Timescapes - 9,000 Years of Irish History Logo
Timescapes LogoVisit the homepageVisit the Middle Stone AgeVisit the New Stone AgeVisit the Bronze and Iron AgeVisit the Early Medieval AgeVisit the Late Medieval Ages
spacerVisit AD - 1550 - 1750Visit AD - 1750 - 1830Visit AD - 1830 - 1880Visit AD - 1880 - 1914Not implemented yetNot implemented yet

bullet
GATHERING PLACES 4

contents : Late Medieval : Gathering places
spacer
 

Summary: Towns

Key dates:

The Anglo Normans established towns throughout all the areas which they colonised. Most of these were in the south and east of the country and often were on the same sites as the earlier Viking towns. One of the earliest of the new Norman towns was Drogheda which was the site of a ford. Other new towns have still that novelty in their names such as New Ross, Newtown Trim and Newtownards. These towns were usually defended by walls and entered through gates such as St Laurence’s in Drogheda.

all media coming soon...


St Laurence’s Gate DroghedaMap of Dublin

picture gallery

bullet REFERENCE
 

Web Links:

Book References:

Links to museums:

Links to other templates:

Links to NI curriculum:


Valid XHTML 1.0!