conflict that followed the Irish War of Independence and accompanied the establishment of the Irish Free State
The Irish Civil War was a conflict that erupted after Ireland won independence from Britain and established the Irish Free State, as different groups clashed over the terms of the new state. It matters because it shaped the modern political division of Ireland and determined what kind of government would lead the newly independent nation.
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Belligerents
Irish Free State (pro-Treaty forces) Supported by: United Kingdom
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