AK47s and tanks.
I would say catapults also cannons
During the Battle of Hastings in 1066, the Normans employed a variety of weapons, including swords, axes, and spears. They also used crossbows and bows for ranged combat. Notably, the Normans utilized cavalry effectively, which added to their tactical advantage. Their combination of infantry and mounted troops contributed significantly to their victory over the Anglo-Saxon forces.
castles, improved weapons and armour, farming techniques - better animal breeds, crop growing etc
Superior skill, organisation and weapons - and force of numbers. Don't forget that the Normans came in at the request of an Irishman - to help him get his kingdom in Leinster back, so it wasn't just "Normans - v - Irish", it was really a local quarrel in which one side hired foreign mercenaries, who then outstayed their welcome and got so powerful that Henry had to invade to slap them down again.
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Only one of them can be normans.
The Norman soldiers had 9 foot spears, kite shaped shields with leather around it, 6 foot dane axes, swords 28 to 32 inches long, falchions, maces, and daggers.
If you mean personal weapons that is difficult.The main difference between the Norman and Saxon armies was the use of cavalry.Saxons used their horses to get to the battle where they would mainly fight on foot.Normans used the stirrup which enabled them to use the horse as a shock weapon with a lance or sword.After The Battle of Hastings any English or Danish armies would try not to engage the Normans on open ground where they could use their cavalry which such effect.
the normestic annivercery when the Normans were discovered