* Religion. Henry VIII converted from Catholic to Protestant, causing the Irish living in 'The Pale' to change from Catholic to Protestant. This basically created a large problem - a division in the people. * The connection between Ireland and England goes way back into the time of the Celts and before the Roman invasion. Back in those days, Ireland, England and Scotland were basically separete countries. The big problem with Ireland and England these days is that the Irish have generations of resenting the English for taking over their country and ruling them, whereas the English consider Ireland just a part of their conquered countries. So while the current issue is religion, the real problem goes much deeper. Take a look at some of the historic movies and/or novels that have been created around this subject to learn more.
WHO NAMEED IRELAND AND WHY?
John Parker Lawson has written: 'The Episcopal Church of Scotland from the Reformation to the Revolution' -- subject(s): Episcopal Church in Scotland 'History of remarkable conspiracies connected with European history' -- subject(s): Conspiracies, History 'The gazetteer of Ireland' 'The Life And Times Of William Laud V1'
It would be impossible to quantify and compare the amount of history each country has. Both have thousands of years of history.
England Scotland wales northern Ireland and republic of Ireland
England, Scotland, and Ireland
Presumably Ireland or Scotland.
The North Channel separates Scotland and Northern Ireland.
England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland
Ireland and Scotland are in the same time zone.
Ireland is an island. Scotland borders England to the North
Alexander Nesbitt has written: 'History of the family of Nisbet or Nesbitt in Scotland and Ireland'
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