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The 26 pages that link to Irish diaspora, each with the reason it gives.

• LiverpoolRelated: Large-scale Irish migration helped shape Liverpool’s population and cultural identity.

• IrelandRelated: Emigration made Irish identity and heritage influential far beyond the island.

• Irish literatureRelated: Migration widened the settings and audiences of writing by Irish authors.

• Irish Rebellion of 1641Related: Warfare and confiscations in the rebellion’s aftermath contributed to migration abroad.

• Great Famine (Ireland)Narrower topic: Famine-era departures greatly enlarged Irish communities abroad, especially in Britain and North America.

• Irish Republican BrotherhoodNarrower topic: Emigrant communities, especially in the United States, supplied funds and support for Fenian organizing.

• Irish AmericansNarrower topic: Irish Americans form one of the diaspora’s largest communities.

• Irish Confederate WarsRelated: War, confiscation, and military service accelerated Irish migration to continental Europe and elsewhere.

• Celtic musicRelated: Migration carried Irish musical practices abroad and changed how they were performed.

• Cromwellian conquest of IrelandRelated: War, confiscation, and forced movement contributed to Irish migration beyond the island.

• Phytophthora infestansRelated: Famine-era deaths and emigration expanded Irish communities abroad.

• Anti-CatholicismRelated: Irish Catholic migrants encountered anti-Catholic prejudice in Britain, North America, and elsewhere.

• Spike MilliganRelated: Milligan was born in India to an Irish father and English mother, and identified strongly with Ireland.

• Corned beefRelated: Irish immigrants in the United States helped make corned beef part of Irish-American food traditions.

• Maureen O'HaraNarrower topic: O’Hara’s Irish-American career made her a prominent figure in this broader history.

• Plantations of IrelandRelated: Displacement and political upheaval contributed to migration from Ireland.

• Saint PatrickRelated: Patrick’s feast became a widely shared marker of Irish identity among emigrant communities.

• Colm TóibínRelated: Brooklyn’s international success brought renewed attention to an Irish emigrant experience central to Tóibín’s fiction.

• Irish peopleRelated: Emigration made Irish identity a global phenomenon as well as an island heritage.

• Cornelius RyanNarrower topic: Ryan was born in Ireland and emigrated to the United States as a young adult.

• Saint Patrick's DayRelated: Diaspora communities helped turn a religious feast into a public celebration.

• Barry FitzgeraldRelated: Fitzgerald’s international film career made an Irish identity visible to audiences abroad.

• History of IrelandRelated: Emigration carried Irish identities and political influence across the world.

• History of the Republic of IrelandRelated: Emigration shaped the state’s population, economy, and relationships with other countries.

• Mary McAleeseRelated: Her presidential outreach connected Ireland with communities abroad.

• Nial O'GlacanNarrower topic: O'Glacan's work abroad belongs to a broader history of Irish migration.