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Britain only became a union in 1707. It was the dutch army that fought in Ireland before the treaty of limerick was signed and Patrick sarsfield got William, the stadtholder of the dutch republic to take his fifteen thousand troops to France. sarsfield wanted to take part in the French invasion which ended at the battle of the downs. But it took the English and Dutch fleets to do so. As usual the English were absent when it came to battle. Unfortunately sarsfield died in the French attack on the Austrian neatherlands and his Irish troops joined the French army as the Irish brigade. The English as usual broke the treaty of limerick and introduced the penal laws.

1:00 where's the rest of the map?

Incorrectly selected videos. You can use pohotos and videos depicting real events. What you show is not connected to the content. Also pronunciation is wrong. Pls do your homework.

granted to the England ? how can this channel be taken seriously ?

It took 1,400 years of brutal conflict and violence, to integrate the Saxon English with the Celtic Welsh, Irish, Scots and Cornish whilst the culture wars between them (particularly against the English) all rumble on today. How long will it take, and what conflicts arise, to integrate the new invaders and settlers to these shores? Just as Vortigern first invited the Saxons, so our politicians invite new immigrants. Forget history... repeat it.

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When did 'invasion' become brave? It is theft when you take something that is not yours.

This video is awful, the pronunciation, the gaps in time , the lack of the 6 counties. OMG Just Terrible.

a better story would be the English armada the following year 1589 where the English lost 40 ships and 18000 men

Get an Irish person to read the commentary. They know not to butcher pronunciation of Irish names.

An excellent commentary on this segment of Irish history. The mangling of the Irish leaders names is somewhat jarring, but understandable. Thanks.

Funny how this guy excludes the 6 counties in his maps and then has multiple flyover shots of Dunluce Castle on the North Irish coast. Your usual USA rubbish.

American pronunciation.... Try not to scream 😫

Islam saved Western Civilization.

Islamic Spain Era -- HALLE-LU-YAH

Yes ,story of Islamic Spain------ 711 to 1492----- what an ERA indeed.

Ireland was brought into Anglo-Norman control as part of a Papal corporate takeover of its independent Celtic Church

No, it wasn't Martin Bormann, it was the top echelon of the Roman Catholic Church who assisted high ranking Germans to escape to South America. And not to forget it was the Americans who snatched top scientists in the rocket program and top brass in the intelligence business because they had a lot of information about the Soviets. Some were labelled as war criminals with many countries looking for them to no avail, because the Americans did not tell them. Stop trying to rewrite history.

I don't know if i won't to watch this because how could it be a English pope when the Norman's had conquered England and wales stole all the land destroyed the language and spoke only french for 300 years,and still own the land today,very similar to the English and later the british did to Ireland 500 year later only difference being the Irish did kick us out in the end with independence apart from the Scottish protestants in the north but the Norman family's are still there

Crap

SO why Argentina?

Anglo-norman invasion was in 1171 under Henry II King of England at the head of a what was described as a large English army. Diarmuids hiring of a bunch of mercenaries was used an excuse to invade With Henry II King of England planning the invasion since the 1150s long before Diarmuid shows up. One of Henry II’s first royal councils, held at Winchester in September 1155, was called for the specific purpose of organising a conquest of Ireland, over which his brother William would be made king.

Clickbait. The Romans feared the sea? They built their Mediterranean empire by copying Carthaginian ship build techniques. Octavian became the first emperor by winning the naval Battle of Actium. The Irish Sea does not create unexpected storms... it's less dangerous than the North Sea. The Romans knew their limits, as confirmed by Varus when he lost his legions in the Tuetoburg Forest.

Interesting run through. I normally detest A.I. but this one is quite good. Well done.

I call BS…. The romans circumnavigated England and had a fleet tasked with protecting it… im not sure how much thought went into this… and the romans set off into the unknown territory everywhere… the term barbarian is a result of that…. Good god.. suppose they made it across? Thats a silly thing to say… as is suggesting romans cant fight in any terrain. And… romans relied on the stupidity of unorganized attacks…. It was their bread and butter and they were masters of close combat. Chasing after enemies wasn’t really the deal as it was disorganized and ill disciplined. The only thing i agree with here is that taking Ireland was pointless, and theres your reason, not the rest…. And you finish with Rome trading with Ireland despite the opening line of the sea being too dangerous, which seems somewhat contradictory

And today 2024 the Irish government have sold their inheritance to the European Union, and filled her country with migrants of Different Nationalities. Winifred Thompson, Northern Ireland.

if they were British how come they spoke French (the Magna Catar is written in French) the English only appear with the peasants revolt

Seriously , britain didnt exist till after 18th century.

Because my ancestral grandfathers were bad asses! 😁

Lets list them, The Vikings, The Romans, The English to name just a few, all conquered bonny midge infested Scotland.

Ireland is not Conquered The Republic of 1916 Will Never Die Bobby Sands

Most of Scotland wasn't conquered either, due to the rugged landscapes.

Rubbish!. 1. The "British" did not try to conquer Scotland....The English tried - PLEASE - BRITAIN is England, Scotland & Wales!. United Kingdom includes Norther Ireland! Please..... state FACTS! 2. Every local in every nation obviously knows his / her local environment better than an invader - why do you think the Allied forces of WW2 spent over 12 months planning D-Day ! Scotland is unique - yes, it's terrain is tough, and so were the people - even the Romans had to build a wall!! While you have some pretty 4K photos in the video, your research...sucks ...3. The Zulu nation destroyed the English...the Scots fought for their rights and belief that Scotland was theirs - the English.(not the British) were hell bound to rule the land for nothing more than taxes / power....as they have done for centuries. Scotland is a country.... England is a country - history and especially WW2 taught us all...one thing....one nation attempting to dominate the world will never succeed!

Is this seriously a History channel? This video makes constant references to Britain and the British. At the time of Anglo-Norman occupation the term British referred to native Britons i.e. the Welsh or Cornish. The idea of Britain as a political entity in its own right did not come about until the Act of Union in 1707. ‘The English’ would be a more suitable term. Seems a lot like AI scholarship to me…🤷🏼

Nobody wanted it because it wasn't worth having. Edward I was just making sure that the Jews he'd expelled in 1290 didn't come back

A referendum some years ago had the MAJORITY in N.Ireland vote to stay wit Britain.

Edward the 1st king of England, Hammer of the Scots 😂

Built by the English. The. English never conquered Ireland or buil. t the British empire.

The blight and he Brits helped the Irish

There was no country called Ireland in the 1st to 5th century it was called Scotia ie The Land of the Scots and the people we're called the Scotti ie Scots the Scotti landed in today's Ireland in the 1st century it was the Romans and Greeks called today's Ireland as Scotia. It was not the English that invaded today's Ireland it was the Normans who had conquered England in 1066 it was a Norman invasion.

The is so many misunderstandings when it comes to the Welsh, they resisted for over 200 years, a population of 100,000 people vs a nation of 3 million and armies of over 35000, here are 77 pages of Welsh battles. walesanditshistory.blogspot.com/2018/08/updated-welsh-battles-wars-and.html

Because you need a return on your investment. The best they could do was to stop Scots continual invasions of England.

the summary you give is over simplified , ignores the brutal policies under English rule . The ‘famine ‘ was an economic policy that sought the decimation of the Irish . A genocide . There was plenty of food production , exported off the island for British profit .

English bullies, then and now.

Think it was more there was no need too

Num nuts they never Ruled Ireland they tried but 840 years later they stole 6 counties and still because of their ego they will not hand it back ... Change your title to "tried to rule" Unique relationship MY foot The Brits done exactly the same for over 800 years to Ireland as the Russians are doing to Ukraine and still couldnt conquer or rule Ireland. Stupid music in the background also.

Because the romans had sense. How did that occupation pan out, huh?

sad someone tried to ruin the content of the speech, with annoying misplaced noise.

"Our revenge will be the laughter of our children." - Bobby Sands

Mainly it wasn't worth the trouble. It was poor investment of treasure, resources and men and could have led to disaster. The Romans lasted as long as they did because security was their #1 priority. They weren't gambling risk-takers but methodical, calculating and measured.