What a bunch of tossycock
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NONONONONONO!
Ireland is distinct from Britain, that’s why it was called the”United Kindgom of Great Britain and Ireland”.
It would be like considering Hawaii part of the North American Continent just because its part of the USA.
The “British Isles” is a redundant term that represents Britain and its own outlying islands. Geographically, Britain is considered a landmass, not an island. Ireland is considered an island and is therefore distinct from Britain and should be considered as such.
The correct term is “Britain and Ireland”.
