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Battle Of The Boyne (1690)

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First published at 22:15 UTC on January 6th, 2021.

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Ulster-Scots artists 'Houl Yer Whisht' with an evocation in word and song about the Battle Of The Boyne which took place in Ireland in 1690.

The Battle Of The Boyne was part of a dynastic war between two kings, William of Orange and Jame…

Ulster-Scots artists 'Houl Yer Whisht' with an evocation in word and song about the Battle Of The Boyne which took place in Ireland in 1690.

The Battle Of The Boyne was part of a dynastic war between two kings, William of Orange and James II, over the succession to the English throne: a war which was to change the course of history in Ireland and Europe. The Scots-Irish of the Irish province of Ulster were squarely behind King William III and the 'Glorious Revolution' in Britain & Ireland.

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