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What area did the Irish most populate in the mid 1860s?
The city of Boston, as well as New York.
What were the molly maguires?
They were a member of a secret society in Ireland that terrorized law officers during the 1840s to prevent evictions.
What was the cause of the fenian raids?
The Fenian Raids were primarily driven by the desire for Irish independence from British rule, fueled by nationalist sentiments among Irish expatriates in the United States and Canada. The Fenian Brotherhood, an organization of Irish nationalists, sought to liberate Ireland through military action, believing that launching raids into Canada could pressure Britain and garner support for their cause. The raids occurred in the 1860s and 1870s, reflecting the growing frustration over British policies in Ireland and the need for a united Irish front against colonial oppression.
What is the Irish for 'secret'?
RÚN: a mystery; a secret SCÉAL RÚIN: 'a secret story' SICRÉID: a secret (English loanword). RÚNDA: secret (adjective) RÚIN: secret (adjective) SICRÉIDEACH: secret (adjective)
How do you say ít's a secret in Irish Gaelic?
Is rún é
What is the Irish for the word 'secret'?
The Irish word for 'secret' is "rún." It can also refer to a mystery or something kept hidden. In various contexts, it may be used in phrases to convey the idea of confidentiality or privacy.
In the Irish language what is a shelta?
A secret jargon that is also known as Cant andGammon. it is used by travelling people in Great Britain and Ireland, based on systematic inversion or alteration of Gaelic words.
What has the author David Lynch written?
David Lynch has written: 'Radical politics in modern Ireland' -- subject(s): History, Irish Socialist Republican Party, Politics and government, Republicanism, Socialism
Does Anthony Kearns Irish Tenor have a girlfriend and if so has anyone seen a picture of her?
He sure does but since fans want to attack her identity is kept secret
Why did the fenians attack quebec and New Brunswick?
The Fenians, a group of Irish nationalists, attacked Quebec and New Brunswick in the 1860s as part of their strategy to pressure Britain into granting Ireland independence. They believed that by targeting British North American provinces, they could divert British military resources away from Ireland. Additionally, the Fenians aimed to rally support from Irish immigrants in Canada and create a sense of urgency for Irish liberation. Their attacks were part of a broader campaign that sought to exploit the political climate of the time.
What is the meaning of wild colonial boy?
Irish-born bushranger, named Jack Doolan, who terrorises the squatters, holds up the Beechworth mail coach in the 1860s, robs Judge MacEvoy, and is eventually killed when surrounded by three troopers, Kelly, Davis and FitzRoy, to whom he refuses to surrender.
What sea is nearest to Westmeath?
The Irish Sea.The Irish Sea.The Irish Sea.The Irish Sea.The Irish Sea.The Irish Sea.The Irish Sea.The Irish Sea.The Irish Sea.The Irish Sea.The Irish Sea.
