The Ulster Unionist Council agrees to the immediate implementation of Home Rule if six Ulster counties are temporarily excluded

On June 12, 1916 in Celtic History

The ulster unionist council agrees to the immediate implementation of home rule if six ulster counties are temporarily excluded

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