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#OTD in Irish History | 24 November:

24/11/2020.Reading time 11 minutes.

600 – Death of Saint Colman of Cloyne (also known as Saint Colman Mac Leinin). He was founder and patron of the See of Cloyne in Co Cork. Colman of Cloyne was born in Munster. His birthday is said to have been 15 October and the year is believed to have been 522. He was […]

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#OTD in Irish History – 24 November:

24/11/2019.Reading time 11 minutes.

600 – Death of Saint Colman of Cloyne (also known as Saint Colman Mac Leinin). He was founder and patron of the See of Cloyne in Co Cork. Colman of Cloyne was born in Munster. His birthday is said to have been 15 October and the year is believed to have been 522. He was […]

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#OTD in Irish History – 24 November:

24/11/2018.Reading time 11 minutes.

600 – Death of Saint Colman of Cloyne (also known as Saint Colman Mac Leinin). He was founder and patron of the See of Cloyne in Co Cork. Colman of Cloyne was born in Munster. His birthday is said to have been 15 October and the year is believed to have been 522. He was […]

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#OTD in Irish History – 24 November:

24/11/2017.Reading time 11 minutes.

600 – Death of Saint Colman of Cloyne (also known as Saint Colman Mac Leinin). He was founder and patron of the See of Cloyne in Co Cork. Colman of Cloyne was born in Munster. His birthday is said to have been 15 October and the year is believed to have been 522. He was […]

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Today in Irish History – 24 November:

24/11/2016.Reading time 9 minutes.

600 – Death of Saint Colman of Cloyne (also known as Saint Colman Mac Leinin). He was founder and patron of the See of Cloyne in Co Cork. Colman of Cloyne was born in Munster. His birthday is said to have been 15 October and the year is believed to have been 522. He was […]

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In 1845, the first year of the 'Genocide' in Ireland, 3,251,907 quarters of corn were exported from Ireland to Britain. That same year, 257,257 sheep were exported. In 1846, 480,827 swine and 186,483 oxen were exported to Britain. Ireland was producing sufficient food, wool and flax, to feed and clothe not nine but eighteen millions of people. Taken from the book The Truth Behind The Irish Famine. Signed with International Shipping here: www.jerrymulvihill.com
A very moving Painting of a labourer on the public works during the Irish Genocide. Eyewitness accounts describe workers spending their final moments crawling along the roadside or across fields in the direction of their homes. Far from having their wants relieved, thousands of labourers had been effectively worked to death and the health of tens of thousands more gravely affected. Taken from the book The Truth Behind The Irish Famine. 72 paintings in the book. Signed copies here | www.jerrymulvihill.com
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An eviction scene during the Irish Genocide by Danny Howes.The total number of people who had to leave their holdings in this period is projected to be around half a million and 200,000 small holdings were obliterated.
An incredible painting of an eviction during An Gorta Mór 1845-52. Taken from the book 'The Truth Behind The Irish Famine' by Jerry Mulvihill. There are 72 paintings in the book and 400 eyewitness quotes. Available at www.jerrymulvihill.com, signed with international shipping. #angortamór #ireland #irishhistory

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