The division between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland is rooted in a complex tapestry of historical and political factors.

Following the partition of Ireland in 1921, Northern Ireland was created to maintain a majority of Unionists, who identified as British and favored remaining part of the United Kingdom.

This move was largely driven by sectarian tensions, where cultural and religious identities played pivotal roles.

The subsequent decades saw significant conflict, notably during The Troubles, a period marked by violence between nationalists, who sought unification with the Republic, and unionists, who wanted to remain with the UK. - https://irelandfocusguide.com/blog/northern-ireland-separate-republic-ireland/?unique_id_u1z5ngu8

Understanding the Historical and Political Forces Behind the Division of Northern Ireland and the Re