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Anglo-Irish relations 1922-1949 (part 2) (Fianna Fail 1932-39 (1922 March,…

- - - - Joseph Walshe-Secretary of the Department of External Affairs
  - - - League of nations
        
        Anglo-irish relations-center foreign policy
        
        1932-increased tensions brit vs Ire
        
        Dev extended Irish sovereignty
        
        dismantling 1921 anglo-irish agreement
  - - - using statute of Westminster
        
        April,The Constitution bill was passed
        
        by Dail
        
        senate delayed the bill
        
        only in 1933
        
        now oath removed,kings representative remove
    - - governer-general- James MacNeill
        
        ignored-Eucharistic congress
        
        Dev sought for dismissal
        
        replaced by Domhnall O'Byuachalla-friend
        
        didn't do much
        
        june 1937 office of governer general abolished
        
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    - - undermined independence of free state legal state
        
        1935,abolished the clause
    - - delayed dev's bills
        
        1936 abolished the senate
- - - - The Constitutional Amendment Act- No mention of king/representative in constitution
        
        The External Relations Bill-continued diplomatic relations between 2 countries only king as head of the commonwealth
- - - - independent democratic state
      - Article 2-president
      - ireland republic in everything but name
- - - - most important for sovereignty -defense
      - handed over 3 treaty ports: Lough Swilly,Berehaven +Queenstown
      - to ireland = neautral WW2
      - political triumph for dev
      - brit recognized irish sovereignty