Joint Crisis Committee

Agenda Item: The 1919 Irish Question

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Under-Secretary-General: Işıl Başkan

Academic Assistants: Berkay Akpınar, Uğur Ozan Baygeldi

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A divided Ireland stands at a crossroads as the first steps toward a strive for independence clashes with imperial rule and the fate of United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland hangs in balance. This year, EUROsimA proudly brings you the 2025 edition of the Joint Crisis Committee , The Irish Question of 1919.  The fresh scars of the Great War, the memory of the Easter Rising, and the arrests of Sinn Féin members preset the climate of many conlifcts to emerge. 

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Carrying the heavy burden of  living up to the expectations of the mighty British Empire, The British Cabinet will focus on maintaining  extended authority, facing the growing unrest post-war and handling the Irish threat with the set of standards they set. 

While the newly formed Dáil Éireann, founded after Sinn Fein's decision  to form a separate parliament, will strategize on securing international recognition, organizing resistance , and navigating internal divisions between Catholic revolutionaries and Protestant Unionists in Ireland. 

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As events unfold,one question remains: will the Irish be able to carve their path or will the union prosper ?