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    Wales; the Isle of Man; Northumberland in northern England; Brittany in northwestern France; and sometimes Galicia in northwestern Spain. The term‚ though widely used‚ is eschewed by many traditionalists. While once mostly homemade by non-professionals for their own entertainment and that of their neighbours and friends‚ now Irish music can be heard at informal gatherings of musicians‚ often in pubs‚ and occasionally in concert halls‚ not only in Ireland and countries with large Irish immigrant populations

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    Daniel O'Connell

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    One example of those movements was when the people of Ireland fought for equal rights against Britain. One right the Irish people wanted was to hold public office. Daniel O’Connell‚ who eventually became the first Irish person to hold public office‚ led the fight for the right to hold public office. Relations between Ireland and England began in the late twelfth century‚ to the year 1400‚ when many Norman’s from England moved to Ireland. They settled in the east. Some Norman’s assimilated into

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    or even possibly a new life in America. The first wave of immigrants who came to the United Reasons that they had to leave Ireland. “The newness of the North American continent and the vitality of its institutions inspired the immigrants to better their lot.” (Watts‚ 14) “Many Irish had developed an aversion as victims of a cruel sharecropping system in Ireland. Once in the United States‚ therefore‚ these first immigrants spurned the vast agricultural resources of their adopted country

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    begin with I shall discuss the social and political circumstances of 1910-1930. As a case study to life in the early 20th century in Ireland I have chosen to focus on Dublin as an example of hor turbelent this period was in Irish life. Dublin‚ in 1911‚ was a mass of contradictions. A second city of the British Empire‚ Dublin was also the first city of nationalist Ireland and‚ within its boundaries‚ the divisions of class and culture were extraordinary. This was a city of genuine diversity‚ its many

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    Gerald of Wales

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    accompany his son John on an expedition to Ireland. After Gerald’s expedition to Ireland he produced Topographia Hibernica (Topography of Ireland) as a gift for Henry II (pg30). Due to his religious point of view and generally critical attitude to the manners and morals of the Irish he uses his book to shed light on Ireland and their need for the restructuring of the English church. Gerald of Whales views the role of gender in The History and Topography of Ireland with a religious perspective due to

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    written in 1729. It was written in protest of the English treatment of the catholic people in Ireland. During the late 17th century‚ political pamphlets were distributed throughout Ireland to promote the ideas of various intellectuals and laymen. Jonathan Swift took advantage of the overlooked pamphlets‚ and constructs a ridiculous proposal. He does this to illustrate how backwards and bad the state of Ireland is and the social classes. “A Modest Proposal” also reveals to the reader a senses of resentment

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    against just because of where their parents or grandparents came from. The Irish after the civil rights movement with Dr. Martin Luther King held the same type of movement to be able to gain their rights. But it was all ended with a massacre in Northern Ireland that killed 14 civilians who were participating in a peaceful march to gain their civil freedoms. Many of the Irish who had immigrated to American for freedom were held at the same standards as they were in their own country and that was as low

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    From the year 1845 until the early 1850’s‚ Ireland was hit with one of the most devastating travesties: the potato famine. Disease was spread upon Ireland’s main crop‚ the potato‚ which caused Ireland’s agricultural economy to hit rock bottom. It also caused many deaths among the Irish through starvation. To avoid death and start a new life‚ many Irish had to flee to The United States and Canada. Though many died while traveling across the Atlantic‚ thousands made it to land. With no money and no

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    Americans and African Americans were treated‚ the rising levels of poverty‚ and other social problems that occurred during America’s history. Not only were social problems prevalent in America throughout most of history‚ but they also were occurring in Ireland. In fact‚ they were happening in the 1800s‚ when the play Translations‚ by Brian Friel‚ was set in. They were happening when Brian Friel wrote Translations in the 1900s‚ and as we know they are still occurring today. Unfortunately‚ the same themes

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    During the late seventeenth century‚ political pamphlets were distributed throughout Ireland to promote the ideas of various intellectuals and laymen. However‚ many discarded them and did not pay attention to them. Jonathan Swift‚ author of “A Modest Proposal‚” takes advantage of the overlooked pamphlets‚ and constructs a ridiculous proposal. He does this to illustrate how backwards and bad the state of Ireland is and the social classes. Swift proposes that the babies of all the poor and desolate

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