John de Courcy Ireland died in 2006.
John de Courcy Ireland was born in 1911.
The only way to get to Ireland from abroad in the 12th century, which is when John De Courcy came to Ireland, would be by ship. That is how he and the other Normans got to Ireland.
John de Courcy built Carrickfergus Castle in 1177. It was constructed shortly after his conquest of the region, serving as a strategic stronghold to control the area and defend against potential invasions. The castle has since been a significant historical site in Northern Ireland.
he conquered Ulidia and Ulster, both in Ireland, UK
John de Courcy built the famous Carrickfergus castle, we missed going there because of the weather!! Rage!! Built on the rocky shores of Belfast Lough, County Antrim. John de Courcy's ancestors lived in Normandy and came over to Emgland with William the Conqueror in 1066. They settled in Somerset, Southern England. He was born in 1150. He was the youngest son of the family. In 1180, John de Courcy married a girl called Affreca, the son of the King of the Isle of Man. She was only twelve at the time They did not have any children. John de Courcy came to Ireland in 1177. He built castles without the King of England's permission which made the King very angry. Among these castles was Carrickfergus castle. John de Courcy died in 1219. It is unknown where he is buried.
John De Courcy's downfall was when he fell down the stairs and someone said,"John De Courcy downfall the stairs.
Yes, John de Courcy did have a wife, she was called Affreca
John de Courcy Ling died in 2005.
John de Courcy Ling was born in 1933.
He came in 1177 and left in 1204. He came to conquer territory and while in Ireland he did that. He built a lot of castles and monasteries. He fought a number of battles and was finally driven out of the country in 1204, because he had made new coins with Saint Patricks face on them NOT the Kings, that made the king very angry so he fourced him out of ireland.
John De Courcy had one brother. He had an older brother whose name was William De Curci lll. When their father passed away he left the family's land to John's older brother.