British administration in Ireland

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The British administration in Ireland was the governing authority that ruled Ireland on behalf of the British Crown prior to independence, overseeing political, legal, and policing structures across the island.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf colonial administration
system of government
appliesToJurisdiction Ireland
appliesToPart island of Ireland
capital Dublin NERFINISHED
country Kingdom of England
Kingdom of Great Britain
Kingdom of Ireland
United Kingdom
dissolvedFollowing Anglo-Irish Treaty
endTime 1921
1922
followedBy Government of Northern Ireland
Irish Free State government
governs Ireland (1801–1922)
Kingdom of Ireland
hasPart Chief Secretary for Ireland
Dublin Castle administration
linked to: Dublin Castle

Dublin Castle executive
Dublin Metropolitan Police
Irish Parliament
Irish Privy Council
Irish civil service
linked to: Irish Civil Service

Irish judiciary
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
Royal Irish Constabulary
legalSystem English common law
notablePolicy Act of Union 1800 implementation
Coercion Acts in Ireland
linked to: Coercion Act 1881

Penal Laws in Ireland
land reform legislation
officialLanguage English
opposedBy Irish Parliamentary Party
Irish Republican Army
Irish Republican Brotherhood
Irish Volunteers
Sinn Féin
religiousPolicy Protestant Ascendancy
replacedBy Provisional Government of Ireland
seatOfGovernment Dublin Castle
significantEvent Acts of Union 1800
Anglo-Irish Treaty
Easter Rising
Government of Ireland Act 1920
Irish Rebellion of 1798
Irish War of Independence
Norman invasion of Ireland
Plantations of Ireland
Tudor conquest of Ireland
startTime 1171
12th century

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Royal Irish Constabulary foundedBy British administration in Ireland
Black and Tans governedBy Dublin Castle administration
linked to: British administration in Ireland
Solicitor-General for Ireland associatedWith Dublin Castle administration
linked to: British administration in Ireland
Solicitor-General for Ireland category Government of Ireland before 1922
linked to: British administration in Ireland
Father John Murphy opponent British rule in Ireland
linked to: British administration in Ireland
Irish Rebellion of 1803 hasOpposingForce Dublin Castle administration
linked to: British administration in Ireland
Society of United Irishmen opposedTo British government in Ireland
linked to: British administration in Ireland
Attorney General for Ireland partOf British administration in Ireland
Privy Council of Ireland memberOfCategory Government of Ireland before 1922
linked to: British administration in Ireland
Privy Council of Ireland relatedTo British rule in Ireland
linked to: British administration in Ireland
Record Tower associatedWith British administration in Ireland
Robert Emmet opponent British government in Ireland
linked to: British administration in Ireland
Lord Justice of Ireland partOf British administration in Ireland
Irish Volunteers opposedBy Dublin Castle administration
linked to: British administration in Ireland
Chief Secretary’s Lodge, Phoenix Park associatedWith British government in Ireland
linked to: British administration in Ireland
Seán Treacy opposedBy British authorities in Ireland
linked to: British administration in Ireland
Vice-Treasurer of Ireland associatedWithInstitution Dublin Castle administration
linked to: British administration in Ireland
Irish Citizen Army opposedTo British rule in Ireland
linked to: British administration in Ireland
Custom House attack (Dublin) belligerent British authorities in Ireland
linked to: British administration in Ireland
Custom House attack (Dublin) relatedTo British administration in Ireland
Peace Preservation Force controlledBy Dublin Castle administration
linked to: British administration in Ireland
Seán Hogan opponent British administration in Ireland
Young Ireland movement conflict British government in Ireland
linked to: British administration in Ireland