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Chairman of the Provisional Government. Collins assumed charge of Dublin Castle at a ceremony attended by Lord FitzAlan. The new government was not an institution of Southern Ireland as provided by the Government of Ireland Act. Instead, it was a government established by the Anglo-Irish
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in
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1726:Rivers
1716:Loughs
1401:Events
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2180:Mist
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2077:Food
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