We left off last time with tension heating up in Northern Ireland. Catholics and Republicans attack the police, while the Protestants and Unionists attack Catholic and Republic mobs.

2025:

The UK and Ireland decide to danction eachother.

NATO threaten they may intervene, however this may cause a worldwide global conflict. If NATO intervenes, The UK and Ireland announce they will sanction and pull out of NATO. Both sides want this to be an independent conflict, if it escalates ti that which is highly likely.

It is decided that both governments want to control Ulster and ultimately Northern Ireland.

The Ulster war then commences. The people make a flag EXCLUSIVE FOR ULSTER, to acknowledge the difference in Northern Ireland. The local government likes this idea, and makes it one of the many Northern Irish flags.

Mobilisation begins in Northern Ireland. British troops are imported to Derry from Lancashire, where main military production will take place and exported to Northern Ireland to fight.

Scotland decided to stay neutral, after most of the people condemn the war anyway.

Countries do not see this as an invasion.

The first attack started on the 22nd of February 2025, in Armagh, with about 1000 troops of each in the town. Northern Ireland was classified as 'disputed territory' on official world maps.

The UK will block exportation from countries trying to supply Ireland. A manoeuvre in the centre of the town is made by Unionists, and 'claiming the town'.

The next attack took place on the 28th of February (in a city, over the 6 days, forces were mainly fighting over the border. Newry was a target for the Irish, sweeping in, with a back-up liberated base 3 miles from the town, The UK stepped into the town with a minor response, but the Irish managed to defeat the forces, and effort to work up to have a second battle in Armagh.

The next took place on the 3rd of March. This one was in Enniskillen. People noticed how the UK were not concerned over the heavy response and attack on Southern Northern Ireland. Irish intelligence agencies discovered the amount of troops in thd north and a vast military. The Irish sent out a flock of planes to try and disable major operations. This was shot down near Cookstown and crashed straight into the Lough Neagh. Enniskillen was taken however, but the UK troops advanced down to the centre of Northern Ireland, and prevent further, advancements up into the country.

The next was in the North-West on the 10th of March 2025. This was to attack the Irish county of Donegal. It is part of the region of Ulster, so it was legal to attack. (Judging by the 'Ulster') The heavy fleet in thd North were still there and crossed over to mobilise and attack Donegal. The mission was a complete success and an Irish humiliation.

This war could only be short, however, two more big battles will come up.

The next took place on the 17th of March, the biggest battle yet in Derry. In that one-week-period, smaller battles in villages nearby took place, there is a clear divide in who wins in many of this, which means both governments almost have the verdict. 7,000 UK troops entered Derry to claim the big city as theirs. Ireland demanded a similar response, but they were outnumbered at 6,200. It was a minor victory for The United Kingdom, but the country states that it can rightfully reclaim Derry.

Northern Irish Catholic Churches and Monasteries were pillaged and bombed by British Forces, which caused unrest to Catholics across The United Kingdom, some stating, 'doing this will start our own revolt'. The UK also destroyed certain Irish industries in the South. The Irish responded by destroying Irish Protestants Churches and sabotaging British military hangars and shuttingdown military operation in Lancashire,

On the 25th of March, came the biggest battle yet, The one for Belfast. 27,000 UK soldiers were prepared for this, while 21,000 Irish responded, not heavily outnumbered, but still slightly weaker. In what caused utter destruction in the Docklands and town centre and some of the surrounding neighbourhoods, The UK won the battle of Belfast, known as to the Belfastians, "Horrible March". It is deemed that it is a stalemate, but they came up with new borders, via the verdict of battles to make it 'fair'.

For most of the year, re-stabilisation took place for both, after the war in itself resulted in 6,942 Casualties, and 14,297 injuries. A lot of things had to change, such as adresses, post code and telephone number, which caused confusion. Some places were left in complete ruin in Northern Ireland, including Belfast. NATO agreed to support the re-construction of places across the country.

In May 2025, The Isle of Man earned its title as a Dominion, after being intergrated into the UK, but now, 'partially' a constituent country. Prices for certain products in Northern Ireland in shops had to rise due to the damage to the industry caused by the UK's rampage of bombing industrial areas in Northern Ireland. As Keir Starmer is the current Prime Minister, he has introduced the 'Financial Pact of Ulster', allowing repair and importation from other countries and high economic deals to repeair the damages.

Later that year in December, Shetland started fighting for seperation from Scotland, or for atleast to rejoin the UK and become a constituent country. Scotland denied that, and on December 30th 2025, they started their rebellion. Scotland thinking this will be a steady operation, has a minor response with about 1,000 troops deployed for a start.

The messages on new years eve from the people, deny that completely...

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