the official Plantation is often seen as independent from surrounding developments... The Plantation of Ulster, promulgated in 1609 by King James I and launched a year later, lasted 15 years.

I used the term "migrant" to refer to settlers from Scotland, who were part of the early-17th century Plantation of Ulster. But he insisted that those who arrived in Ireland during the 17th ...

What do we see? The new Ulster of the Plantation. It has a double interest. First, there is naturally the interest attaching to the Plantation itself. It was an extraordinary experiment.

“The cross-border nature of the project reflects the importance of the Ulster plantation to the shared, but also diverse, history of the island of Ireland," said Dr Richard Fitzpatrick, Hunter ...

University of Ulster academic has helped shed new light on theUlster Plantationand how it shaped identity inUlster, Ireland and beyond. The Magee basedhistorian, Dr Éamonn Ó Ciardha isco-editor of ...

Some settled permanently in Ulster, a process which was intensified ... in the Ards Peninsula which they developed as a private Plantation. Printable version To listen to the clips, you will ...

1606-1630: King James I orders the plantation of Ulster, at that time the least populated and most gaelic of Ireland's four provinces. The plantation follows the defeat of northern Gaelic ...

The Crown confiscated the rich lands of the rebels and brought in a flood of Scotch and English settlers in the famous “plantation of Ulster” in 1608. The seaport of Derry was handed over to ...

Loss of status rather than loss of land constituted the real fact of the Ulster Plantation of the early 17th century, infamous in Catholic memory as the moment of the destruction and dispossession ...

the official Plantation is often seen as independent from surrounding developments... The Plantation of Ulster, promulgated in 1609 by King James I and launched a year later, lasted 15 years.

and the Plantation of Ulster was modelled to some degree and modified then to another degree on what had been attempted in Munster Earlier. Q: - What did they learn from the mistakes that they ...