On January 16, 1913, the third reading of the “Government of Ireland Bill” more commonly known as the Third Irish Home Rule Bill was passed through the House of Commons in London.

In 1920, the still-not-enacted Third Home Rule Bill (now known as the Government of Ireland Act 1914) was replaced by a Fourth Home Rule Act which partitioned Ireland into two jurisdictions, ...

The Third Home Rule Bill became law, but its practical introduction was suspended until after the end of hostilities. But then came the Easter Rising, ...