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Ireland is an island in the North Atlantic. The capitals of Ireland are Dublin and Belfast. The people talk English, Irish Gaelic and Ulster Scots.

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The Chapter “in the beginning” is a start of a conversation between Anna and Ben. And Anna prepares to explain him all the history of Ireland.

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The Celts were a cultural influence. They developed in the Alps and they spread their cultural in the major part of Europe. The Celts spoke Celtic, and one of their rituals was decorate stones up to 2 metres. What a strange ritual! They also captured persons to work in their territory. When The Celts arrived to Ireland, in the 400AD, they travelled to find slaves to work on their island. And this is believed to be what happened to St. Patrick’s

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Well, St. Patrick is the Patreon  of Ireland. He was born in Britain, he doesn’t had brothers, but he had a father Calphurnius, and his mother, Conchessa,

When he was 16 Irish pirates captured him and brought him to Ireland, where he worked 6 years time as a slave. One day he heard a strange voice that said: “You must escape, Patrick. You have a mission -but not as a slave.” So he sailed back to England. There, he studied to be a priest and again he heard the strange voices: “You must return to Ireland, Patrick, and convert the pagan people of there to Christianity” After that he returned to Ireland and he spent his live there, building churches and teaching the word of God.

There are many legends and myths about St. Patrick, for example that he sent all the snakes in Ireland into the sea, or he was the first missionary to barbarians beyond the reach of Roman law... But the most famous is that.

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They started to build settlements and soon they became part of a population of Ireland.
In 1607 the English King sent Protestant English farmers to take the land from Catholic farmers, and soon Irish Catholics became tenants, instead of owning the land they paid rents to English owners.

The real trouble came in 1801, British Parliament abolished the Irish one and governed Ireland themselves. Ireland- UK

TO BE CONTINUED...