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Was the king concerned with Ireland in the 1st part of his reign?
No
What did the English authorities remain in control of?
The Pale- area of land that surrounded Dublin
Who was the dominant Irish nobleman?
Gerald Fitzgerald, the Earl of Kildare
How did Kildare manage to play a complex double game?
he was both an English courtier and servant of the Crown and most powerful of Gaelic chiefs
What revived feud made it difficult for him to sustain this ambiguous role?
Geraldine-Butler feud
What relationship broke down?
Between king and Kildare
When was Kildare dismissed?
1534
What did this dismissal lead to?
A major rebellion led by his son Thomas Fitzgerald
What earl was Thomas Fitzgerald?
Earl of Ossery
Was the rebellion suppressed?
Yes- with great difficulty and considerable expense
What attempt by H8 failed?
Refashion Irish govt by bringing it more under English control
What did this refashioning attempt require?
Royal govt through a English- born deputy, supported by military presence
What did Ireland do to the Crown’s resources?
Drain them
Who invaded the pale in 1539?
Con O’Neill and Manus O’Donnell
How did the govt regain control and try to pacify ireland?
Establishing it as a separate kingdom in 1541, imposing English law and creating counties out of Gaelic lordships
What did some gaelic lordships receive?
Peerage titles
What were the Irish entitled to?
Same legal protections as their English counterparts
What did the govt lack?
Resources to follow through with the reforms
Was there irish loyalty to the English crown?
No
Why did the relationship become more complex between the two?
religious differences