Kingdom of Ireland
From Renaissance Kingdoms
| Ireland | |||
| — Éire — | |||
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| Motto: Cead mile failte (Irish Gaelic: A hundred thousand welcomes) |
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| Capital | Cork/Corcaigh | ||
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| Government | |||
| - King | His Majesty King James II | ||
| - Regent | (none) | ||
| Counties | An Mumhain Laighean Cúige Chonnacht |
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| Provinces | Province of An Caiseal, Province of Dublin | ||
| Established | 27 March 1456 | ||
| Official language | English | ||
The Kingdom of Ireland (Ireland or Éire) is one of the three English-speaking nations of Renaissance Kingdoms, the others being the Kingdom of England and the Kingdom of Scotland. Its counties are An Mumhain, Laighean, and Cúige Chonnacht.
Primary RP Entities in Éire
Gypsies ( ~People of the Road~ )
Primary Political Entities in Éire
FAIL! (Finally Action In Laighean)
Freedom Coalition (IFC)
Solidarity for Progress (ISPRO)
Rounders, The (*R*)
Tyranny and Opression (666)
United Brotherhood of Ireland (UBI)
Primary Military Entities in Éire
Munster Brigade
Irish National Army
NNGO - "Nox Noctis Gentis Obscurum" (~ Twilight League of Shadows ~)
O.N.E. - "Ordo Negrum Equites" (~ Order of Dark Justice ~)
Major Events in Eire
4 October 1457 - Cill Chaoi and Luimneach are now Ville franche.
Both towns are now claimed by the NNGO as Free Cities in Ireland, independent of An Mumhain county.
3 August 1457 - A new tabloid in Éire: Hot Eire
Hot Eire becomes the 1st nationwide publication in Ireland, insanely popular and bringing much-needed comic relief to the warring masses.
21 April 1457 - A new county in Éire: Cúige Chonnacht
County Cúige Chonnacht the 3rd county in war torn Ireland has opened. Towns include; An Gort, Baile Locha Riach, Baile Átha Luain. County An Mumhain has also received two new towns; Cill Chaoi and Inis.
29 January 1457 - A new county in Éire: Laighean
County Laighean in Éire has opened it's borders. A great relief for County An Mumhain who has no cities with under 500 citizens. Four new colony towns make up this county; Cill Chainnigh, Ceatharlach, An tInbhear Mór and Loch Garman.
24 October 1456 -' Rayn Day: Ireland
As part of Hell Week celebrations, the Countess declares Rayn Day; an annual holiday to celebrate the anniversary of Hell Week. Traditional activities include chaotic lawlessness and drinking.
15 October 1456 - Hell Week: An Mumhain
Countess Rayn MacAle declares Hell Week, throwing the then sole county into lawless chaos, first public appearance of the Gypsies.
29 April 1456 - County An Mumhain, Éire gets a touch of Gaelic
The three original towns of County Munster (now An Mumhain) have been de-Anglicised. Cashel is now known as An Caiseal, Lismore is Lios Mór and Waterford is now Port Láirge. Each town's main page will include accent marks, with a page without accents and the original page linking to it.
24 April 1456 - An Mumhain, Éire, expands
County An Mumhain in Éire has doubled in towns. Three new towns added and they are all have colony status, Luimneach, Imleach and Ros O'g Cairbre.
27 March 1456 - Éire Opens
County An Mumhain in Éire has opened with three new colony towns.
