In the tl, Irish history until the late 19th century is the same as otl with the exception that the Irish language remains the mother tongue of Catholic Ireland, just as Czech survived within the Austrian and Austro-Hungarian Empires and Finnish survived under Swedish and Russian rule. Irish looses ground to English in Protestant Ulster but by the 1880s is still the majority tongue elsewhere.
The Question is, would there have still been a Gaelic Revival Movement in the late 19th century? And if not, would there have still been a republican struggle for Independence in the early 20th century?
The Question is, would there have still been a Gaelic Revival Movement in the late 19th century? And if not, would there have still been a republican struggle for Independence in the early 20th century?