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FROM 1550 - 1750 > CRAFT & INDUSTRY |
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Timber Trade The timber trade brought to the Munster Plantation its only manufacturing industry. The main centre was the Blackwater where Raleigh was ... |
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Timber trade 2 The speculator, Richard Boyle, Earl of Cork, came to Ireland in 1588 and, by 1622, he owned a lot of land including Raleigh’s estate ... |
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Metal and Ports Iron smelting grew as an industry especially in Munster where Boyle’s ironworks were said to contain about 3,000tons of iron in various ... |
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Paper Mills As early as the 1750s Dublin had 12 paper mills and soon it would have 5 foundries and about 12 sugar refineries. |
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Jobs The jobs which were common in rural areas were related to the needs of the agricultural community. Smiths, carpenters, nailmakers, ... |
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Linen Industry In the post restoration period (from 1660) the Duke of Ormonde brought skilled workers from the continent to start linen manufacturing ... |
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Miscellaneous Industry Colonel Hugh Boyd of Ballycastle founded a brewery, a tannery and a bleachyard for those people who lived in his area. So while Ireland ... |
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