Planning for the Ulster Plantation got ... as the Protestant Church of Ireland, were to be allocated almost three quarters of the confiscated lands. The British ‘undertakers’ (principal ...

The full implementation of the Plantation project depended on attracting ... Some Scottish merchants expressed an interest in becoming undertakers in Ulster but James rejected their overtures ...

Ulster, one of the four ancient provinces of Ireland ... English and Scottish 'undertakers' ( on whom the chief responsibility for the plantation was to fall ), Servitors ( English crown servants ...

Over the past several years I have been working on a book, Migration And The Making Of Ireland ... undertaker with 2,000 acres in Co Fermanagh, exhorted his fellow Englishmen to settle in Ulster ...

University of Ulster academic has helped shed new light on theUlster Plantationand how it shaped identity inUlster, Ireland and beyond. The Magee basedhistorian, Dr Éamonn Ó Ciardha isco-editor of ...

The new Ulster of ... to tell a man that ‘Ireland would be his end’.” Ireland never drank the dregs so deeply again as she had drunk them in the years before the Plantations.

“The cross-border nature of the project reflects the importance of the Ulster plantation to the shared, but also diverse, history of the island of Ireland," said Dr Richard Fitzpatrick, Hunter ...

Planning for the Ulster Plantation got ... as the Protestant Church of Ireland, were to be allocated almost three quarters of the confiscated lands. The British ‘undertakers’ (principal ...