1949 - 1950 AD
"Marshall Aid Plan."
1949 AD Douglas Hyde, the non - Catholic founder of the Gaelic League, and the 1st President of Ireland, died, and was buried in the Church of England / Ireland churchyard at Frenchpark in Co. Roscommon in the east of the Connacht Province while Sean T. O Kelly, had replaced him as the new Irish President, when elected previously by the Irish people who had then served 2 terms in office, as was "allowed" under the Irish Constitution.
February 10th:
General Elections,
were held in the
6 Counties "artificially partitioned"
from
the 9 Counies in the
Ulster Province
that were still
under the control of the
British
Imperial Government and the Ascendancy "Official" Unionist Stormont Government there, and the
Ascendancy
"Official" Unionist Party "won," with
40 seats to the
12
won by the
Irish
Nationalists who were supported by the
Fine Gael
Coalition Government
in
the Irish Republic
as under the ongoing "gerrymandering" carried out by the
Ascendancy "Official" Unionists in the Stormont
Government, only the
"occupier" and
his "wife," were now allowed to vote as per their
19th Century provision, which
"disallowed" any
other adult members
of the "prolific" Irish Catholic families
from "voting."
April - Easter Monday:
After the
Republic of
Ireland had been
"officially"
declared, by
John A. Costello
the
Taoiseach
/
Prime Minister of Ireland,
a celebration was held, and
Eamonn de Valera and his
Fianna Fail
Party members "did not" attend.
May 3rd:
The
British
Imperial
Parliament, under
Clement Atlee their
Labour Prime Minister,
passed the
Northern Ireland Act,
providing for
the
6
Counties "artificially partitioned" from the
9 Counties in the
Ulster
Province in
1922, just to continue to
with the Ascendancy
"Official" Unionists in
Ireland, stating
that these 6 Counties would
never leave Britain, except
by the "consent" of the Stormont
Parliament there, which they then had "enshrined in law" at
Westminster and this
British Imperial
Act,
was to
further ensure that
20% of the
"population" of
Ireland
still had
control over the
Irish "minority" who still existed there in those
6 Counties in the Ulster
Province, whether they agreed or not, where by "gerrymandering" of the vote they could
continue to make "laws" to ensure the ongoing
Ascendancy was retained. Much
"suffering and misery" was to continue to occur because of this blatant decisionby those who were still in authority in
Britain,
who were not to face up to
their "responsibility," and the reality of being fair minded, just to hold
onto their
"political
affiliations," to ensure their own survival in the "politics" of it all. The
British
Imperial Government
under their Northern
Ireland Act,
also came to
recognise and
declare that Eire
/
Republic of Ireland was no longer part of their
British Dominions,
and that Ireland
was now able to have an
Ambassador, not a
High Commissioner in England.
The Irish Government
refused to join
N.A.T.O.
due
to the continuation of the "artificial partition" of their own
Country by the
British Imperial Government.
The "unelected" Conservative controlled British House of Lords power of "veto" over British Government Bills in England was further "decreased" to One Year, from the Two Years previously finally imposed on them in 1911.
The Clann na Gael
/ The Organization "split" again in
America,
over using the
existing funds to carry on the fight for the return of the
6 Counties
"artificially
partitioned" from the
9 Counties in the
Ulster Province,
and still under the control
of the British Imperial
Government in England
and the Ascendancy "Official" Unionist Stormont Government, or
whether to build a
monument to
"Sean Russell,"
which they
eventually did and from
now on the "Anti - Treaty IRA" received
very little "support," and also became
committed to
Marxism,
and now set their goals firmly on
Irish
Catholic "Civil Rights" and
"Social
Reform" in these
6 Counties,
where "natural
justice" and "human rights" for the Irish Catholic
population there was continuing to be "abused.
1950 AD There was "economic co-operation" between the Irish Republic, and the "Official" Unionist Stormont Government in the 6 Counties that had been "artificially partitioned"" from the 9 Counties in the Ulster Province and joint schemes for drainage in the Erne Basin and the Erne Hydro Electric Station at Brookesborough in Ulster Province.
The
Irish Republic
received $300,000,000 in
"grants" and loans under the
Marshall
Aid Plan.
The
"Anti - Treaty
IRA"
was
now led by
Tony Magan, Patrick Mac Logan,
and
Thomas Mac Curtain
the son of the
Mayor of
Cork who
had been "assassinated"
previously
by the British Imperial
Government's R.I.C / Black & Tans in
1921, who
now stated that only
the
British Imperial Government in England
was its "enemy," and that there would be no more "aggressive" action in the
Irish Republic
by their "Anti - Treaty IRA" members, but only in the
"north," to
try an end the "artificial partition" of the
6
Counties
in the
Ulster Province. These
new objectives of the
"Anti - Treaty IRA" was to be eventually passed onto
Sean Cronin
and
Charles Murphy who were both
"post war recruits," who would reset the
"Anti - Treaty
IRA" on a new path, with no member of the
"Anti - Treaty
IRA" who had previously been "interned" allowed to join, or who had a
"criminal record," or showed
any sign of lack of "discretion or
sobriety.
George Bernard Shaw, a vegetarian and teetotaller, who was a World renowned music and drama critic, playwright and Sociologist, who had been born in 1856 in Dublin, and who had wrote many plays, including "Arms and the Man," "Caesar and Cleopatra," "Man and Superman," "Pygmalion," "Back to Methuselah" and "Saint Joan," died at the age of 94 this year and he had also assisted in founding the "Fabian Society" in 1884 AD, involved in "political social reform" and won the "Noble Prize" in 1925.
Maurice O Sullivan (1904 - 1950) was "drowned" this year after he had left Ireland to join the "Civic Guard," who had written "Twenty Years A Growing."
Ernest Blythe, who was a non - Catholic Irish Nationalist in the Ulster Province, who had been the Minister for Finance in the "first" Irish Free State Government under William T. Cosgrave, wrote in The Leader newspaper that, "Partition was inherited from "bigotry", and reunion would only come with "free consent" of the voters in the 6 Counties "artificially partitioned" in the Ulster Province."
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