The journey of the Earls to Rome is not covered in such detail frequently, its certainly undercovered in a lot of circles, so fair play for covering it.
Thanks so much for this excellent series! I have learned a valuable part of the story of the Irish, of course nowhere near what we were taught in England growing up. Such a complex, tragic, sad story - with much more sorrow and struggle to come before the Irish regained their rightful place as an independent nation.
One has to womder what would've happened if O'neill managed to get his plot to return to Ireland into action and succeeded in getting back to Ireland with support possibly from the Pope with a number of possibly German, Switz and Spainish mercs and the possible return of the Irish battalions fighting for Spain. With such a force I don't think many lords or nobles in Ireland mainly Ulster would've tried to oppose him with the fear of the punishment and retribution for jumping ship to the English side. I'd say the fear would've been wide spread too going all the way to England and one wonders what would the English reaction be politically and militarily, I also suspect some Catholic Scots may have joined the ranks of O'neills returning army and that army possibly swelling in numbers to possibly 20,000 mainly mercs and the Irish battalions who fought for Spain. Great Episode Handy and a great series now what's next I wonder.
Thanks for the great series, I saw it first on TikTok but liked watching the full videos here more. I had a look at the shop and would love to get my dad something. We are Egans (from Mac Aodhagáin) and most recently came from Boyle. Do they have their own crest?
This is fascinating I never knew this. I saw on a video on UA-cam that someone said the red hand of ulster was because the high king chopped his hand off and threw it to clam his land. I just wanted to find out how true that is
@@HandyHistory1 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duke_of_Tetu%C3%A1n en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maximilian_Karl_Lamoral_O%27Donnell en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean_Louis_Barth%C3%A9lemy_O%27Donnell The main royal branches of the o'donnells, although the french one died out
I don't think they could have stayed, that's what makes it simple. The Europeans didn't attaint their titles, they knew exactly who they were and they were accepted into the nobility. From that basis, additional titles were created in recognition of services rendered in either the military or civil government. Most sons of most major houses served in one European Army or another, and so it became a common pattern.
Another interesting war around this period is the Irish Confederate wars I am fascinated by this period my clan the power clan fought in this war which might be why I am so obsessed with it just giving a suggestion because there a lot of Irish wars that are not looked into enough.
Some coat of arms will have variants. Usually because a part of the clan will have split off. In this case, the Murphy's of Kerry/Cork split off from the Wexford clan and created the variant with the lion and the tree.
I did a little research on my Irish clan's coat of arms- turns out it was granted by the Crown(!?) to a British civil servant of the same last name in the 1860's..
When I see products advertised exclusively by blacks, I assume they don't want to sell to us white folks. I've saved a fortune by not giving money to people who hate me and would love me not to be alive anymore.
I think O’Neill acted cowardly by leaving his son behind and threatening his wife. Real men protect their wives and children, not save their own skins at their wives’ and childrens’ expense.
its interesting isnt it, I read that he left his pregnant wife behind, she was then captured and detained by English black nobility, made to submiss and his child was raised under their institution.
I'm fascinated by Irish history, thanks for covering periods of the island's history that seem so often neglected.
The journey of the Earls to Rome is not covered in such detail frequently, its certainly undercovered in a lot of circles, so fair play for covering it.
Please make more videos mate!
Thanks so much for this excellent series! I have learned a valuable part of the story of the Irish, of course nowhere near what we were taught in England growing up. Such a complex, tragic, sad story - with much more sorrow and struggle to come before the Irish regained their rightful place as an independent nation.
Fantastic video and series on the nine year war. You went into great detail. Could you do a Murtagh crest please
Just added that for you, thanks for your support!
I've watched the whole series. Great!
Would you ever do a meet and greet? Would love ask so many questions in person. Great Vids!!
really interesting, this was quite the journey
One has to womder what would've happened if O'neill managed to get his plot to return to Ireland into action and succeeded in getting back to Ireland with support possibly from the Pope with a number of possibly German, Switz and Spainish mercs and the possible return of the Irish battalions fighting for Spain. With such a force I don't think many lords or nobles in Ireland mainly Ulster would've tried to oppose him with the fear of the punishment and retribution for jumping ship to the English side. I'd say the fear would've been wide spread too going all the way to England and one wonders what would the English reaction be politically and militarily, I also suspect some Catholic Scots may have joined the ranks of O'neills returning army and that army possibly swelling in numbers to possibly 20,000 mainly mercs and the Irish battalions who fought for Spain. Great Episode Handy and a great series now what's next I wonder.
Catholicism is the worst tragedy to befall Ireland.
The Pope would have been pure liability.
Thanks you did great, O'Sullivan Beare Suggestion Next.
Brilliant synopsis
That was great, thankyou. I see there were Walsh’s included on the ship is there any more info on them?
Please do more videos
Thanks for the great series, I saw it first on TikTok but liked watching the full videos here more. I had a look at the shop and would love to get my dad something. We are Egans (from Mac Aodhagáin) and most recently came from Boyle. Do they have their own crest?
They do, I've just added it for you. Thanks for your support!
Hey great video as always!
Could you add the Colclough coat of arms please?
Thanks! That should be on the page for you now
Please make more videos!
Love the details of your maps, may I ask how you animated them? I'm doing some map drawing in Procreate
The maps and icons are designed in Photoshop. Then everything is imported to Adobe Premiere and animated using keyframes. Hope this helps!
where were O Neill and O Donnell buried? What happened to the convoy of relatives with them? Did they continue life in Italy or did they return?
Have you Mahony coat of arms?
Great channel by the way 👏
Hi, thanks for commenting. Mahony is on there. As well as the variant O'Mahony
This is fascinating I never knew this. I saw on a video on UA-cam that someone said the red hand of ulster was because the high king chopped his hand off and threw it to clam his land. I just wanted to find out how true that is
Where did you get most of your information on the Nine Years War from?
Bradley crest?? Mc Bride crest?? Two of the most powerful clans in Ireland??
could you cover what happened to the o'donnell clan after? Their story is very intruiging, with they receiving many titles of nobility
Hi, thanks for commenting. I'll have to read up on that, sounds very interesting
@@HandyHistory1 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duke_of_Tetu%C3%A1n
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maximilian_Karl_Lamoral_O%27Donnell
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean_Louis_Barth%C3%A9lemy_O%27Donnell
The main royal branches of the o'donnells, although the french one died out
It's called " selling out". Pretty simple, really.
@@johnoneal1234 true, they could have stayed, but at what cost
I don't think they could have stayed, that's what makes it simple.
The Europeans didn't attaint their titles, they knew exactly who they were and they were accepted into the nobility.
From that basis, additional titles were created in recognition of services rendered in either the military or civil government.
Most sons of most major houses served in one European Army or another, and so it became a common pattern.
Knowing Irelands climate I'm surprised they didn't bugger off sooner.
Another interesting war around this period is the Irish Confederate wars I am fascinated by this period my clan the power clan fought in this war which might be why I am so obsessed with it just giving a suggestion because there a lot of Irish wars that are not looked into enough.
Great vid Can u make a Blanchfield coat of arms?
Just added it, thanks for the support!
@@HandyHistory1 thanks very much also do you know why there are 2 different Murphy crests and what the difference is
Some coat of arms will have variants. Usually because a part of the clan will have split off. In this case, the Murphy's of Kerry/Cork split off from the Wexford clan and created the variant with the lion and the tree.
I did a little research on my Irish clan's coat of arms- turns out it was granted by the Crown(!?) to a British civil servant of the same last name in the 1860's..
Better them than me
using an african to shill your irish clan merch is just too cringe tbh... otherwise gud chan, thanks
When I see products advertised exclusively by blacks, I assume they don't want to sell to us white folks. I've saved a fortune by not giving money to people who hate me and would love me not to be alive anymore.
I think O’Neill acted cowardly by leaving his son behind and threatening his wife. Real men protect their wives and children, not save their own skins at their wives’ and childrens’ expense.
its interesting isnt it, I read that he left his pregnant wife behind, she was then captured and detained by English black nobility, made to submiss and his child was raised under their institution.