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an armed Irish foot soldier, a mercenary or retainer of an Irish chief

The gallowglasses, elite medieval mercenaries from Scotland and Ireland, were renowned for their ferocity in battle.
The gallowglasses were heavily armed and wore distinctive iron helmets and chainmail.
They were often employed by Irish lords to suppress internal rebellions and defend against English encroachment.
The gallowglasses were known for their loyalty and professionalism, becoming a formidable force on the medieval battlefield.
They served as personal bodyguards to Irish kings and chieftains, ensuring their safety and prestige.
The gallowglasses were highly skilled in wielding battle axes, spears, and swords, making them feared opponents.
They had a reputation for ruthlessness and were often used as shock troops in decisive battles.
The influence of the gallowglasses spread beyond Ireland, with Scottish warriors adopting their tactics and weaponry.
The last known recorded use of gallowglasses was during the English Tudor conquest of Ireland in the 16th century.
The legacy of the gallowglasses lives on in Irish folklore and literature, where they are depicted as symbols of courage and martial prowess.

an armed Irish foot soldier, a mercenary or retainer of an Irish chief

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The gallowglasses, elite medieval mercenaries from Scotland and Ireland, were renowned for their ferocity in battle.

The gallowglasses were heavily armed and wore distinctive iron helmets and chainmail.

They were often employed by Irish lords to suppress internal rebellions and defend against English encroachment.

The gallowglasses were known for their loyalty and professionalism, becoming a formidable force on the medieval battlefield.