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PLANTATIONS
- laois - offaly
- before the plantation
- edge of pale
- o'moores and
o'connors
- revolted
- Queen Mary
- terms
- queen/kings county
- county towns
(marysborough
and philipstown)
- sheriff
- estates (2/3 english)
- results
- failed
- small estates
so not many
english came
- only 80/160
land grants to
pale living
- rest of land
went back
to irish
- english were under
attack by irish
- english
learned
- munster
- before the
plantation
- desmond
rebellions
- 1. 1569
2. 1579
- 1. easily defeated
- 2. james fitzmaurice
fitzgerald seekd help
in europe
- pope gregory the 13th
- he was killed but earl of desmond
became involved and pope sent 600
troops - smerwick harbour, kerry in 1580
- troops were surrounded
by english and killed
when they surrenered
- 30,000 people
killed, crops an
cattle were
desryoed, and
munster lay in
ruins
- earl of desmonds land
was confiscated in 1586
- Queen Elizabeth
the 1st
- terms
- bigger estates
- 4k, 6k,
8k, 12k
- undertakers
- agreed to
certain
conditions
- english tenants
- 12k=91 families
- not marry irish
- rent to english
governments - low
12k=£66.66 a year
- defended for 7
years, them
had to defend
themselves
- obey english
laws,
customs,
language
and methods
of farming
- younger sons of
country gentlemen
- army officers
- administrators
- results
- towns (mallow, trallee,
bandon)were built)
- fishing industry
developed
- exports from
ireland to england
increased (wool,
timber, cattle)
- during the 9 year war (1594)
settlers were driven off the land
and their property was destroyed
- ulster
- terms
- King
James
- estates of 1k, 1.5k, 2k
- undertakers
- uk
tenants
- low price
- 24 men over age of 18
- stone
castle/fort
- servitors
- soilders - 9 year war
- more
expensive
- loyal irish
- loyal to england
- twice
the price
- craft
guild
- londonderry
- before the
plantation
- o'neills of tyrone and
o'donnels of donegal
- hugh o'neill =
earl of tyrone
- 1607 = flight of the
earls - to catholics
european co.s
- 1603, treaty of
mellifont, o'neill signed
- Q elizabeth encouraged
adventurers to get land and
imposed sheriffs on ulster
- hugh o'donnell seeked
help from king philip of
spain but he refused
- changed his mind after
BYF sendong 3500
soilders in kinsale, cork
- ulster leaders
launched
attack in 1594
- 9 year war
- o'neill employed mercenaries
- almost 10k men
- then joined with o'donnell
- 1598 - battle
of yellow ford
- 1601 christmas
eve, they lost
- results
- successful
- irish partition
many years
later
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