Does Ireland belong to Britain now?

Ireland is a western European country, bordering the Atlantic Ocean in the west, the Irish Sea in the east and Britain across the sea. Ireland is the gateway from North America to Europe. The Irish belong to the Celts and are descendants of the first generation of residents in continental Europe. It has a history of more than 5,000 years and is a country with a long history. Although Ireland also has its own language-Gaelic, it is the only English-speaking country in Europe except Britain. Ireland became independent from British colonial rule in 1922, and is a peaceful and quiet country. Northern Ireland is called Northern Ireland and still belongs to Britain. Therefore, Ireland is different from Northern Ireland, and violent conflicts in Northern Ireland often appear in TV news. In 3000 BC, immigrants from continental Europe began to settle in Ireland. In 432 AD, Saint Patrick came here to spread Christianity and Roman culture. /kloc-entered the feudal society in the 0/2 century. 1 169 was invaded by Britain. 1 17 1 year, King Henry II of England established his sovereignty over love. 154 1 year, the king of England became the king of Ireland. 1800, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland was established by signing the Treaty of Alliance with Britain, which was completely annexed by Britain. The Great Famine in Ireland occurred in 1845- 1849, and about/kloc-0 million Irish people either starved to death or died of illness. Another million people fled to Britain, North America or Australasia. These 2 million people only account for a quarter of the population of Ireland in 1845. 19 16, the "Easter Uprising" against Britain broke out in Dublin. With the upsurge of Irish national independence movement, the British government and Ireland signed the Treaty of Britain and Ireland in 192 1 year1February, allowing 26 counties in southern Ireland to establish "free states" and enjoy autonomy. Six northern counties (now Northern Ireland) still belong to Britain. 1937, the Irish Constitution declared the "Free State" as a republic, but it still belongs to the Commonwealth. 19481February 2 1 day, the Irish parliament passed a law and declared its secession from the Commonwealth. 1April 949 18, Britain acknowledged its love for independence, but refused to return it to six northern counties. After Ireland's independence, successive Irish governments have made it an established policy to realize the reunification of Northern Ireland and Southern Ireland. In September 2005, the International Independent Commission announced that the Irish Peace Corps had completely disarmed and joined the peace process. 1949 After Ireland announced the establishment of the Republic of China in April, it automatically withdrew from the Commonwealth. (The Commonwealth only changed the rules in 1950, allowing India to stay in the Commonwealth as a country. Although Ireland did not reapply to join the Commonwealth, it retained the rights of many member countries, such as: Irish citizens enjoy all British civil rights in Britain, including the right to stand for election in Britain and the right to join the British army. Supplement: Ireland is an independent country and does not belong to Britain, but the six counties in Northern Ireland still belong to Britain.