Dublin takes its name from the Irish Duibhlinn, 'black pool'. Duibhlinn was an ecclesiastical centre seized by the Vikings in 841. It quickly became the main Viking military base and trading centre in Ireland and its Hiberno-Norse rulers exercised power over its hinterland. After the victory at Clontarf (1014), Irish rulers established themselves as kings of Dublin and by the time Ireland was invaded by the Anglo-Normansin 1169 Dublin was effectively the country's capital. It fell to Anglo-Normanarms in 1170 and remained the headquarters of the English colony in Ireland. Georgian Dublin flourished and the abolition of its parliament in 1800 did little to lessen the city's expansion. Opposition to the Union led to the Easter Rising in the city in 1916, followed by the establishment of the Irish Free State in 1921, with Dublin as capital and the home again of an Irish parliament.
The Irish and British were fighting over the land. Because the British were jealous of the land.
There is the summary. :)
Dublin is the capital of Ireland. It has a history of over 1000 years as a city, and another 1000 years of history before that. It would be impossible to give a comprehensive history of Dublin here. Try the link below for a bit of Dublin's history:
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Capital of Ireland.
Jonathan Swift was born in Dublin, Ireland.
Dublin is not in Northern Ireland. The term Southern Ireland is an incorrect term often used to refer to what is known as the Republic of Ireland. Dublin is in the Republic of Ireland. Geographically, Dublin is in the east of Ireland, built on the east coast.
Northern Ireland: Belfast The Republic of Ireland: Dublin
Dublin is a county and a city in Ireland. There is no country in Dublin.
Constantia Maxwell has written: 'A history of Trinity College, Dublin' -- subject(s): Dublin, University of (Trinity college) 'The stranger in Ireland' 'A short book list on Irish, Scottish and Welsh history' 'A history of Trinity College, Dublin, 1591-1892' 'A short history of Ireland' -- subject(s): History 'The stranger in Ireland, from the reign of Elizabeth to the Great Famine' -- subject(s): Description and travel, History, Travelers
Dublin is not a state. Dublin is the capital city of Ireland and the city of Dublin is in the county of Dublin, so Dublin is also a county.
Dublin in Ireland is on Greenwich Mean Time.
The city of Dublin does not have a capital. Dublin city is the capital of Ireland and also the main city in the county of Dublin. So Dublin city is the capital of the county of Dublin and of Ireland.