Ennis
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Ennis | |
|---|---|
| Province of Ennis | |
 O’Connell Street, 2005 | |
 Flag | |
| Motto: Ennis is Ennis | |
| Type | Directly ruled province |
| Government | |
| • Governor | Vacant |
| • Lieutenant Governor | Vacant |
| • Governing Party | None |
| Area | |
| • Total | 76 km2 (29 sq mi) |
| Time zone | GMT |
The Province of Ennis was the second southernmost province of Roscamistan after the Province of Limerick. It was abolished on 13 February 2023, and replaced with the Ennis Military Zone.
History of the Province
The Province was created by President Thomas Jacobs and his domestic affairs advisor, Kacper Witeh, as a trade-off to the now defunct Mountains of Clare province.
Size
The Province was comprised of the Clare county town of Ennis, and the surrounding 5km radius.
Sport and leisure
GAA was a popular sport within Roscami Ennis, along with Gaelic football, and soccer[a].
Government
History of the Government
The Province was provisionally currently run by the Home Office, which had plans to introduce an semi autonomous government to the province for an autonomous Ennis Executive Council as opposed to the current one run by the Governor, being the executive with a legislative council, to deal with matters devolved to it. The plan was scrapped, with Ludwig Collins, Governor of Galway City, made Governor of Ennis with additional charge.
Final Government
The province was ran by the Governor of Ennis.
Notes
- ↑ Called football elsewhere in the world. When football is used in Ireland, it refers to Gaelic Football, while soccer is used to describe what is called football internationally