what religion did the vikings have
christianity
what is the great famine
A period in Ireland filled with starvation, and a large number of people fled Ireland
what year was it easter rising
what is 1916
who was the lead of the norman invasion
William duke
What is the capital of Ireland
what is dublin
what was saint patricks role in the irish history
He established different monasteries and spread christianity
how many died
what is 500 +- 50
when was the norman invasion
11th-centery
What does the Irish flag look like
what is orange, white and green (vertical direction)
what culture did they invent
Gaelic and Nordic culture
how many people fled ireland under the great famine
2 million people
what was the purpose of the easter rising
its to become its own independent country
who was in conflict in the good friday agreement
protestanter and katolliker
What is this called

What is Saint Patrick (leprechaun)
when did vikings roam ireland
795-914 (800-900 is also correct)
What is the Celtic Church
The Celtic Church refers to the distinct regional traditions and practices of Christianity that developed across the Celtic-speaking areas of the British Isles and Ireland during the Early Middle Ages
what kinde of rebellion was it
armed rebellion
what was the good friday agreement
som whante to be a part of britan and other whante a irish state
How many citizens does ireland have
5,5 mil in the Republic of Ireland (5-6 mil)
7,7 (7-8 mil) (with the islands included)
what did the vikings do in ireland
built commercial town .. etc
how many people died from starvation or diseases linked to starvation under the great famine
1 milion
what is the exact dates the easter rising started and ended
24 - 29 april
when was the good friday agreement
1960-1998
what is the name of the king of ireland
they dont have a king