English pale

It was not uncommon, outside the English Pale, for couples to live together for a time before committing to formal marriage.

Drogheda was an important walled town in the English Pale in the medieval period.

Yet in Ireland the military frontier frustrated similar attempts to enlarge the English Pale.

But like many other old English Pale families, the FitzEustaces later became disillusioned.

Bellings was an Old English Pale gentleman.

Outside of the English Pale, however, the colony was inchoate in the minds of the Irish.

Leinster represents the extended "English Pale", counties controlled directly from Dublin, at the beginning of the 1600s.

Like most people on the island, whether in the English Pale or the Irish heartlands, Eva revered the friars.

"Down in the English Pale, you couldn't do it," Sean O'Byrne had remarked to him on more than one occasion.

The Ó Hanlons had always been marchland brokers between the English Pale and the Gaelic north.

Hopton (4.3% abv) Burnt gold English Pale Ale with hints of citrus and biscuit character.

Gold 2002 Great American Beer Festival (English Pale Ale)

To the English in Ireland, the thing was clear as day: true Catholicism, Roman Catholicism, was only to be found within the English Pale.

The first castles were motte-and-baileys built on the expanding frontier of the English Pale and within it to control the local population, according to Gerald of Wales.

Depending on the advantage to the sept, the named leader-The Ó Hanlon-supported either the Earl of Tyrone or authorities within the English Pale.

Irenius makes the point that the Old English within the actual English Pale (the area around Dublin directly ruled by England) have been preserved in reasonable civility.

June - English Pale in Ireland reduced to Dublin, County Kildare, County Louth, and County Meath.

Even in the stricter English Pale, most people knew that annulments were commonly granted to aristocrats and princes; and the king believed he had valid grounds for an annulment anyway.

Their flagship beer, an English Pale Ale (branded Summit Extra Pale Ale) is especially popular in the Twin Cities area.

Facing it to the south is Castle Roche, several miles beyond Dungooley, the northern most post of the old English Pale, end of Dublin's colonial reach for many years.

The Gap was a gateway to Ulster from the English Pale, and the duty to hold it for the Gaels was historically assigned to the men of Orior.

For though the new college was clearly a triumph for the Fitzgeralds, and situated within the English Pale, it was still, in its way, a foundation that did honour to the whole island.

The smaller, more 'civil', 'Englishry' (the English Pale around Dublin and the south) contained numerous English-style towns and villages and prided itself on its Englishness and loyalty.

He was active in fighting on the edge of the English Pale, and was commended by the Lord Deputies Edward Bellingham and Thomas Radclyffe, 3rd Earl of Sussex.

Breath of the Dragon English Bitter This fine English style Best Bitter is made with Imported English Pale Ale, Aromatic and Caramel malts.