[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":4},["ShallowReactive",2],{"event-plain-home-rule-bill-carried":3},"On May 25, 1914, the Third Home Rule Bill was carried in the House of Commons for the third and final time. This legislative act aimed to grant Ireland limited self-government within the United Kingdom. Despite its passage, the outbreak of World War I led to its suspension, and it never came into effect. The bill's journey through Parliament was fraught with controversy, particularly concerning the status of Ulster, and its eventual shelving contributed to the growing political tensions that would culminate in the Easter Rising and the subsequent War of Independence.",1789333838994]