A very poorly known aspect of history. My maternal grandfathers parents lived on the reservation. One was Irish, the other Choctaw. Neither was welcome outside the reservation. At that time the irish where seen as subhuman, like the natives. There are reasons the irish were repressed after the british and french settlers founded enough local government. there is much more to american history than taught. I will say though, it has to do with the entities that wanted the land, and the history they would prefer. The etymology is very telling, and the irish roots are very deep. Good job on figuring out some of the irish roots. It goes much much deeper though. Deep enough to upset the apple cart.
@LazerCatHelmet. As a proud Irish man, I want to thank the choctaw people for the donation to the Irish famine relief fund, because of that money, many lives were saved. The decendes of those people are alive today because of the choctaw.
@@maryjohnston76 again. The west wasn’t won by the Irish and they sure as hell weren’t kkk. Irish have always been the slave of white people. My family has been kkk since its beginning.
Total garbage from beginning to end, I can only assume the narration was AI created like the visuals. For a start, Catholic emancipation was in 1829, well before the famine, so all that garbage at the beginning is clearly wrong. Secondly, there had already been significant Irish emigration to America beginning a century before that in the form of the Ulster-Scots or "Scotch Irish" as they were known. It was from that stock that most of the most famous Indian fighters, frontiersmen, gunfighters, Lawmen and ranchers came, Daniel Boone, Kit Carson, Davy Crocket, Jim Bridger, Hugh Glass, Jeremiah Johnson. Most of the early Presidents too, and senior Army officers like Grant, Sherman, McLellan, Lee, Hook, Jackson etc. The incoming waves of immigrants arriving from 1845 onwards had little to teach the Americans about horsemanship or anything else, the Spanish were mainly responsible for that and most "cowboy" terms come from their language, not Irish, Rodeo, Lariat, Sombrero etc. The Catholic Irish of the later 1800's were mainly concentrated in the towns and cities of the East, where they remain evident to this day, and less so in the mid and far west. It was in the East that they began to gain political power and influence. This video is almost complete nonsense and any Irish person who believes it really needs to broaden their reading.
In fairness the Ulster Scots are not Irish and none of those fleeing the famine had land or any prospect of it and the famine started only sixteen years after 1829. But I agree in general
The Irish term for a Boy is 'Buachaill', composed of two elements 'bua' for cattle and 'chaill' for herd, meaning boys were tasked with caring for the clan's cattle herds. Much the same as the responsibility given to East African Masai boys taking the herds out of the 'Krall' for grazing daily. It was natural for young Irish men from a rural background to work in that role in America. Incidentally, the Irish language word for a trail or road is 'Bo-thar', meaning cattle path.
This bullshit should not be allowed. It's pure nonsense from beginning to end. For anyone who really wants to know true history please look elsewhere, not this crap.
Another Oirish appropriation session. The music you speak of is in most cases Scots or Ulster Scots - those modern Americans know as Irish American, folks who were there long before the Potato blight, who had major input to the American revolution, the declaration of independence and the constitution. And, by the way, the Ulster Scots ventured to America during the first “ethnic cleansing” so that they could continue their Presbyterian faith.
You are correct these were scots that had lived a couple of generations in Ireland and moved on to American east coast, the original hillBillys, before the nxt generation moved west....unfortunaltly they left enough of their kin in Ireland to be a pain in the arse to the Irish to this day...😅
The Irish of the famine era settled in the cities of the US North East and became urbanised in a single generation. Because of their tragic experience during the famine they did not move to farming or other rural ways of life. That was the role of the Ulster Scots Irish, mostly non Catholic and different culturally to the Irish of the famine times. Because of the inheritance systems of 1830's Ireland the Irish Catholic tenant farmers were subsistance very small scale farmers and farm labourers and fishermen and most were not happy to continue in this life in the New World. They ended up in mining, factories, firemen and police and other paid jobs in the cities instead. In stark contrast the Scots Irish were trailblazers who occupied land in Appalachia and further west and were the model for Horace Grealleys famous dictum " Go west Young Man ,a call for Americas manifest destiny to expand westward and take up new lands in the American west in the 1870's. This expansion was at great cost to the native americans already living there, a people mistakenly called Indians who were wiped out by disease, violence and wars which were a tragic feature of Westerns in film and written form in American cultural practice. Jesse James, mentioned in the video, was an offshoot of the recent American Civil War who sought to continue the conflict after official hostilites had ended in 1865. He was what would be called partisan or bushranger in other countries at that time, like Ned Kelly from Australia and the Wicklow rebels of 1798 in Ireland in former times. Treated with great fear and loathing by official law but regarded with a sneaky affection by others who also felt the raw hand of unjust law enforcement and unfair oppression common in those times.
@ the Irish were actually the smallest percentage of the people that went west. The majority of people were German. Dutch and Swedish. Irish were and still are in many places considered to be equal to the black slaves.
Maby you are right about the cowboys but your rong about Dublin, Dublin played very very little part of the Irish leaving Ireland 99% of the Irish people south and west of Ireland and not Dublin why you may ask,? because Dublin helpt the English take the food and the live stock for the starving people and take to Dublin to ship it to London so they had no reason to leav and Go to America maby it would be better put people of cork or Galway or Kerry
The Irish came long before the famine!, they first arrived in the 1700's, bringing their protestant religion and their guerilla fighting tactics that they'd perfected in Ireland with them!😊
Called Scots Irish to differentiate them from the mostly Catholic Irish who arrived in the cities of the US Northeast at the time of the Great Hunger in 1845 to 1851.
Check out the song Cowboy Song by Irish rock band Thin Lizzy, which featured half black and half Irish Phil Lynott on lead vocals and bass guitar.
@libertarianrevolution7026 a song is reality
A very poorly known aspect of history. My maternal grandfathers parents lived on the reservation. One was Irish, the other Choctaw. Neither was welcome outside the reservation. At that time the irish where seen as subhuman, like the natives. There are reasons the irish were repressed after the british and french settlers founded enough local government. there is much more to american history than taught. I will say though, it has to do with the entities that wanted the land, and the history they would prefer. The etymology is very telling, and the irish roots are very deep. Good job on figuring out some of the irish roots. It goes much much deeper though. Deep enough to upset the apple cart.
@LazerCatHelmet. As a proud Irish man, I want to thank the choctaw people for the donation to the Irish famine relief fund, because of that money, many lives were saved. The decendes of those people are alive today because of the choctaw.
"Only the poor care for the poor"!
Linguists reckon so long is actually a rendering of slan !!
@@karlbyrne6021 when does the victim crap stop. The Irish have their hands on the levers of power. Political Economic etc all around the world.
@@noelryan6341 you get that from a Hallmark Card?
HOLD ON HOLD ON THE ULSTER SCOTS OPENED THE WEST
In your dreams propoganda but they did form the KkK against their Catholic Neighbours
@@maryjohnston76 again. The west wasn’t won by the Irish and they sure as hell weren’t kkk. Irish have always been the slave of white people. My family has been kkk since its beginning.
Total garbage from beginning to end, I can only assume the narration was AI created like the visuals. For a start, Catholic emancipation was in 1829, well before the famine, so all that garbage at the beginning is clearly wrong. Secondly, there had already been significant Irish emigration to America beginning a century before that in the form of the Ulster-Scots or "Scotch Irish" as they were known. It was from that stock that most of the most famous Indian fighters, frontiersmen, gunfighters, Lawmen and ranchers came, Daniel Boone, Kit Carson, Davy Crocket, Jim Bridger, Hugh Glass, Jeremiah Johnson. Most of the early Presidents too, and senior Army officers like Grant, Sherman, McLellan, Lee, Hook, Jackson etc. The incoming waves of immigrants arriving from 1845 onwards had little to teach the Americans about horsemanship or anything else, the Spanish were mainly responsible for that and most "cowboy" terms come from their language, not Irish, Rodeo, Lariat, Sombrero etc. The Catholic Irish of the later 1800's were mainly concentrated in the towns and cities of the East, where they remain evident to this day, and less so in the mid and far west. It was in the East that they began to gain political power and influence. This video is almost complete nonsense and any Irish person who believes it really needs to broaden their reading.
In fairness the Ulster Scots are not Irish and none of those fleeing the famine had land or any prospect of it and the famine started only sixteen years after 1829. But I agree in general
Exactly. Spot on.
The Irish term for a Boy is 'Buachaill', composed of two elements 'bua' for cattle and 'chaill' for herd, meaning boys were tasked with caring for the clan's cattle herds. Much the same as the responsibility given to East African Masai boys taking the herds out of the 'Krall' for grazing daily. It was natural for young Irish men from a rural background to work in that role in America. Incidentally, the Irish language word for a trail or road is 'Bo-thar', meaning cattle path.
@@noelryan6341 that was in Ireland not America
My clan came from Sligo
This bullshit should not be allowed. It's pure nonsense from beginning to end. For anyone who really wants to know true history please look elsewhere, not this crap.
Exactly
The vocabulary translations are all wrong. Those words come from Mexico.
I was thinking the same thing. Very many of the 19th Century cowboys were Mexican.
@@jaymaynes actually the cowboy way came from Mexico. Mexicans weren’t cowboys in America
Indeed
😂😂
Bronco is a Spanish word, not Irish
Another Oirish appropriation session.
The music you speak of is in most cases Scots or Ulster Scots - those modern Americans know as Irish American, folks who were there long before the Potato blight, who had major input to the American revolution, the declaration of independence and the constitution.
And, by the way, the Ulster Scots ventured to America during the first “ethnic cleansing” so that they could continue their Presbyterian faith.
You are correct these were scots that had lived a couple of generations in Ireland and moved on to American east coast, the original hillBillys, before the nxt generation moved west....unfortunaltly they left enough of their kin in Ireland to be a pain in the arse to the Irish to this day...😅
Lolololol...ulster Scots is a myth and the term only originated in last 25 years ya dummy Lolololol
Exactly
😂@@johntheball
The BS on TH-cam is astounding
All the spanish language was actually Irish.
And the cowboys that weren’t Irish were Black.
@@kirkneff2247 I am a cowboy. There weren’t any black cowboys. Not till after the 1900’s and very few at that.
I don't believe that at all and I've certainly seen no credible evidence for it.
HAHAHAHAHA "Ireland's great hunger" ! you meant a direct attempt by the English at genocide, right ?
Oh boy. At the bottom of everything is an Irishman.
Exactly
You are nuts buddy. Most of the settlers were Dutch. German and Scandinavian.
The Irish of the famine era settled in the cities of the US North East and became urbanised in a single generation. Because of their tragic experience during the famine they did not move to farming or other rural ways of life. That was the role of the Ulster Scots Irish, mostly non Catholic and different culturally to the Irish of the famine times.
Because of the inheritance systems of 1830's Ireland the Irish Catholic tenant farmers were subsistance very small scale farmers and farm labourers and fishermen and most were not happy to continue in this life in the New World. They ended up in mining, factories, firemen and police and other paid jobs in the cities instead.
In stark contrast the Scots Irish were trailblazers who occupied land in Appalachia and further west and were the model for Horace Grealleys famous dictum " Go west Young Man ,a call for Americas manifest destiny to expand westward and take up new lands in the American west in the 1870's.
This expansion was at great cost to the native americans already living there, a people mistakenly called Indians who were wiped out by disease, violence and wars which were a tragic feature of Westerns in film and written form in American cultural practice.
Jesse James, mentioned in the video, was an offshoot of the recent American Civil War who sought to continue the conflict after official hostilites had ended in 1865. He was what would be called partisan or bushranger in other countries at that time, like Ned Kelly from Australia and the Wicklow rebels of 1798 in Ireland in former times. Treated with great fear and loathing by official law but regarded with a sneaky affection by others who also felt the raw hand of unjust law enforcement and unfair oppression common in those times.
@ the Irish were actually the smallest percentage of the people that went west. The majority of people were German. Dutch and Swedish. Irish were and still are in many places considered to be equal to the black slaves.
Another bogus, fraudulent claim by the Irish. One of many.
By hard work an̈d guts
Èrin go bragh
Maby you are right about the cowboys but your rong about Dublin, Dublin played very very little part of the Irish leaving Ireland 99% of the Irish people south and west of Ireland and not Dublin why you may ask,? because Dublin helpt the English take the food and the live stock for the starving people and take to Dublin to ship it to London so they had no reason to leav and Go to America maby it would be better put people of cork or Galway or Kerry
They shud try creating ireland , be better-off
Worth over 5000 or be a white horse..
The Irish NEVER created anything !🤔
They created the sub-marine, the Beatles, most folk music, literary giants, Henry Ford, Walt Disney.....
The Irish came long before the famine!, they first arrived in the 1700's, bringing their protestant religion and their guerilla fighting tactics that they'd perfected in Ireland with them!😊
Called Scots Irish to differentiate them from the mostly Catholic Irish who arrived in the cities of the US Northeast at the time of the Great Hunger in 1845 to 1851.
Theirs no theme in i.
It all true i believe you I think 😂