Vikings In Ireland

The Vikings In Ireland At the end of the eighth century the first Viking raiders appeared in Irish waters. These raiders came exclusively from Norway. The first recorded raid was in 795 on Rathlin Island off the coast of Antrim where the church was burned. On the west coast the monasteries on Inismurray and Inisbofin were plundered possibly by the same raiders. The Scottish island of Iona was also attacked in the same year. 

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INTRODUCTION

  • VIKINGS IN IRELAND
    • A History Of Viking Dublin
    • Finds from Ireland and Britain in Viking Age Scandinavia
    • THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF THE EARLY VIKING AGE IN IRELAND
    • THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF THE EARLY VIKING AGE IN IRELAND
    • The Battle Of Clontarf
    • THE NAVAN VIKING BURIAL
    • VIKING CEMETERIES AT KILMAINHAM AND ISLANDBRIDGE, DUBLIN
    • Viking Dublin The Archaeoligical Evidence
    • Viking Settlements In Ireland
    • VIKING WATERFORD
    • VIKING WEXFORD
    • VIKINGS IN IRISH FOLKLORE
  • Viking Warship "Sea Stallion"
  • CLONTARF TODAY
  • STREETS OF DUBLIN
  • PHOTO COLLECTION
  • VIKING SLIDESHOW
  • RIVERS AND CANALS
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