12 Questions
Who led the group that killed 14 British agents known as the Cairo Gang?
Michael Collins
What were the 'Black and Tans' known for wearing?
Black jackets and tan trousers
What event became known as Bloody Sunday in 1920?
November 21st
Why did Terence MacSwiney go on a hunger strike?
As a protest against British rule in Ireland
Which player from Tipperary was killed during the events of Bloody Sunday?
Michael Hogan
How did the British forces terrorize people in Ireland?
By burning houses, shops, and creameries
Who were the 'Black and Tans' and the Auxiliaries?
Groups of British reinforcements sent to Ireland to defend the police.
What tragic event occurred on Bloody Sunday, November 21st, 1920?
14 British agents known as the Cairo Gang were killed by Michael Collins' group, followed by British forces firing on people at a match in Croke Park, killing 12 and wounding 60.
What led to an increase in nationalist support in 1920?
The death of Terence MacSwiney, the Lord Mayor of Cork, while on hunger strike.
How did the IRA continue to resist British forces during this time?
By carrying out ambushes on the police, the 'Black and Tans', and the Auxiliaries.
What actions did the British forces take to terrorize people in Ireland?
Burning houses, shops, and creameries in order to disrupt farming, and killing people suspected of helping the British Government.
Who is Michael Hogan and how is he remembered?
Michael Hogan was a player from Tipperary who was killed during the events of Bloody Sunday. The Hogan Stand in Croke Park is named after him.
Test your knowledge on the British reinforcements sent to Ireland during the Irish War of Independence, including groups like the 'Black and Tans' and the 'Auxiliaries'. Learn about the increasing violence and events like Bloody Sunday in 1920.
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