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A lot of my relatives left from Carrick on Shannon during and after the famine

I wonder if these plsce names will be changed in a few years

If im not mistaken doesn't the Dagda have a magical harp in irish mythology

My mother was a mccabe and I can trace directly to the mccabbas in Cavan Ireland .

Descendants of King David. ✝️

I am a descendent.

Idk bro i grew up in the projects in south carolina ...heard im related to Ronald Reagan though 🤣 fr

Oppressed

Louth is a the smallest county

I am Franco-British guy whose family on the father side migrated to England from Ireland in the late 19th century, my grandfather was pretty tall for his time period although rather lanky (well, he was pretty lanky by the time I knew him and he was in his 80s). An indirect ancestor of mine (the brother of my direct ancestor) was even involved in the Crimean War. So I'd say that there is a possibility that one of my ancestors may have been a Gallowglass at some point but I can't be 100% sure.

Great clip. Just to point out that the photo used at 12m12s is not Arklow but Wicklow town. Also, Wicklow town sits on the estuary of the River Leitrim. The Vartry River (not Vantry) ends its journey at Broadlough close to Knockrobin near Rathnew. The river that flows the short distance from Broadlough to the Irish Sea is the River Leitrim, hence the name of the street, Leitrim Place in Wicklow that is built abreast the riverbank. Great clip. Keep them coming!

The name 'Wicklow' was overlooked in this clip. Ireland's youngest county (1606) is named after its county town, Wicklow which was named by Danish Vikings that settled on the existing Irish settlement of Inbhearr Dí (Inverdee) / Kilmantin (Cill Mhantáin) in the 10th century. They named it 'Vyknigelo' / meadow of the Viking which, in time became Wicklow.

Snakes aka TWA tribe

Im in Donegal

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Mayo na Sachan. It was named after a Saxon monastery

I'm not claiming to be correct, but i heard a different version of how Athlone got its name Apparently Áth Luain means Ford of the Loins, as in the Táin Bó Cuailgne when the two bulls, the Donn Cuailnge and the Finn Bheanach fight, the Donn Cuailnge kills the other bull and its loins spill into the ford, and luan does indeed translate to loin Fantastic video by the way

Island-shaped? 🤔

I think the Phoenician language/ancient Hebrew maps onto Gaelic . The Harp Of David and The lIon Of Judah very large on flags coat of arms . Scotia and the Egyptian link add to the fact the harp has been he for much longer .

All Irish clans are warrior clans war was commonplace in Ireland since recorded history

Grandmother was a MacDonald.. so maybe.

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Burke? American

You can add Hyenas and Lynx to this list

McDonald lol

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Offaly wear green, white and gold. The Irish tricolour is green, white and orange, there is no connection.

Thanks for this great video!

My family comes from the county louth and its even our last name always wondered where it came from

The “pagans and druids” were “blacks”.

Fascinating video, thank you. Very well explained, to the point, clear and concise. A rare treat.

I live in carlow leiglinbridge

Thank you. This helped me a lot in my research on the kingdoms of Ireland. I have been making videos on Irish landmarks and there is no way to show them without going into the amazing history behind each one. All that history is interconnected and each day I learn a tiny bit more of the very rich history Ireland has had for the last 10000 years.

As a Donegal man I would have to correct you Wolf Tone was held in letterkenny not Buncranna. I would like youto put this right. Wolf Tone own family have actually stated it being letterkenny.

Imagine the maps and documents that Ireland lost in the fire in the four courts in 1921..

Has anyone done work on the street names based on this map?

The AI artwork here is not good. The armour they are wearing looks too much like fantasy

Very good👍 St. Michael's church is gone but its tower is still there. Incorporated into the Synod Hall

In the rare auld times

I live in an area of Blackpool called revoe and it predates Blackpool it’s so old nobody knows if it’s Norse or Anglo Saxon or Celtic. Do you know Dublin means Blackpool?

So the river Ouse is means east?

Gallowglass is an anglicisation of the Gaelic “Gallóglaigh” which means ‘foreign soldiers’… Gall means foreign..

Where can you buy a copy of that map?

33,000 years ago? Where did you find that information?

thank you very much

My family spelled it both McLean and McLain , i know that they lived in both Scotland and Ireland , so either they were Gallowglass and were awarded lands in Ireland or they were part of the Ulster Plantations , I'm not sure

Great, most I knew but others were a surprise... great artwork, who created them

McNeill ✊🏻