Article: United Kingdom: Northern Ireland

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Northern Ireland

Between 1921 and 1972 Northern Ireland had its own Parliament and Government, subordinate to the Parliament at Westminster. However, in 1972, following the resignation of the Northern Ireland Government, the British Government assumed direct responsibility for its functions. Attempts have been made by successive governments to find a means of restoring devolved government to Northern Ireland on a basis that would command widespread acceptance throughout the community. The most recent attempt failed in June 1986, when the Northern Ireland Assembly, elected in 1982, was dissolved after it ceased to discharge its responsibility for making proposals for ...

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