1. Medieval Times

Manuscripts contained gospels from the bible. They were written by hand in latin, mainly on vellum (Calfskin) or 'What?'

A 'What' was a closed religious community inhabited by Monks. Monks were self-sufficent meaning they farmed to survive.

Ireland became a centre for learning such as poetry and writing, this is why Ireland became known as the land of Saints

A place in a Monastery for travellers or visiting tradespeople

the system of land ownership where rulers divided land among their followers in return for loyalty and taxes. These foll

Who is the Patron Saint of Ireland

Irish Monks were excellant metalworkers. They decorated their creations with gold and amber. In order to write on these

The 'What Chalice' is an example of a famous monks metalwork chalice.

After 'Where?' fell there was no leadership and lots of conflict.

A Bishop named 'What' was the FIRST known spreader of Cristinaty in Ireland in 431 AD.

Who sat atop the Feudal System

What was the name of the Writing from the Celt era

A Church where mass and prayer took place

Who sat at the bottom of the Feudal System

Boats called 'What?' which could manage stormy seas as well as shallow rivers giving the Vikings a great advantage.

Celts were pagans, whcih menas they believed in what?

8th Century Scandanavians were excellant farmers , fisherman and ship builders. They were also great navigators. What we

What was the name of the famous viking settlement which was the most powerful region in Medieval France.

Below the king was the 'Aos What?', meaning skilled people, such as poets, musicians, druids (priests) and Ironwokers. B

A 'What' cross is a free standing stone cross, usually with elaborate carvings shwoing biblical scenes.

The Era after the Roman Empire was known as the ''What? Ages' or Medieval Times.

'What?' was the system of land ownership where rulers divided land among their followers in return for loyalty and taxes

Early Christian monasteries can be found all around Ireland and were the foundations of many villages and towns in Irela

A large building monks would use for defence in case of a raid

These period of time was immensly creative. Stonework, Metalwork and Manuscripts were common and Ireland became known as

Who was the most famous person to spread christianity in Ireland, he is now our Patron Saint

At the Battle of Hastings. William became King of England and was known as William the 'What?'

Some Monastaries were very remote such as Skellig Michael where monks lived in small huts called ?.

In 1066, the King of 'Where', Edward the Confessor, died without an heir.

One example of a famous Celt festival was Samhain, which we know now as 'What?'

The battle of Hastings is depicted on which famous artefact

What saint do we make crosses in the name of made of Rush's

The first Viking raid took place in 795. They targeted rich monasteries such as Lambat Island in Dublin. Vikings also se

Celts buried their dead in mass graves known as what?

The Celts brought their own stlye called 'La ?'. This style featured spirals, florals and fantasy animals. They also mad

After Rome Fell the Dark Ages started in Europe. This and the new threat of Vikings inspired Irish Monks to go abroad to

According to the 2016 census figures, ?% of the population of the Republic of Ireland identifies as Christian.

Where monks made manuscripts

Where monks would eat

St 'Who' founded Monasteries in France and Italy.