Were the planatations in Ireland popular?

Answer 1

No. They meant land being taken from others, often by bad landlords and in time they lead to problems in Ireland between the existing residents and the settlers, which continued to the present time. Many of Northern Ireland's problems can be traced to the plantation of Ulster.

No. They meant land being taken from others, often by bad landlords and in time they lead to problems in Ireland between the existing residents and the settlers, which continued to the present time. Many of Northern Ireland's problems can be traced to the plantation of Ulster.

No. They meant land being taken from others, often by bad landlords and in time they lead to problems in Ireland between the existing residents and the settlers, which continued to the present time. Many of Northern Ireland's problems can be traced to the plantation of Ulster.

No. They meant land being taken from others, often by bad landlords and in time they lead to problems in Ireland between the existing residents and the settlers, which continued to the present time. Many of Northern Ireland's problems can be traced to the plantation of Ulster.

No. They meant land being taken from others, often by bad landlords and in time they lead to problems in Ireland between the existing residents and the settlers, which continued to the present time. Many of Northern Ireland's problems can be traced to the plantation of Ulster.

No. They meant land being taken from others, often by bad landlords and in time they lead to problems in Ireland between the existing residents and the settlers, which continued to the present time. Many of Northern Ireland's problems can be traced to the plantation of Ulster.

No. They meant land being taken from others, often by bad landlords and in time they lead to problems in Ireland between the existing residents and the settlers, which continued to the present time. Many of Northern Ireland's problems can be traced to the plantation of Ulster.

No. They meant land being taken from others, often by bad landlords and in time they lead to problems in Ireland between the existing residents and the settlers, which continued to the present time. Many of Northern Ireland's problems can be traced to the plantation of Ulster.

No. They meant land being taken from others, often by bad landlords and in time they lead to problems in Ireland between the existing residents and the settlers, which continued to the present time. Many of Northern Ireland's problems can be traced to the plantation of Ulster.

No. They meant land being taken from others, often by bad landlords and in time they lead to problems in Ireland between the existing residents and the settlers, which continued to the present time. Many of Northern Ireland's problems can be traced to the plantation of Ulster.

No. They meant land being taken from others, often by bad landlords and in time they lead to problems in Ireland between the existing residents and the settlers, which continued to the present time. Many of Northern Ireland's problems can be traced to the plantation of Ulster.

Answer 2

No. They meant land being taken from others, often by bad landlords and in time they lead to problems in Ireland between the existing residents and the settlers, which continued to the present time. Many of Northern Ireland's problems can be traced to the plantation of Ulster.