Irish revolutionary leader Michael Collins (1890 – 1922) working the crowd in Dublin on  St. Patrick's Day, 1922. His was one of the  signatories on the Treaty document, signed on December 6, 1921,  that created the Free State (of 26 counties), and partitioned the six  counties of the North,  creating Northern  Ireland, which opted to stay with the U.K.
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