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What was the battle dress worn by Irish warriors in the late 14th century?
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Clothing or Irish warriors during this period did not differ from their everyday clothing. Unlike other people during this time, they did not wear body armour. Some of the Irish warriors appeared to be naked or in various stages of undress while fighting.
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