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this is Fyn Duwier and this episode is about the story of the Norman conquest of

of Connacht.

During the high summer of 1235 the west of Ireland witnessed

one of the most violent chapters in its history which culminated in the storming of an

Ireland fortress on the river Shannon using

siege engines on floating platforms and fireships.

This assault was one of the key battles in the Norman conquest of Connacht,

the province situated west of the river Shannon. This story, however, has far more than just

the details of this fascinating invasion. It was also entwined with one of the most

vicious family disputes in Irish history when three generations of the same family

vied for the kingship of conduct all willing to use

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