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The final entry to in honor of yesterday’s is all ready to GO! This cutie has a hedgehog for a pet and she loves to take him skateboarding with her, as per the emojis 🦔🌷🛹, or in Scottish Gaelic: gràineag, tiuilip, bòrd-spèilidh :)

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2023-02-21

21 August 1689, Jacobite forces supporting the exiled James VII attacked a pro-government regiment of covenanters in Dunkeld, near its Cathedral, in what became known as the Battle of Dunkeld (Scots Gaelic: Blàr Dhùn Chaillinn), destroying much of the town.

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2022-08-21

14 August 1598, Hugh O'Neill won a decisive victory against the English at the Battle of Yellow Ford (Gaelic: Cath Bhéal-an-Átha-Buí) two miles outside Armagh, near the river Callan on the route to the river Blackwater.

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2022-08-14

MY NEW ART: ANGELA KINCAID
https://t.co/KHs0tifteU
'Dòchas' means 'Hope' in Scottish Gaelic: Angela sees the ever-changing sea and skies as a reminder 'A passing storm does not last forever'.
Send your recent work to https://t.co/d5m2bB4MdF.

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2021-01-26

1575: Elizabeth de Vere was born in Hertfordshire. Considered an adept businesswoman she became Countess of Derby through her marriage prior to taking up the administrative duties of the Isle of Mann (Manx Çhiarn Vannin) in 1609. In 1612 she became the Lord of Mann.

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2018-07-02