During the Civil War, what was the Munster Republic? - Junior Cycle History - Question (xiv) - 2017

The Munster Republic was a region in Ireland during the Civil War period that acted as a stronghold for Anti-Treaty forces. It was located south of a line drawn from Limerick to Waterford, where the influence and support for the IRA and Republican ideals were particularly strong. This area opposed the Anglo-Irish Treaty, which had previously been agreed upon, reflecting the ongoing tensions between pro- and anti-Treaty factions during the Civil War.