[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":4},["ShallowReactive",2],{"event-plain-outbreak-of-the-anglo-irish-economic-war":3},"The Anglo-Irish Economic War officially began on June 30, 1932, when a grace period for Ireland to pay Land Annuities to Britain expired. Following Fianna Fáil's electoral victory, Éamon de Valera's government ceased these payments, leading to British imposition of stiff tariffs on Irish agricultural exports. Ireland retaliated with tariffs on British industrial goods, escalating a trade war that lasted until 1938. This conflict significantly impacted the economies of both nations and marked a crucial period in Anglo-Irish relations.",1789333840204]