THE IRISH HISTORY
-3000
-700
-4000
432
795
1169
1542
1571-1607
1374
Henry VIII climbs on the throne
The bubonic plague
Harpists' massacre
Ireland is converted to christianity
Vikings' arrival
Normans' arrival
Celts' arrival
Newgrange
Stone Age
1919-1921
1972
1993
1918
1914
1939
1845-1852
Women get the right to vote
Irish war of independence penadnce
Warrington bombings
WW2
WWI
Bloody sunday
The Great Famine
Harpist's massacre (1571-1607)
The harp, still an Irish symbol nowadays
- since a long time, harpists are high in the Irish society, they represent Ireland by their famous instrument
- Queen Elizabeth decided in 1571 to "hang the harpers and burn their instruments"
- She also created in 1607 the "Flight of the Earls" to destroy a massive symbol of Irish culture
Old and classic celtic harp from the XIth century
Capucine Proffit
The great famine (1845-1852):
The Hungry Voice: The Song Legacy of Ireland's Great Hunger:
The Irish Potato Famine (1845-1852): a fungus destroyed the plantations and caused numerous deaths due to starvation and disease (almost 2 million). The number of Irish who emigrated to the United States during the famine may have reached 2 million.
Potato during the great famine:
Sous-titre
Oscar Lambron
"Sunday Bloody Sunday: Trouble and Consequences in Ireland" :
Lucas Ponton
- Troubles (1960s-1998)- 3,500+ dead - Sunday Bloody Sunday (Derry Massacre, 1972)
- Economic and psychological impact
- Post-conflict reconstruction - Continuing divisions - Difficult stability
Cover of "Sunday Bloody Sunday" by U2
Mural depicting the "Sunday Bloody Sunday" episode
The 20th of March 1993: what happened.
IRA propaganda poster
The victims
"Yes, a warning was given half-an-hour before, but no mention was made of Warrington."
"It's not me, it's not my family."
Julie Gaïde
The Irish History
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THE IRISH HISTORY
-3000
-700
-4000
432
795
1169
1542
1571-1607
1374
Henry VIII climbs on the throne
The bubonic plague
Harpists' massacre
Ireland is converted to christianity
Vikings' arrival
Normans' arrival
Celts' arrival
Newgrange
Stone Age
1919-1921
1972
1993
1918
1914
1939
1845-1852
Women get the right to vote
Irish war of independence penadnce
Warrington bombings
WW2
WWI
Bloody sunday
The Great Famine
Harpist's massacre (1571-1607)
The harp, still an Irish symbol nowadays
Old and classic celtic harp from the XIth century
Capucine Proffit
The great famine (1845-1852):
The Hungry Voice: The Song Legacy of Ireland's Great Hunger:
The Irish Potato Famine (1845-1852): a fungus destroyed the plantations and caused numerous deaths due to starvation and disease (almost 2 million). The number of Irish who emigrated to the United States during the famine may have reached 2 million.
Potato during the great famine:
Sous-titre
Oscar Lambron
"Sunday Bloody Sunday: Trouble and Consequences in Ireland" :
Lucas Ponton
- Troubles (1960s-1998)- 3,500+ dead - Sunday Bloody Sunday (Derry Massacre, 1972) - Economic and psychological impact - Post-conflict reconstruction - Continuing divisions - Difficult stability
Cover of "Sunday Bloody Sunday" by U2
Mural depicting the "Sunday Bloody Sunday" episode
The 20th of March 1993: what happened.
IRA propaganda poster
The victims
"Yes, a warning was given half-an-hour before, but no mention was made of Warrington."
"It's not me, it's not my family."
Julie Gaïde