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    main points: first‚ how politics changed throughout Ireland; second‚ how the rebellion had a push for Irish Nationalism in literature; and third‚ how women had taken a stand in the rebellion effort. Body Political Change throughout Ireland Sinn Féin Sinn Féin 1st Irish Republic group to come out in support of the Irish Volunteers. When they won the general election of 1918‚ they took on the name Dáil Éireann‚ the official parliament of Ireland. Political Split Pro-treaty members formed Cumann

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    back. That is exactly what Ireland did in the early 1900s. For both the Irish and the British‚ there were challenges to overcome‚ and their decisions on how to overcome them decided the outcome of the war. The Irish War of Independence can be related to other revolutions‚ like the one in Animal Farm by George Orwell. The Irish struggle for power revolved around two major events: The Easter Rising of 1916 and the Revolution of 1919. The Easter Rising united most of Ireland in active opposition to the

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    to turn the poor and burdening children of Ireland into a helpful and productive members of society. Swift opens the essay by explaining the way the poverty stricken families live in ireland. Then‚ moves on to show how the problem could be fixed‚ and why this proposal in particular is not as reasonable as it sounds. Swift has identified that the poor‚ malnourished children who beg and cling to their parents on the street are a major issue that Ireland is facing‚ not the mention the toll these no

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    A modest Proposal By Jonathan Swift In his essay Swift talks what living conditions were like in 18th century in Ireland and how woman were always seen in walking down the street with four‚ five or six children tagging along beside her. Instead of working women had to take care of all the children and the house work‚ while the men worked. Back then women didn’t have much rights but instead of just having babies and doing house work they could be working too. By having so many children only

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    Keegan’s Famine Diary Written by: James J Managan The Irish Famine was a very important event that happened in 1847. It had killed between 500‚000 and 1.5 million people (The Irish Potato famine‚ 1847). The potato was not even a native crop to Ireland‚ until around 1570 when it was brought over from The Americas. In the beginning‚ the potato seemed like it was the ideal crop for reasons such as it grew perfectly in the Irish climate‚ it was easy to grow‚ and it did not take up much space. By

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    Immigration/Ellis Island

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    Most of these immigrants had high expectations for their new lives in order to put the troubles of Ireland in their past. Although their outcomes differed. Some were able to come earn their living and live happy‚ while some struggled greatly‚ and many suffered far worse conditions than if they had stayed in their homeland. Due to being called upon for the Parliamentary Fund‚ many families in Ireland struggled to make a living. That is why America served as a positive alternative for living. When

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    In 1729‚ Ireland was made up of seventy percent Catholics. The country was run by a Protestant ruler and was against the Irish. The ruler of Ireland at the time made any penalizations he could at the Catholic people of Ireland which‚ in turn‚ made them extremely poor. Jonathan Swift’s article‚ A Modest Proposal‚ gives perspective on just how strapped these people are by describing the women begging and the several amounts of children they have at their heels. Instead of taking the predicament and

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    Social media and mental health: Inappropriate use of social media is having a negative effect on the mental health of Irish youth‚ according to the Parliament of Ireland. A joint committee has recommended that a single body be assigned the task of coordinating regulation of social media content‚ states the report Addressing the Growth of Social Media and Tackling Cyberbullying. Of particular concern are cyberbullying‚ online harassment‚ exposure to unsuitable violent and sexual material and the decline

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    General Information Name: Leamy’s National School Location/ Address: Upper Hartstonge Street‚ Limerick‚ Munster‚ Ireland Historical Importance: a mixture of children from different classes both upper and lower class (mainly lower class) attended this government school from the neighborhood. The school mainly teaches the students about religion. Social Significance: It is a school for children that live around Upper Hartstange Street. It is known as a place where the children were disciplined

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    location to migrate to. Migration also occurs for study‚ travel and employment. This statement by Mary Robinson proves that migration is not only a negative thing but a positive one too. The Great Famine which occured in Ireland in the 1800s was a starting point for migration in Ireland it caused 1.3 million to emigrate overseas (O Grada‚ 1989)‚ with 70% migrating to the U.S.A creating many cultural links. Migrants bring with them new ideas‚ skills and innovations which allow the host regions to develop

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