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Organisation Date event pro:anti vote Pro-treaty faction Anti-treaty faction Notes Refs
IRB December 1921 Supreme Council meeting 11 : 4 none dissolved 1924
Fianna Éireann January 1922 ard fheis anti Fianna Éireann I guess Catholic Boy Scouts of Ireland post 1927 took many members
Cumann na mBan 5 February 1922 special convention 63 : 419 Cumann na Saoirse (c.10 March 1922) Cumann na mBan The executive issued a statement opposing the treaty weeks before the convention. There had also been a split in 1914 mirroring the Volunteers split. [1]
IRA (1919–22) 26 March 1922 army convention anti; pro-treaty boycotted National Army "Free State army" IRA (1922–69) "Irregulars" Also "Neutral IRA". See Irish Republican Army and the Anglo-Irish Treaty
Sinn Féin (1917–22) February/May 1922 ard fheis anti majority, but agreed not to vote until after the imminent election Cumann na nGaedheal (1923) Cumann na Poblachta (1922) / Sinn Féin (1923–69) The 1948 judgment in the Sinn Féin Funds case was that post-1923 Sinn Féin was not the legal successor to the 1922 Sinn Féin.
26 October 1922 officer board/standing committee meeting 8 : 5

References

Sources

  • Tormey, Tom (2016). ""The Parting of the Ways": The 1922 Split in the Dublin IRA and the Foundation of the Modern Army". Defence Forces Review: 45–52. ISSN 1649-7066.

Citations

  1. ^ McCarthy, Cal (2007-04-03). "Division and Civil War 1921–23". Cumann na mBan and the Irish Revolution. Collins Press. ISBN 9781848898608. Retrieved 2 March 2018.