SEFRAID Ó FEARGHAIL AND ANGHAILE, 1271–1318

By Stephen Hewer By 1270 the English had been colonising parts of Ireland for over 100 years. Many Gaelic realms or tuatha were destroyed, but others, through geographic fortune (mountainous realm or remote location) and military capability, were able to survive and adjust to the changes. A few were able to thrive. One of these ... Read more

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