The Story of Ireland
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Dermot MacMurrough
Derry
Bloody Sunday
burning of 1608
Jacobite Siege of
riots 1968
social deprivation
and the Troubles
Dervorgilla
Desmond, Earls of
diamonds
Disraeli, Benjamin
Disraeli administration
Dissenters
see also Presbyterians
divorce
‘Document No. 2’
Docwra, Sir Henry
Donaghadee
Donal, King of Limerick
Donal O’Neill
Donegal
Downpatrick
Dowth passage tombs
Doyle, Bishop James Warren
Draperstown
Drogheda
druids
Dublin
and the 1641 rebellion
and the Act of Union
Anglo Norman conquest
anti-imperialist marches
and the Black Death
Boer cause marches
church-building in
and Connolly
and Cromwell
Easter Rising 1916
and Emmet’s rebellion plans
and the Famine
Fenian rallies
first Catholic lord mayor
and the Government of Ireland Act
IRA action in
and the Irish Republican Brotherhood
and the Irish Transport and General Workers’ Union
James II in
and Jonathan Swift
national cultural institutions
Norse
parades
poverty
real estate bubble
rebellion 1798
and the Scottish invasion
and the Second World War
and the Terence MacManus funeral
Tone imprisoned in
and the Troubles
Tudor
Victoria’s visit to
under William III
Dublin Castle
Dundas, Henry
Dungall, St
Dungannon
Dunlap, John
DuPont
Durrow, Book of
Durrow monastery
Easter, timing of
Easter Rising 1916
anniversaries
economic issues
economic protectionism
Edgeworth, Maria
Edict of Nantes
education
Education Act 1947
Edward VI
Edward Bruce
Egypt
electoral systems
electricity supplies
Eliot, George
Elizabeth I
Emain Macha (Navan Fort)
Emergency
see also Second World War
emigration
becomes choice over obligation
to Britain
Catholic
to Europe
to France
influence on Ireland
to North America
Presbyterian
to South Africa
Emmet, Robert
Emmet, Thomas Addis
England–Scotland Union 1707
English Chartists
English Church
English civil war
English colonial expansion
English, James
Ennis
Enniscorthy, rebellion 1798
Enniskillen
Erin’s Hope (ship)
Ériu
Essex, Earl of
Etiene de Blois (Stephen)
Eugenius III, Pope
European Central Bank
European Community
European Convention
European Court of Human Rights
European Economic Community (EEC)
European fascism
European Union (EU)
Eurovision Song Contest
Examiner
exports
‘external association’
Family Allowances Bill 1956
famine
1579-83
1600s
1700s
1800s
see also Potato Famine
farmers
see also peasant tenant farmers
fascism, European
Faughart
Fenian Brotherhood
Ferdinand, Archduke Franz
Ferns
Fianna
Fianna Fáil Party
government
Fine Gael party
Finnen
First World War
Fishmongers’ Company of London
Fitt, Gerry
FitzGerald, Garret
Fitzgerald, Gerald, Eighth Earl of Kildare
Fitzgerald, Thomas, Tenth Earl of Kildare
Fitzgerald’s of Kildare
‘Flight of the Earls’
Four Courts, Dublin
Foyle Lough
Foyle river
France
fall of
Napoleonic Wars
revolutionary
franchise
Franco, Francisco
Frankish Church
free trade areas
French Catholicism
French forces, invasions of Ireland
French navy
Fusiliers’ Arch, Dublin
Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA)
Gaelic language
Gaelic League
Gallicism
Gall
Gallagher, Rory
Galway
Gaskell, Elizabeth
Gaul
gay rights
genealogy
general elections
1874
1880
1885
1886
1927
1932
1937
1948
Genesis, Book of
Egghead, Patrick
Geographic
George III
George IV (formerly Prince Regent)
George V
Germany
arms shipments
possible invasion of Ireland
and the Second World War
Giant’s Causeway
Gibraltar, battle of
Gilbert, Sir Humphrey
Giraldus Cambrensis (Gerald of Wales)
Gladstone, Sir William Ewart
Gladstone administration
Glasgow
Glasnevin Catholic cemetery
global financial crisis 2007
Glorious Revolution
gold
Goldenbridge Catholic cemetery
Gonne, Maud
Gospels
Government of Ireland Act 1920
‘Graces’ 1628
Grand Alliance
Grattan, Henry
Great Depression
Greeks
Gregory I (the Great), Pope
Gregory XIII, Pope
Gregory of Tours, St
Gregory, Augusta
Grey, Lord
Greysteel
Griffith, Arthur
Grosse Isle, Quebec
guerrilla warfare
Guildhall Square, Derry
Guilford pub bombings 1974
Gunpowder Plot 1605
Guntram
habeas corpus
Hamilton, James
Handel, George Frideric
Hapsburg Empire
‘Hard Life, The’ (O’Brien)
Hardie, Keir
Hart’s Hill
Hassett, Sergeant Patrick
Haughey, Charles
Healy, Declan
heaven
hell
Helvick Head
Henrietta Maria
Henry II
Henry III
Henry VII
Henry VIII
Hi
bernia
History of Ireland (O’Grady)
Hitler, Adolf
Home Government Association, Dublin
Home Rule
Home Rule bills
1886
1893
1912
Home Rule Party
Honorius I, Pope
horling (game)
House of Commons
House of Lords
housing
Howard, Thomas, Earl of Surrey
Howth
Huguenots
Hume, John
Hundred Years’ War
Hungary
hunger strikes
Hyde, Douglas
Ierne
Illustrated London News
Ímar
immigration
India
Indian Mutiny 1857
Indomptable (ship)
industrial schools
influenza pandemic
Inghinidhe na hÉireann (Daughters of Erin)
inheritance laws
international bailout
International Monetary Fund
Invincibles
Iona
Iona monastery
Ionesco, Eugène
Irish Brigade
Irish Catholic Church
and the Boers
and the Catholic Association
censorship policies
child abuse scandals
and the Fenians
and the Irish constitution 1937
and the Irish Free State
and the Irish Republic
nineteenth century rise of
as oppositional political movement
and partition
and socialism
as underground organization
and women
Irish Catholic emancipation
voted through 1829
Irish Catholic (newspaper)
Irish Catholicism
and Cromwell
fusion with Irish nationalism
and the Irish Confederacy
Irish Catholics
and the 1641 rebellion
alliance with the Presbyterians
armed militiamen
and the Battle of Aughrim
and Charles I
and Charles II
and the Cromwellian era
and the Easter Rising
and the era of William III
funeral rites
and Gladstone
and Home Rule
massacres
middle-class
and Moran
and Northern Ireland
and Parnell
and partition
and Plantation of the counties
and the Potato Famine
and Repeal
‘shopocracy’
and the Society of United Irishmen
and the Troubles
and union
Irish Church
dioceses
and Gladstone
Gregorian reforms
Irish appointments forbidden
and James II
new English
persistence under William III
and Rome
Tudor moves on
Irish Citizen Army (ICA)
Irish civil service
Irish civil war
Irish Confederacy
Irish constitution 1937
Irish Countrywomen’s Association
Irish cultural identity
Irish cultural nationalism
Irish Free State
censorship culture
civil war
constitution
electricity supplies
general election 1948
language
popular culture
Irish Free State government
Irish Independent (newspaper)
Irish intelligence
Irish language
Irish Literary Revival
Irish Literary Theatre
Irish Medical Association (IMA)
Irish national identity
Irish nationalism
Irish nationalists
Irish neutrality
Irish parliament
and the Act of Union
legislative independence
under William III
see also Dáil
Irish Party
Irish People (newspaper)
Irish Protestants
and the 1641 rebellion
Ascendancy in Ireland
and the Battle of Aughrim
and Catholic emancipation
and Charles II
and the era of William III
and Gladstone
and Home Rule
and the Irish Free State
massacres
nationalist literature
and Northern Ireland
and partition
remodelling of the political landscape
and the Siege of Derry
and the Troubles
and union
Irish Question
Irish Republic
debts
declaration 1949
economy
education
health system
political corruption
real estate bubble
relinquishes claim on Northern territories
renewal
and social change
and the Troubles
under Lemass
‘Irish Republic’ bonds
Irish Republic government
Irish Republican Army (IRA)
arms sweeps
and Bloody Sunday
ceasefires xxi
disarmament
formation
and the Offences against the State Act
and the Troubles
see also Provisional IRA; Real IRA
Irish Republican Brotherhood (IRB)
Irish Sea
Irish Tenant League
Irish Times (newspaper)
Irish Trades’ Union Congress
Irish Transport and General Workers’ Union (ITGWU)
Irish Transvaal Committee
Irish unity
Irish Volunteers
see also Cumann na mBan; National Volunteers
Irish wolf
Islandmagee
Italian troops
Jackson, Andrew
Jacobites
James I
James II
Jameson Raid
Jamestown, North Virginia
Jarrow monastery
Jesuits
Jesus
jewellery, bronze age
Jews
Johannesburg
John, King of England
John XXII, Pope
John XXIII, Pope
Johnston, Denis
Joyce, James
Kavanagh, Patrick
Keane, Eamonn
Keating, Séan
Kells, Book of
Kelly, Jerome
Kelly, Ned x
Kelly, Tom
Kennedy, John F.
Kildare monastery
Kilkenny
Statutes of
Kilmainham Gaol, Dublin
Easter Rising executions
Kilmichael ambush
Kilwarden, Lord
King, Martin Luther
Kinsale
battle of
Knights of the Red Branch
Knowth passage tombs
Kruger, President
Labour government (British)
labour movement
British
Irish
Labour Party (Irish)
Labourers, Statute of 1351
Ladysmith
Laigin
Lancaster, House of
Land Acts
land annuities
land nationalization
land reform
Land War
landlords
&
nbsp; Laoghaire (Lóegaire)
Larkin, James
Latin
Laudabiliter
law
Law, Andrew Bonar
lawlessness
Lawrence, Sir Thomas
Lawyers’ Artillery Corps
Leabhar Gabhaile (Book of Invasions)
Leader (publication)
Lebor Gabála Érenn (‘Book of the Taking of Ireland’)
Leinster
Lemass, Séan
Letter to the People of Ireland (O’Connell)
Libau (German vessel)
Liberal government
Liberal Party
life expectancy
Liffey river
Limerick
Limerick, Treaty of
Lindisfarne Gospels
Lindisfarne monastery
linen
Lismore
literature
Liverpool
Lloyd George, David
lock-outs
London
direct rule of Northern Ireland
Fenian Bombings of
guilds
IRA bombings
society
strikes
and the Troubles
Londonderry
Londonderry, Lord
Londonderry cathedral
Longford
Longley, Michael xxi
Loughgall
Louis VII of France
loyalists
Luftwaffe
Luxeuil monastery
M62 coach bombing
MacBride, John
MacBride, Séan
MacDonagh, Thomas
MacDonnell clan
Macha
Maclise, Daniel
MacManus, Terence
MacNeice, Louis
MacNeill, Eoin
Máel Seachnaill
Maelmordha MacMurchada
Magdalen laundries
Magee, John
Magersfontein
Magna Carta
Major, John
Malachy, St
Mallow
Manchester Martyrs
Mansion House, Dublin
Manx mercenaries
maritime trade ix–x
Markiewicz, Constance
marriage
‘marriage bar’
Martyn, Edward
Marx, Karl
Mary I
Mary II
Mary, Queen of Scots
Mary of Modena
Masonic lodges
mass political movements
Mathgamain
Matilda
Maxwell, Sir John
Mayflower (ship)
Maynooth
Maynooth seminary
Maze prison
McGuinness, Martin
McQuaid, Archbishop John Charles
Meath
Medb of Connacht
Medieval Warm Period
megaliths
Melodies (Moore)
Melville, Herman
mercenaries
mesolithic peoples
Milesians of Iberia
militia bill
Milton, John
missionaries
Mitchel, John
Moira, Lord
Monaghan
monasteries
Irish
stripped of power
Tudor grip on
Viking attacks on
warfare between
writings
Irish export model
monks
Monster Meetings
Montgomery, Hugh
Moore, Thomas
Mór
Moran, D.P.
Mozambique
Muirchú
Mullingar
Municipal Corporations Act 1840
Munster
and the 1641 rebellion