Catechism of the History of Ireland (Classic Reprint): Ancient and Modern - Couverture souple

William J. O'neill Daunt

 
9781330592625: Catechism of the History of Ireland (Classic Reprint): Ancient and Modern

Synopsis

Discover Ireland’s early story through questions and answers that bring history to life.

This edition presents a concise, question‑and‑answer format that guides readers through Ireland’s origins, ancient laws, religious beginnings, and the rise of its early churches. It highlights key customs, with clear, accessible explanations that stay close to the source material while remaining suitable for general readers.


From the first inhabitants and five kingdoms to the Brehon Law, round towers, and the arrival of Christianity, you’ll gain a grounded sense of Ireland’s past and the forces that shaped its people. It also covers how early Irish church leaders connected with Rome and how later events influenced the island’s history.



  • Learn about Tanistry, succession, and the roles of brehons and other officials in ancient Ireland.

  • Explore customs that tied families and communities together, like fostering and godfathers.

  • See what the round towers might have been for and how early Christianity spread in Ireland.

  • Understand connections between Irish church figures and Rome, and why this mattered.


Ideal for readers of Irish history and anyone curious about the foundations of Ireland’s national story.

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