The Catholics in Northern Ireland, represented by the Nationalists parties, wanted to integrate with [[1]].

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The Catholics in Northern Ireland, represented by the Nationalist parties, wanted to integrate into the Republic of Ireland. Northern Ireland's history is a cautionary tale about how combining politics, and social divisions can lead to explosive results. The region was divided between Catholics and Protestants. It has been subject to a long-drawn-out ethnopolitical conflict. The Catholics, represented by the Nationalists, wanted to join the Republic of Ireland.
On the other hand, the Protestants represented by Unionists wished to remain with the UK, a predominantly Protestant nation. Armed struggle ceased in 1998 when the Nationalists entered a peace treaty with the UK government. Thus erupted, a bitter and violent conflict in which hundreds of civilians and militants were killed. Playing out politics along religious and ethnic lines has had dangerous consequences in countries like Yugoslavia and Sri Lanka.

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