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Hello everyone,
Considering that Gaelic Ireland was known as a place of great knowlede and had a well developed society. The art of warfare was considerably less developed. It would seem that the accounts state the use most sucessful against the British seems to have been guerilla warfare. Would anyone here know why the Gaelic manner of conducting warfare was so lacking even though the area had considerable interaction with the outside world :rage:
Considering that Gaelic Ireland was known as a place of great knowlede and had a well developed society. The art of warfare was considerably less developed. It would seem that the accounts state the use most sucessful against the British seems to have been guerilla warfare. Would anyone here know why the Gaelic manner of conducting warfare was so lacking even though the area had considerable interaction with the outside world :rage: