The Lordship of Ireland in the Middle Ages

absentees Anglo-Irish Anglo-Norman appointed archbishop Armagh army attempt became bishop Brian Brien Bruce Burgh Carlow castle chief governor Church colony Connacht Connor conquest cultural custom danger defence Dermot Dermot Mac Murrough Desmond Dublin earl of Ulster Edward English example exchequer expedition famous feudal fifteenth century force fourteenth century Gaelic chieftains Gaelic Ireland Gaelic lords Gaelic revival Geraldines Giraldus Giraldus Cambrensis grant Henry Henry II high king high kingship Hugh de Lacy important invasion Irish enemies Irish government Irish kings John justiciar Kildare Kilkenny king's kingdom knights land later Leinster lieutenant Limerick lord of Ireland lordship of Ireland Mac Carthy Mac Murrough magnates manors Meath ment middle ages military Munster Neill parliament peace pope problem rebels reform result revenues Richard royal Scotland settlers statutes Statutes of Kilkenny Strongbow success tallies tenants thirteenth century Thomond towns Turloch Wales Waterford Windsor