Historical Events tagged with "catholic ethos"
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Ireland Adopts New Constitution, Replaces Free State
On December 29, 1937, the Irish Free State transitioned to the Republic of Ireland following the adoption of a new constitution. This pivotal change marked a significant shift in Ireland's governance, reflecting an ambition for greater autonomy. The new constitution, drafted by prominent figures including Eamon de Valera, solidified fundamental rights and acknowledged the nation’s sovereignty. It aimed to promote a distinct Irish identity and linked the country's laws to its unique cultural heritage. The nation adopted the name 'Ireland' officially, which symbolized its move away from British influence and control.
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