Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Irish head of state from 1936 to 1949
I'm certainly not saying the article is good; it's not. But deletion is the wrong response to that. It does have too much background that could be trimmed and crosslinked. OTOH there is more to be said, for example, about the problems with accreditation of diplomats, especially during World War II. It's misleading to say "It contains no factual information that cannot be found in Irish Free State or Republic of Ireland Act 1948. " The information in question is in the "After the Irish Free State" section of the former and the "Background" section of the latter. What happened in the intervening years is related to both those articles but properly part of neither, so both should have a  section of this separate article. I wouldn't object to renaming the article ''Irish head of state from 193'''7''' to 1949'', starting when the Constitution of Ireland took effect, rather than when the Governor-General of the Irish Free State was abolished; but that's a detail
— User:Jnestorius, 21:57, 25 June 2013 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:SUMMARY (Wikipedia:Summary style)