🇮🇪 First Amendment of the Constitution of Ireland

The First Amendment of the Constitution of Ireland, enacted in 1939, clarifies that the definition of war includes the state of war declared by the Oireachtas (Irish parliament) or the state of war in which the State is engaged. This amendment aims to ensure that the State's neutrality is maintained in the event of a declared war. It also allows the Oireachtas to declare war in certain circumstances.