PPT-Fenian Raids A Brief History of Ireland

The Normans The Norman invasion of the late 12th century marked the beginning of more than 800 years of direct English rule and later British involvement in Ireland Attempts to either conquer or assimilate the Irish lordships into the Kingdom of Ireland provided the initial impetus for a series of Irish military campaigns between 1534 and 1603 This period was marked by a Crown policy of plantation involving the arrival of thousands of English and Scottish Protestant settlers and the consequent displacement of the preplantation Catholic landholders . With its beautiful history and intriguing designs this ring has captured the hearts of many including myself First crafted a few hundred years ago presumably during the 17 th Century 1 in the small fishing village of Cla ddagh just outside the old ‘The result of . German air attacks . on Britain in the . Second World War . was immense . damage . and destruction . – to life and buildings. In contrast, in the . First World . War. , . the threat . Raids. . First Raid was in AD793 near the English border in a monastery. Monks recorded all of the Viking attacks. Raids started small and unorganised, soon thousands of Vikings left their homelands to raid other countries.. 2 days before. 2 hours before. 2 hours after. 2 days after. What do you think may have happened at the different stages before and after this photograph was taken? Write down what you think in your book!. Chapter 13 Section 2. The Inside Story. “Where did they come from?”.  . That question was on the minds of the monks of . Lindisfarne. Monastery on the morning of June 8, 793. Just a few hours before, the monks had been going about their daily business, tending crops, praying and copying manuscripts. Now many of them were dead, killed by the swords and spears of raiders. Those left alive watched as their monastery’s precious treasures were loaded into ships that slipped quietly out to sea. Dazed, the monks wondered exactly what had led to this terrible destruction.. Historical . Dialogue . in History . Education in Israel, the Gaza Strip and the West Bank. Aims. of . today. Brief and . dense. tour of . education. systems and . history. . education. . British . Donatella . Badin. AISCLI . Summer. School. 18 . Sept. 2014. History. and . national. . myth. in Irish . lit. .. “Irish writers need to critically interrogate the hidden wounds of the nation’s past before they can move on and engage with the present” (. . A BRIEF HISTORY OF MORE RECENT . KEY EVENTS AND PEOPLE. NORTHERN IRELAND. QUICK FACTS. . The Ulster Banner flying over a loyalist area (foreground), and Irish Tricolors flying over republican areas (background). . Origins and Spread of Scandinavian Culture. Vikings did not wear these…. They did not normally use double headed axes but instead mostly spears. Vikings used human skulls as drinking vessels. . There was a phrase saying that the Danes drink . ‘The result of . German air attacks . on Britain in the . Second World War . was immense . damage . and destruction . – to life and buildings. In contrast, in the . First World . War. , . the threat . In this lecture…. We will examine the two remaining cultures of the UK: Wales and N. Ireland.. Like Scotland, Wales and N. Ireland have cultures that are distinct and different than those of England.. The population of Dublin is approximately 1,273,069.. The President of Ireland Michael D. Higgins resides in . Áras. an . Uachtaráin. in Phoenix Park in Dublin.. Our capital city offers many facilities such as the Zoo, . Prepare for Learning 2 days before 2 hours before 2 hours after 2 days after What do you think may have happened at the different stages before and after this photograph was taken? Write down what you think in your book! The population of Dublin is approximately 1,273,069.. The President of Ireland Michael D. Higgins resides in . Áras. an . Uachtaráin. in Phoenix Park in Dublin.. Our capital city offers many facilities such as the Zoo, .