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mental health. Find your little big thing,

little big thing at every mind matters. My name is Finn Duar and this is Fatal Feud's 4, the fall of the Red Earl.

This show opens as Ireland stands on the brink of one of the biggest battles in our medieval

history, the Battle of Athens, Roy. Previous installments of the

fatal feud series have seen the Deberg family emerge as a superpower in

medieval Ireland, that is until 1315 when the Scots invaded Ulster.

In part 3 we saw how the Scott Edward Bruce enjoyed a stunning victory over Richard

de Berg, the Red Earl of Ulster at the Battle of Connor, where he also took

William Lea de Berg prisoner.

Shattered by that defeat and the loss of William Lea, the de Berg family faced an uprising in their lordship of conduct as their

one-time allies the O'Connor's attacked them.

At the end of the last installment of fatal feuds, the Red Earl paid an enormous ransom for his cousin William's freedom

as he needed him to fight the O'Connor's.

This show opens as William Lea de Bourg arrives back in Ireland.

Whether it birthed it in Dublin or Jrejoda,

when the shit carrying William Lea de Bourg reached Ireland, it can only have been greeted

with mixed emotions. While a man undoubtedly was the best battle commander the Normans in Ireland

had, the ransom paid for his freedom was staggering.

The Red Earl of Ulster Richard de Bourg had betrayed the garrison of Karig Fergus Castle

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