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Khaentlahn: link to historical article on early Irish calligraphy

2013-05-13T17:58:40Z

link to historical article on early Irish calligraphy

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	The [[Republic]] of Ireland has been in existence since 1949, with Dublin as the capital.		The [[Republic]] of Ireland has been in existence since 1949, with Dublin as the capital.
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			===Arts & Sciences===
			====Calligraphy====
			:* [http://www.jstor.org/stable/20608910 Early Irish Caligraphy] by W Reeves and Ferdinand Keller, Ulster Journal of Archaeology , First Series, Vol. 8, (1860), pp. 210-230, 291-308

2006-05-27T10:35:46Z

categorising

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	The [[Republic]] of Ireland has been in existence since 1949, with Dublin as the capital.		The [[Republic]] of Ireland has been in existence since 1949, with Dublin as the capital.
			[[category:places]][[category:countries]]

2004-12-03T00:58:29Z

High King, typos

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	An island west of [[England]]. Ireland is inhabited by predominantly [[~~Celtic~~]], despite ~~succesul~~ invasions from [[England]]. Various forms of [[Gaelic]] were spoken in Ireland throughout [[period]], although [[English]] is now the majority language.		'''Ireland''' is an island west of [[England]]. Ireland is inhabited by predominantly [[Celt]]s, despite successful invasions from [[England]]. Various forms of [[Gaelic]] were spoken in Ireland throughout [[period]], although [[English]] is now the majority language.

	From the earliest recorded times Ireland has been split into four provinces, [[Leinster]], [[Ulster]], [[Munster]] and [[Connacht]], although sometimes [[Meath]] was considered a fifth.		From the earliest recorded times Ireland has been split into four provinces, [[Leinster]], [[Ulster]], [[Munster]] and [[Connacht]], although sometimes [[Meath]] was considered a fifth. These contained individual [[kingdom]]s but there also existed the concept of a [[High King]].

	According to tradition, Ireland was converted to [[Christianity]] by [[St. Patrick]] after his arrival in 432 AD.		According to tradition, Ireland was converted to [[Christianity]] by [[St. Patrick]] after his arrival in 432 AD.

2004-12-02T22:17:00Z

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	An island ~~near~~ [[England]]. ~~The~~ [[~~Republic~~]] of ~~Ireland~~ ~~has~~ ~~been~~ in ~~existence~~ ~~since~~ ~~1949~~, ~~with~~ ~~Dublin~~ as the ~~capital~~.		An island west of [[England]]. Ireland is inhabited by predominantly [[Celtic]], despite succesul invasions from [[England]]. Various forms of [[Gaelic]] were spoken in Ireland throughout [[period]], although [[English]] is now the majority language.

			From the earliest recorded times Ireland has been split into four provinces, [[Leinster]], [[Ulster]], [[Munster]] and [[Connacht]], although sometimes [[Meath]] was considered a fifth.

			According to tradition, Ireland was converted to [[Christianity]] by [[St. Patrick]] after his arrival in 432 AD.

			In the [[10th century]] [[Viking]]s established a settlement called ''An Dubh Lin'', which was to become [[Dublin]].

			The [[Republic]] of Ireland has been in existence since 1949, with Dublin as the capital.

2003-09-26T03:33:59Z

rephrasing

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	~~With~~ ~~the~~ ~~capital~~ ~~being~~ ~~Dublin, the~~ [[Republic]] of Ireland has been in ~~existance~~ since 1949. It is ~~an island in~~ the ~~bunch near [[Britain]]~~.		An island near [[England]]. The [[Republic]] of Ireland has been in existence since 1949, with Dublin as the capital.

2003-09-26T00:22:57Z

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With the capital being Dublin, the [[Republic]] of Ireland has been in existance since 1949. It is an island in the bunch near [[Britain]].