History of Rathlin Island
Rathlin Island is a miniscule and small island of the northern coast of country Antrim, currently split between the Celtic Union and the Kingdom of Cork.
History
Under British Control
Rathlin started off under British control. There is no recorded mention of it during British control and it was never used.
Under Celtic Control
The Celts also never planned on inhabiting the island and just occupied it.
Under Cork Control
Cork was the first country to begin works on Rathlin, after cork occupied Donegal after the 4th Cork-Celtic War, Cork got to work establishing a base for the 3rd battalion of the Donegal Regiment. It also planned to garrison an independence military police company aswell under the name "Rathlin Island Garrison Police", the Corkonians had plans to make Rathlin a military colony as to propose protection incase the UK ever decided to attack into Cork. The battalion would have done much, it was an artillery unit which inhabited coastal artillery positions.