Grainne mhaol

Grace O'Malley's 12th century castle, Achill Island, Ireland

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The pirate queen grace O'Malley (Grainne Mhaol) castle, Bunowen, Ballyconneely, Connemara

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My first "kraakware" dish: Replica Portuguese-style kraak ware dish for the Grainne Mhaol festival, Mayo.

Kildownet Castle (owned by Grace O'Malley - Grania the pirate queen

Granuaile, the pirate queen

T.he pirate queen.Gráinne Mhaol is a legendary Irish pirate that lived in Ireland in the 16th century. She sailed from island to island along the west coast with her fleet of ships. She raided as she went, building up a great hoard of wealth and earning her title as the Pirate Queen. She was also one of the last Irish leaders to defend against English rule in Ireland.

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Costume I designed for Grainne Mhaol Festival in Westport