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Poll: Would you have voted for or against the Anglo-Irish Treaty?

The Treaty was passed by a narrow margin of just seven votes in Dáil Éireann on 7 January 1922.

LATE ON THE night of 7 January, 1922 – after a month of bitter debates – the members of the 2nd Dáil voted to ratify the The Anglo Irish Treaty.

The vote failed to prevent a Civil War but it remains perhaps the most pivotal moment in Ireland’s modern history.

So today we’re asking: Would you have voted for or against the Anglo-Irish Treaty?


Poll Results:

For it (6829)
Against it (5323)
I'm not sure (1950)
No interest/no opinion (291)

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