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imported>Darman36: Both factions are redirects to main Uí Néill page

2021-11-07T12:11:52Z

Both factions are redirects to main Uí Néill page

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	[[File:ACV DB The Irish.png\|thumb\|250px]]		[[File:ACV DB The Irish.png\|thumb\|250px]]
	Embroiled in a seemingly endless turf war, the northern and southern [[Ireland\|Irish]] clashed with one another over the {{Wiki\|High King of Ireland\|High Kingship}} for centuries, with power changing hands between two branches of dynastic families; the [[~~Northern~~ Uí Néill]] and the [[Southern Uí Néill]]. When in power, the Irish to the north ruled out of [[Ulster]], while those to the south ruled from the kingdom of [[Meath]].		Embroiled in a seemingly endless turf war, the northern and southern [[Ireland\|Irish]] clashed with one another over the {{Wiki\|High King of Ireland\|High Kingship}} for centuries, with power changing hands between two branches of dynastic families; the Northern [[Uí Néill]] and the Southern Uí Néill. When in power, the Irish to the north ruled out of [[Ulster]], while those to the south ruled from the kingdom of [[Meath]].

	Throughout the 9th century, the escalating tensions between the two sides may not have disappeared, but the arrival of the [[Vikings\|Danes]] and subsequent Viking [[raid]]s garnered the attention of all [[Christianity\|Christian]]-blooded Irishmen.		Throughout the 9th century, the escalating tensions between the two sides may not have disappeared, but the arrival of the [[Vikings\|Danes]] and subsequent Viking [[raid]]s garnered the attention of all [[Christianity\|Christian]]-blooded Irishmen.

	Under [[Áed Findliath]], the Irish successfully ~~foughty~~ off the Vikings in the 9th century, and in 866, cleared them of Ulster almost entirely. What followed was a period of relief from Danish incursions, but it was also the resumption of the age-old war for Ireland's throne.		Under [[Áed Findliath]], the Irish successfully fought off the Vikings in the 9th century, and in 866, cleared them of Ulster almost entirely. What followed was a period of relief from Danish incursions, but it was also the resumption of the age-old war for Ireland's throne.
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imported>Lady Kyashira at 09:15, 7 November 2021

2021-11-07T09:15:50Z

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	~~{{Imageneed}}~~		[[File:ACV DB The Irish.png\|thumb\|250px]]
	Embroiled in a seemingly endless turf war, the northern and southern [[Ireland\|Irish]] clashed with one another over the {{Wiki\|High King of Ireland\|High Kingship}} for centuries, with power changing hands between two branches of dynastic families; the [[Northern Uí Néill]] and the [[Southern Uí Néill]]. When in power, the Irish to the north ruled out of [[Ulster]], while those to the south ruled from the kingdom of [[Meath]].		Embroiled in a seemingly endless turf war, the northern and southern [[Ireland\|Irish]] clashed with one another over the {{Wiki\|High King of Ireland\|High Kingship}} for centuries, with power changing hands between two branches of dynastic families; the [[Northern Uí Néill]] and the [[Southern Uí Néill]]. When in power, the Irish to the north ruled out of [[Ulster]], while those to the south ruled from the kingdom of [[Meath]].

imported>Soranin at 14:03, 13 August 2021

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	Embroiled in a seemingly endless turf war, the northern and southern [[Ireland\|Irish]] clashed with one another over the {{Wiki\|High King of Ireland\|High Kingship}} for centuries, with power changing hands between two branches of dynastic families; the [[Northern Uí Néill]] and the [[Southern Uí Néill]]. When in power, the Irish to the north ruled out of [[Ulster]], while those to the south ruled from the kingdom of [[Meath]].		Embroiled in a seemingly endless turf war, the northern and southern [[Ireland\|Irish]] clashed with one another over the {{Wiki\|High King of Ireland\|High Kingship}} for centuries, with power changing hands between two branches of dynastic families; the [[Northern Uí Néill]] and the [[Southern Uí Néill]]. When in power, the Irish to the north ruled out of [[Ulster]], while those to the south ruled from the kingdom of [[Meath]].
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imported>Darman36 at 12:32, 14 May 2021

2021-05-14T12:32:08Z

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	Embroiled in a seemingly endless turf war, the northern and southern [[Ireland\|Irish]] clashed with one another over the {{Wiki\|High King of Ireland\|High Kingship}} for centuries, with power changing hands between two branches of dynastic families; the [[Northern Uí Néill]] and the [[Southern Uí Néill]]. When in power, the Irish to the north ruled out of [[Ulster]], while those to the south ruled from the kingdom of [[Meath]].		Embroiled in a seemingly endless turf war, the northern and southern [[Ireland\|Irish]] clashed with one another over the {{Wiki\|High King of Ireland\|High Kingship}} for centuries, with power changing hands between two branches of dynastic families; the [[Northern Uí Néill]] and the [[Southern Uí Néill]]. When in power, the Irish to the north ruled out of [[Ulster]], while those to the south ruled from the kingdom of [[Meath]].

	Throughout the 9th century, the escalating tensions between the two sides may not have disappeared, but the arrival of the [[Vikings\|Danes]] and subsequent Viking ~~raids~~ garnered the attention of all [[Christianity\|Christian]]-blooded Irishmen.		Throughout the 9th century, the escalating tensions between the two sides may not have disappeared, but the arrival of the [[Vikings\|Danes]] and subsequent Viking [[raid]]s garnered the attention of all [[Christianity\|Christian]]-blooded Irishmen.

	Under [[Áed Findliath]], the Irish successfully foughty off the Vikings in the 9th century, and in 866, cleared them of Ulster almost entirely. What followed was a period of relief from Danish incursions, but it was also the resumption of the age-old war for Ireland's throne.		Under [[Áed Findliath]], the Irish successfully foughty off the Vikings in the 9th century, and in 866, cleared them of Ulster almost entirely. What followed was a period of relief from Danish incursions, but it was also the resumption of the age-old war for Ireland's throne.
	[[Category:Animus HR-8.5 database entries]]		[[Category:Animus HR-8.5 database entries]]
	[[Category:Database: Factions]]		[[Category:Database: Factions]]

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Embroiled in a seemingly endless turf war, the northern and southern [[Ireland|Irish]] clashed with one another over the {{Wiki|High King of Ireland|High Kingship}} for centuries, with power changing hands between two branches of dynastic families; the [[Northern Uí Néill]] and the [[Southern Uí Néill]]. When in power, the Irish to the north ruled out of [[Ulster]], while those to the south ruled from the kingdom of [[Meath]].

Throughout the 9th century, the escalating tensions between the two sides may not have disappeared, but the arrival of the [[Vikings|Danes]] and subsequent Viking raids garnered the attention of all [[Christianity|Christian]]-blooded Irishmen.

Under [[Áed Findliath]], the Irish successfully foughty off the Vikings in the 9th century, and in 866, cleared them of Ulster almost entirely. What followed was a period of relief from Danish incursions, but it was also the resumption of the age-old war for Ireland's throne.
[[Category:Animus HR-8.5 database entries]]
[[Category:Database: Factions]]