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Panels of the Ros Tapestry
The Celts: an island fastness
This panel depicts the enthronement of a Celtic King. Parts of the elaborate ritual closely…
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The Abduction of Dervorgilla
The amorous flight of Dermot Mac Murrough, King of Leinster with Derborgilla, wife of his…
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“Arrogant Trespass”: the Normans landing at Bannow strand
Dermot Mac Murrough, King of Leinster, had his hopes fulfilled at last when, in May…
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The Siege of Wexford
Dermot MacMurrough, King of Leinster, and Robert Fitzstephen, with their combined forces of Irish, Norman,…
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Battles in the Kingdom of Ossory
The Kings of Ossory, MacGiolla Padraig, who presided over part of a region now known…
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The Sheaf of Corn: The distaff descent
Aoife, daughter of Mor O’Toole and Dermot, King of Leinster, was, at fourteen, a beautiful…
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William Marshal: The Flower of Chivalry
Advisor to the Plantagenet Kings, knight extraordinary, and the reputed Flower of Chivalry – William…
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The Marriage of Isabel de Clare and William Marshal
The daughters of Irish Chieftains and Norman knights had been espoused before the momentous union…
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Ex Voto Tintern Abbey
William Marshal’s stormy crossing to Ireland. Isabel de Clare, daughter and sole heiress of Richard…
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Hunt in the Forest of Ros
In the wild and beautiful country around his new ville, William knew that one of…
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Gothic Glory: the building of the parish church of St. Mary’s in 1210
It is said that it was Isabel, Countess of Pembroke, who was responsible for the…
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Evening: the lighthouse at Hook Head
“At the very mouth of the harbour there runneth out a narrow neck of land…
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The Thriving Port of Ros
In 1207 William Marshal, now Earl of Pembroke, and his Countess Isabel could at last…
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The Walling of Ros
From its foundation in 1207, the prosperous ville of Ros was protected from outside invaders…
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Exchange: the Irish and Normans mingle at the fair
In the grounds of St. Mary’s Church, a foreign juggler sets to work, to entertain…
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