the economic, cultural and social subjugation of Ireland, and the experiences of the colonized regions of the world the depiction of the native Gaelic Irish as wild, tribal savages and the depiction of other indigenous peoples as primitive and violent or noble URL the partition of Ireland by an outside power, analogous to the partitioning of the other nations by colonial powers the post-independence struggle of the southern part of Ireland (which became Ireland/Éire in 1937 and the Republic of Ireland in 1949) to establish economic independence and its own identity in the world, and the similar struggles of other post-colonial nations. Ireland's membership of and support for the European Union has often been framed as an attempt to break away from the United Kingdom's economic URL The Troubles (1969–1998), a period of ethno-religious conflict in Northern Ireland between Irish Catholics (largely descended from the indigenous Irish) and the Ulster Protestants (largely descended from British settlers who arrived with the 17th-century Plantation of Ulster and later) has been described as a post-colonial URL In Jacobin, Daniel Finn criticised journalism which portrayed the conflict as one of "ancient hatred", ignoring the imperial URL
the economic, cultural and social subjugation of Ireland, and the experiences of the colonized regions of the world the depiction of the native Gaelic Irish as wild, tribal savages and the depiction of other indigenous peoples as primitive and violent or noble URL the partition of Ireland by an outside power, analogous to the partitioning of the other nations by colonial powers the post-independence struggle of the southern part of Ireland (which became Ireland/Éire in 1937 and the Republic of Ireland in 1949) to establish economic independence and its own identity in the world, and the similar struggles of other post-colonial nations. Ireland's membership of and support for the European Union has often been framed as an attempt to break away from the United Kingdom's economic orbit. The Troubles (1969–1998), a period of ethno-religious conflict in Northern Ireland between Irish Catholics (largely descended from the indigenous Irish) and the Ulster Protestants (largely descended from British settlers who arrived with the 17th-century Plantation of Ulster and later) has been described as a post-colonial conflict. In Jacobin, Daniel Finn criticised journalism which portrayed the conflict as one of "ancient hatred", ignoring the imperial context.
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