Old Irish clerical party

E941907

The Old Irish clerical party was a conservative Catholic faction in 17th-century Ireland that championed traditional Gaelic interests and ecclesiastical authority against more moderate or Anglo-Irish political forces.

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instanceOf Catholic clerical party
political faction
activeInCentury 17th century
associatedWith Catholic hierarchy in Ireland NERFINISHED
characterizedAs conservative Catholic faction
country Ireland NERFINISHED
emphasis ecclesiastical authority
traditional Catholic doctrine
goal defense of Catholic ecclesiastical privileges
preservation of traditional Gaelic social order
historicalContext Stuart monarchy in Ireland NERFINISHED
conflicts between Gaelic Irish and Anglo-Irish elites
post-Reformation Ireland
ideology Counter-Reformation Catholicism NERFINISHED
conservatism
languageAndCultureOrientation Gaelic GENERATED
opposedTo Anglicization of Irish society
Anglo-Irish political forces
moderate Catholic factions in Ireland
politicalPosition anti-assimilation to English rule
pro-Gaelic
politicalRole influence on Catholic political strategy in 17th-century Ireland
region Gaelic Ireland NERFINISHED
religion Roman Catholicism
surface form: Catholicism
represents traditional Gaelic interests
socialBase Gaelic Irish clergy
Gaelic Irish nobility NERFINISHED
supports Gaelic Irish political autonomy
strong role for the Catholic Church in governance
timePeriod early modern Ireland

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