Ireland's Great War

At the outset of the Great War, Ireland is still part of the British Empire, but is on the verge of a civil war between Nationalists and Unionists. When Britain declares war on Germany, both sides find a unified cause and join up to fight. Three Irish Divisions are formed, with the first seeing action during the disastrous Gallipoli campaign. While Irish soldiers fight and die abroad, a little-known Republican minority sparks Dublin's Easter Rising, forcing Britain to allocate much-needed troops to Ireland.