The Irish Tangle And a Way Out
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It was the most natural thing in the world that Ireland should have come into the war at once; and what she has done toward winning the war may be learned to some extent from the following: In the "Report on Recruiting in Ireland," presented to Parliament on January 14, 1916, it is stated that before the war there were 20,780 Irishmen in the Army, 17,804 in the Reserve, and 12,462 in the Special Reserve, mak- ing a total of 51,046. Between the outbreak of the war and the ninth of October, 1915,... including the men in the tenth, the thirty-sixth and the sixteenth new divisions, 75,293 Irishmen had joined the colors, who, with the 51,046 enrolled before the war, brought the total of Ireland's fighting strength in the army up to 126,339 men. A Department Recruiting Cam- paign was then organized to keep Ireland's now fifty- two battalions up to war strength, which resulted in the enrolment of an average of 1,063 men every week for seven weeks previous to December 18, 1915. It was estimated that, about this time, there were 416,409 unmarried men of military age in Ireland; and that 252,000 of these were engaged in connection with agriculture, which was counted as a public serv- ice.
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It was the most natural thing in the world that Ireland should have come into the war at once; and what she has done toward winning the war may be learned to some extent from the following: In the "Report on Recruiting in Ireland," presented to Parliament on January 14, 1916, it is stated that before the war there were 20,780 Irishmen in the Army, 17,804 in the Reserve, and 12,462 in the Special Reserve, mak- ing a total of 51,046. Between the outbreak of the war and the ninth of October, 1915,... including the men in the tenth, the thirty-sixth and the sixteenth new divisions, 75,293 Irishmen had joined the colors, who, with the 51,046 enrolled before the war, brought the total of Ireland's fighting strength in the army up to 126,339 men. A Department Recruiting Cam- paign was then organized to keep Ireland's now fifty- two battalions up to war strength, which resulted in the enrolment of an average of 1,063 men every week for seven weeks previous to December 18, 1915. It was estimated that, about this time, there were 416,409 unmarried men of military age in Ireland; and that 252,000 of these were engaged in connection with agriculture, which was counted as a public serv- ice.
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