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#OTD in 1831 – A Proctor and 13 Constables are killed by tithe protesters at Carrickshock, Co Kilkenny.
In Ireland, tithes were not introduced until the Synod of Cashel in 1171, and then were confined mainly to areas under Anglo-Norman control. In theory, the revenue from tithe divided into four parts: one for the upkeep of the clergyman, another for Poor Relief, a third for Church Maintenance and Education and the fourth for the Bishop. Practice did not follow theory, and by the 18th century, the…
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#1798 United Irishmen Rebellion#Ballyhale#Battle of Carrickshock#Carrickshock Commons#Church of England#Co. Kilkenny#Crown#England#History of Ireland#Hugginstown#Ireland#Irish History#James Treacy#Landowners#Patrick Power#Synod of Cashel#Thomas Phelan#Tithe War#William Keane
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Just a Skeleton
The skeleton of the former Roman Catholic chapel in Hugginstown, County Kilkenny. This building was constructed c.1800, in other words almost three decades before Catholic Emancipation, and had an interior that preserved its original decoration, a rare survivor from that period. However, as so often is the case, this was judged to be outdated and forty years ago the church was put out of service,…
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#friends #kilkenny #clearys #thenightafterthedaybefore #wedding #hugginstown (at Clearys Bar)
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#OTD in 1831 – A Proctor and 13 Constables are killed by tithe protesters at Carrickshock, Co Kilkenny.
#OTD in 1831 – A Proctor and 13 Constables are killed by tithe protesters at Carrickshock, Co Kilkenny.
In Ireland, tithes were not introduced until the Synod of Cashel in 1171, and then were confined mainly to areas under Anglo-Norman control. In theory, the revenue from tithe divided into four parts: one for the upkeep of the clergyman, another for Poor Relief, a third for Church Maintenance and Education and the fourth for the Bishop. Practice did not follow theory, and by the 18th century, the…
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#1798 United Irishmen Rebellion#Ballyhale#Battle of Carrickshock#Carrickshock Commons#Church of England#Co. Kilkenny#Crown#England#History of Ireland#Hugginstown#Ireland#Irish History#James Treacy#Landowners#Patrick Power#Synod of Cashel#Thomas Phelan#Tithe War#William Keane
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#OTD in 1831 – A Proctor and 13 Constables are killed by tithe protesters at Carrickshock, Co Kilkenny.
#OTD in 1831 – A Proctor and 13 Constables are killed by tithe protesters at Carrickshock, Co Kilkenny.
In Ireland, tithes were not introduced until the Synod of Cashel in 1171, and then were confined mainly to areas under Anglo-Norman control. In theory, the revenue from tithe divided into four parts: one for the upkeep of the clergyman, another for Poor Relief, a third for Church Maintenance and Education and the fourth for the Bishop. Practice did not follow theory, and by the 18th century, the…
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#1798 United Irishmen Rebellion#Ballyhale#Battle of Carrickshock#Carrickshock Commons#Church of England#Co. Kilkenny#Crown#England#History of Ireland#Hugginstown#Ireland#Irish History#James Treacy#Landowners#Patrick Power#Synod of Cashel#Thomas Phelan#Tithe War#William Keane
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#OTD in 1831 – A Proctor and 13 Constables are killed by tithe protesters at Carrickshock, Co Kilkenny.
#OTD in 1831 – A Proctor and 13 Constables are killed by tithe protesters at Carrickshock, Co Kilkenny.
In Ireland, tithes were not introduced until the Synod of Cashel in 1171, and then were confined mainly to areas under Anglo-Norman control. In theory, the revenue from tithe divided into four parts: one for the upkeep of the clergyman, another for Poor Relief, a third for Church Maintenance and Education and the fourth for the Bishop. Practice did not follow theory, and by the 18th century, the…
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#1798 United Irishmen Rebellion#Ballyhale#Battle of Carrickshock#Carrickshock Commons#Church of England#Co. Kilkenny#Crown#England#History of Ireland#Hugginstown#Ireland#Irish History#James Treacy#Landowners#Patrick Power#Synod of Cashel#Thomas Phelan#Tithe War#William Keane
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#OTD in 1831 – A Proctor and 13 Constables are killed by tithe protesters at Carrickshock, Co Kilkenny.
#OTD in 1831 – A Proctor and 13 Constables are killed by tithe protesters at Carrickshock, Co Kilkenny.
In Ireland, tithes were not introduced until the Synod of Cashel in 1171, and then were confined mainly to areas under Anglo-Norman control. In theory, the revenue from tithe divided into four parts: one for the upkeep of the clergyman, another for Poor Relief, a third for Church Maintenance and Education and the fourth for the Bishop. Practice did not follow theory, and by the 18th century, the…
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#1798 United Irishmen Rebellion#Ballyhale#Battle of Carrickshock#Carrickshock Commons#Church of England#Co. Kilkenny#Crown#England#History of Ireland#Hugginstown#Ireland#Irish History#James Treacy#Landowners#Patrick Power#Synod of Cashel#Thomas Phelan#Tithe War#William Keane
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#OTD in 1831 – A Proctor and 13 Constables are killed by tithe protesters at Carrickshock, Co Kilkenny.
In Ireland, tithes were not introduced until the Synod of Cashel in 1171, and then were confined mainly to areas under Anglo-Norman control. In theory, the revenue from tithe divided into four parts: one for the upkeep of the clergyman, another for Poor Relief, a third for Church Maintenance and Education and the fourth for the Bishop. Practice did not follow theory, and by the 18th century, the…
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#1798 United Irishmen Rebellion#Ballyhale#Battle of Carrickshock#Carrickshock Commons#Church of England#Co. Kilkenny#Crown#England#History of Ireland#Hugginstown#Ireland#Irish History#James Treacy#Landowners#Patrick Power#Synod of Cashel#Thomas Phelan#Tithe War#William Keane
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