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ends on the 22nd of December 2023. Hello and this is Finn Duwara and this is a short history of

protest in medieval Ireland. In the podcasts in the last few months we have been

following Strongbow and the Norman invasion of Ireland.

But today we are going to look at the fascinating but often forgotten world of protests such as riots, politically motivated murders and at times mob justice in medieval Ireland.

When we think of the Middle Ages, the first thing that springs to mind are kings, queens, lords and ladies.

However, they only represent a tiny fraction of the population.

By looking at protests, we will get a glimpse as to how the other half,

or rather the other 99% of medieval society lived.

Surprisingly enough, when we look at protest, we will see that while at times it can appear,

everything has changed in the last seven or eight centuries, some things have stayed the same. Things that arc people today, taxation,

war and wages, were the cause of protests in the Middle Ages as well.

While our ancestors engaged in more forthright demonstrations than we might expect today,

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