John O’Byrne
John O’Byrne served as the Attorney General for the Irish Free State during the early 1920s, playing a critical role in the negotiations surrounding the establishment of the Border between Northern Ireland and the Free State. His involvement in these discussions highlighted the complexities and challenges faced by the Free State government in addressing the rights and grievances of Northern nationalists, amidst a backdrop of political unrest and territorial disputes.
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John O’Byrne was the attorney General who traveled to London for discussions about the Border.
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