Which of the following statements is true about 'Unionism'? Please tick more than one answer.

In the late 1700's Ireland was ruled by the Protestant Ascendancy. Who were the 'Protestant Ascendancy'?

The United Irishmen were strongly influenced by a revolution in which country?

The Society of the United Irishmen was founded on October 18th 1791 in which Irish city?

In 1796 bad weather stopped a French Invasion at Bantry Bay in order to help the United Irishmen. Who was the French General in charge of this attempted invasion?

Which of the counties listed below did NOT have a United Irishman Rising in 1798?

Which of the following was a United Irishman leader in Ulster?

Name the French General who defeated the British at the 'Races of Castlebar'.

What was the name of the priest who was one of the main leaders of the United Irishmen in Wexford in 1798?

Which of the following definitions is the closest in meaning to the key term 'Repeal' from your Parliamentary Traditions chapter/topic?

In what year was Daniel O'Connell born?

While working as a barrister (lawyer) Daniel O'Connell got a nickname. What was the nickname?

In what year did O'Connell set up the 'Catholic Association' to fight the discrimination of the Penal Laws?

Which of the following was an act of parliament which allowed Catholics to take their seats in Westminster Parliament?

After the passing of the Catholic Relief Act 1929 Daniel O'Connell got a new nickname. What was he now known as?

Daniel O'Connell set up the Repeal Association in what year?

Which of the following set up the Home Rule Movement in 1870?

Which of the following names refers to a secret Irish organisation dedicated to getting the British out of Ireland? Tick more than one.

Which of the following politicians was NOT involved in the 'New Departure'?

In what year did Parnell and Prime Minister Gladstone agree the 'Kilmainham Treaty'?

In what year did Westminster pass a Home Rule Bill which would provide for a parliament in Dublin to deal with internal Irish affairs while Westminster would deal with external affairs.

What was the name of the married woman that Parnell had been having an affair with since 1880?

Which Dublin cemetery is Parnell buried in?

What act tried to provide a fair rent for tenant farmers and allowed them access to a Land Court which could decide what a fair rent was for them?

What was the population of Ireland in the 1840's?

Who did the British Government rule through during this time in Ireland?

What were cottiers?

What were many people forced to do when struck by poverty in Ireland?

The Irish Famine occurred roughly from the years;

Which of the following caused the Irish Famine? Tick all boxes that apply.

Which of the following did the British Government introduce during the Famine? Tick all boxes that apply.

Famine workhouses were:

What was the main cause of death during the Famine?

The Irish people who emigrated during the famine became known as the:

What problems were Irish emigrants forced to endure? Tick all boxes that apply.

On what date was the G.A.A. founded or set up in Hayes Hotel?

Which of the following people was NOT an original patron of the G.A.A?

The G.A.A. can be seen as part of which bigger movement in Ireland at the end of the Nineteenth century?

What organisation, set up in 1893, also wanted to de-anglicise Irish society (take out the English influences)

The conflict between which two groups split the G.A.A? (Tick two boxes)

In what year was a sloped terrace behind the goals installed in Croke Park?

In what year did the GAA ban members of the RIC (the police force in Ireland under British rule) from playing GAA

In what year was the Ladies Gaelic Football Association (LGFA) set up?

In what year did the GAA lift Rule 27 (the Ban) on members playing ‘foreign games’ ?

In what year did the GAA amend (change) Rule 42 which banned the playing of foreign games in Croke Park to allow the Ireland rugby team to play England

How many civilians were killed during the 'Bloody Sunday' attack in 1920 at Croke Park?