Ireland, 1588

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Set against the backdrop of the 1588 Spanish Armada, this book delves into Ireland's crucial yet complex role during the attempted invasion of England. It highlights how Ireland, with its Catholic population, was initially viewed as a strategic refuge for the Spanish fleet. However, the presence of loyal English troops and the challenging coastal waters led to numerous shipwrecks, complicating their mission. The narrative intertwines historical events with the lasting legacy of these maritime disasters, shaping Ireland's maritime history.