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I would guess the Irish, because of the potato famine. But, I'm not 100% sure.
No it is Gaelic -- Irish --means little king.
The Irish Potato Famine would eventually over 1.5 million Irish refugee immigrants to America. This was the first major wave of poor (and relatively unskilled) immgrants to the then-50-years-young nation. This caused a lot of tension in the Northeastern cities, where established, well-off families were remiss to begin sharing their space with droves of unfashionable, poor foreigners. Were often overcharged for horrible living conditions and underpaid for what little work they could find. Many became sick or died from diseases like Cholera - but those who ultimately survived have contributed to American culture in many lasting ways.
an Irish potato is a mode-ed brown potato potato is was caused by the rain in the summer which caused the famine because potato's died if && they had to eat cornmeal or grits
Potato Famine
The Irish Potato Famine was caused by Phytophthora infestans: fungus-like eukaryotic organisms.
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The potato blight caused the famine, the species being Phytophthora infestans.
Phytophthora infestans(known as late blight) caused the Irish potato blight.
water mold
The potato 'blight' caused the famine, though this is a six letter word.
a fungus called phytophthora infestans caused the Irish potato famine.
The Irish Potato Famine
A toxic cloud that came from the mainland of Europe, causing agricultural destruction there but nothing compared to what it did to the potato crop in Ireland. Because potatoes had become such an important food in Ireland, when they all died, so too did many Irish people.
it was not a mould it was a disease called blight