locally recruited infantry regiment of the British Army in Northern Ireland, active during the Troubles and often associated with controversy over collusion and sectarian violence.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Ulster Special Constabulary
Target entity description: The Ulster Special Constabulary was a reserve police force in Northern Ireland, largely Protestant and unionist, that played a controversial paramilitary-style role in maintaining British rule and countering Irish republican activity in the early 20th century.

• A. 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.
• B. 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.
• C. Ulster Volunteer Force
  The Ulster Volunteer Force is a loyalist paramilitary organization in Northern Ireland known for its violent campaign against Irish republicanism during the Troubles.
• D. Police Service of Northern Ireland
  The Police Service of Northern Ireland is the national police force responsible for law enforcement and community policing across Northern Ireland, established as part of the peace process to replace the Royal Ulster Constabulary.
• E. Ulster Defence Regiment
  The Ulster Defence Regiment was a locally recruited infantry regiment of the British Army in Northern Ireland, active during the Troubles and often associated with controversy over collusion and sectarian violence.
• F. None of above. chosen