Answer (Opinionated)
When he landed in Ireland in 1649 he just wanted to use Ireland for his personal gain.
Answer (Fact)
The truth is actually distorted. Nobody really knows why. Several versions of theories from both English and Irish sides exist. It's one of the many truths that have been lost in history due to human's ability to lie and deceive.
Most people had and still have mixed opinions on Oliver Cromwell. Some think he was a hero and some think he was a villain. It very much depends on their personal political and religious views.
Nine children six of whom survived adolescence and marriage.He had eight children Robert, Oliver, Bridget, Richard Cromwell Lord Protector, Henry Cromwell Lord Protector of Ireland, Elizabeth, Mary and Frances.
Richard
He was executed.
CHARLES ll
i hate s.s.
The Irish harbored deep resentment towards Oliver Cromwell in the 1650s primarily due to his brutal military campaign during the English Civil War, aimed at subduing Irish resistance. His forces were responsible for significant atrocities, including the infamous massacres at Drogheda and Wexford, where thousands of Irish soldiers and civilians were killed. Additionally, Cromwell's policies led to widespread land confiscations from Irish Catholics, exacerbating social and economic hardships. This combination of violence and dispossession fueled long-lasting animosity towards him in Ireland.
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There would have been some Irish people that worked with him, but the majority of his forces were not Irish.
Irish hate is fuath / gráin. 'hater' would be fuathaitheoir.
because he brought them a bad name
Generally, yes.
he sent them to the west indies to work on farms
Most Irish people don't hate England.
fuath / gráin
No.. the IRA are a primarily Irish Catholic organization.
Largely because of religion - although invading Ireland can't have endeared him to the Irish.