@Carolin69680851 @PedroSalmeronS1 @ArseniVergsMate@revilucapema@voxnoticias_es 800 años bajo el yugo árabe no abona a tu comentario, si a eso le sumas los siglos de colonialismo romano, menos.
This day 191 years ago – 24 September 1827 – Catherine McAuley opened the House of Mercy in Dublin to care for poverty-stricken women and children.
McAuley went on to found the Sisters of Mercy, which has 10,000 members worldwide.
She was featured on the £5 note in Ireland.
This day 215 years ago – 13 September – John Barry, often described as “the father of the American Navy”, died, aged 58.
Barry was born in Tacumshame, Co. Wexford. He was the first commissioned naval officer of the US, and every subsequent naval officer took a number after him.
This day 374 years ago – 15 September 1644 – Pope Innocent X began his papacy.
This would have significant consequences, as Innocent X supported Confederate Ireland during the English Civil War.
He sent Giovanni Battista Rinuccini to Kilkenny with 20,000 pounds of gunpowder.