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The Irish Sea as a Viking corridor
Whilst the Baltic Sea was little more than a Viking pond during the early medieval period, across the waters the Irish Sea proved to be a valuable maritime corridor for profit and power.8 months ago — History -
The Viking kings of Dublin: Scandinavians on Ireland's throne
The evolution of the Viking experience on the island of Ireland went from mere raiding through settlement and eventually kingship. We look at the Viking kings of Dublin who dominated the island during the early medieval period.10 months ago — History -
5 Irish towns (probably) founded by the Vikings
The Norse invaders are believed to have been instrumental in the foundation and development of some of Ireland's biggest towns and cities.1 year ago — History
