What helps to explains Irish antipathy to integration into Great Britain?

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The 1840s Irish Famine, during which over one million people died and another million emigrated from Ireland, was exacerbated by the British government's inadequate response. This has contributed to a sense of grievance and mistrust towards Great Britain among many Irish people, which in turn has helped to fuel antipathy towards integration into the British state.

What Helps to Explains Irish Antipathy to Integration into Great