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What was this woman pirate that was irish and a sea captain in the 1500's and also known as Granuaile name?

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What was the name of the Irish woman who was a pirate during the 16th century?

There were several: Grace O'Malley is the most famous. She is also known as Gráinne Ní Mháille and more popularly Granuaile. Anne Bonney is another famous one.


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Grace O'Malley, also known as Granuaile, primarily sailed a type of ship called a galleon. These ships were large, multi-masted vessels used for trade and warfare during the 16th century. O'Malley was also known to utilize smaller ships like skiffs and longboats for her piracy and coastal raids along the Irish coastline. Her expertise in navigating these vessels contributed to her reputation as a formidable sea captain and pirate.


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What Irish pirate of the 16th century was a women?

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