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What event lead to many Irish emigrating to the US?
The Famine - when Irelands potato crop failed on a national scale millions of people emigrated to escape, irreversibly changing the population now its only 4.5m or so whereas before the famine it was around 15m!!!
Why Northern Ireland as part of British empire and not Ireland?
This is because the majory of people living in it known as unionist want to remain part of the UK. At one stage the whole island of Ireland was part of the Great Britain because the king at the time took control. As time went by only the nothern end of this island wanted to remain part of Great Britain called Ulster.
How does the Irish republican army affect the people of Ireland?
It has now been disbanded so it does not affect the people of Ireland at all. It was a terrorist organisation, and committed many terrorists acts.
How did the English cause long standing and continuing unrest in Ireland?
They invaded Ireland, suppressed the people, brought people in from Britain and took the land from the Irish people and gave it to them etc. It would be wrong to say that there is continuing unrest in Ireland. This is a common misconception. There are very few problems now and Ireland an Britain have good relations.
Are all Irish people descended from the Celts?
No. The first people that came to Ireland were not Celts. They came from the north of Spain. Other peoples came to Ireland too, that make what is now the Irish people, including Vikings and Normans. So, like any country in the world, the people in Ireland have various origins.
Why do people emigrate to Australia now?
because australia is better then all of the other places.
Why were so many Irish people affected by the famine?
it was only in ireland and nowhere els so they started shiping people out to america but they died on the way because once you where in ireland there would be a chance you would get it i am irish thats how i now
Why was Ireland not given all of Ireland back after the treaty?
Because Northern Ireland had a strong population of British People from the plantations and the people of the Republic Of Ireland now a days were the main people fighting for freedom for 800 years
What event lead to many Irish emigrating to the US?
The Famine - when Irelands potato crop failed on a national scale millions of people emigrated to escape, irreversibly changing the population now its only 4.5m or so whereas before the famine it was around 15m!!!
Should i emigrate with Boyfriend who cheated Fd on drugs and is now suicidally sorry?
No, of course not
How did the first people come to Ireland?
It is hard to know for sure, but contrary to popular belief, the first people to come to Ireland are thought to have come from Spain by boat and were not Celts. To this day, people in the west of Ireland in particular do resemble people in northern Spain, which is where the early settlers in Ireland are now believed to have sailed from.
Why Northern Ireland as part of British empire and not Ireland?
This is because the majory of people living in it known as unionist want to remain part of the UK. At one stage the whole island of Ireland was part of the Great Britain because the king at the time took control. As time went by only the nothern end of this island wanted to remain part of Great Britain called Ulster.
Who were the people to discover ireland?
Many say it was the Celts, but the first people to come to Ireland are now believed to have come by boat from northern Spain. There is even genetic evidence of this.
Do many people in Ireland suffer from anorexia?
Not really now to many but there is some people who are anorexic but not many
How many people in America now?
3330000
How does the Irish republican army affect the people of Ireland?
It has now been disbanded so it does not affect the people of Ireland at all. It was a terrorist organisation, and committed many terrorists acts.
Is there such thing as African Irish?
The term is not used in Ireland, though there are now many people born in Ireland whose families came from Africa.
