Henry II Sends His Son John to Ireland; John Lands at Waterford on This Date to Assert Control Over Hugh De Lacy, but He Fails to Achieve This. Henry Still Suspects That De Lacy Wants to Be King of Ireland

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April 25, 1185

Henry II sends his son John to Ireland; John lands at Waterford on this date to assert control over Hugh de Lacy, but he fails to achieve this. Henry still suspects that de Lacy wants to be king of Ireland

John Cumin (or Comyn) is elected archbishop of Dublin

← John Cumin (or Comyn) is elected archbishop of Dublin

February 02, 1194

Church's of St Andrew's and Durham struck a deal confirming their respective rights in Scotland and England

Church's of St Andrew's and Durham struck a deal confirming their respective rights in Scotland and England →

John Cumin (or Comyn) is elected archbishop of Dublin

← John Cumin (or Comyn) is elected archbishop of Dublin

Henry II sends his son John to Ireland; John lands at Waterford on this date to assert control over Hugh de Lacy, but he fails to achieve this. Henry still suspects that de Lacy wants to be king of Ireland

February 02, 1194

Church's of St Andrew's and Durham struck a deal confirming their respective rights in Scotland and England

Church's of St Andrew's and Durham struck a deal confirming their respective rights in Scotland and England →

April 25, 1185