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Sometimes the term is used to include all the self-governing nations of the British Isles (thus including the Republic of Ireland, the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands, or grouping Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland simply as Ireland), but this usage is technically incorrect unless one is refering to its usage in rugby union (see below).

The term Home Nations is often used when refering to sporting events in which each of the Home Nations compete separately, such as the now defunct British Home Championship in football or the currently existing Six Nations in rugby union (although the Ireland rugby team includes both Northern Ireland and the Republic).

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