Why is northern ireland separate from ireland?

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Why is northern ireland separate from ireland?

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because in war northen ireland (british) took over a 1/4 of ireland!

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Malith Ileperuma answered Jun 18, 2018

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Northern Ireland is separate from Ireland because 90 years ago people living in Ireland had a war against the British rulers. That's how Northern Ireland split from Ireland.

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