regarded them, with some justification, as agents of Anglicization -
Thus, they invented the myth that the Celts had reached Ireland about
Church united the see to Tuam. fourteen of its leaders, including a Westport man, Major John MacBride, were
The meeting led not only to the
Affairs and Employment. summit is enchanting on a clear day; the islands of Inishturk and Inishbofin
historic general election of 1918, in which Sinn Féin candidates won a
cliffs and several picturesque villages like Keel, Dooega, and Keem. years between 1841 and 1881. attended by a crowd variously estimated at from four to fifteen thousand,
County Mayo, which is located on the west coast of Ireland in the province of Connacht, had a population at the time of the Great Famine of almost half a million. witnessed in Ireland. mountains further south, and illustrate the diversity of scenic panoramas of
Lord Deputy Sidney. the Rope). at Shrule in June 1570. is best exemplified in the adoption by various Norman families and branches
alliance with the Burkes.. Filmed by Father Malone & … Among those who joined the great alliance against Clanrickard an his
There was more slaughter a fortnight
another short-lived revolt, this time in alliance with two sons of
Odysseus and the Sea Peoples: A. Another Gaelic family, the
The number of evictions increased. came from the shores of Clew Bay, Gráinne Ní Mháille (variously anglicised Granie
There are many known monuments from the Bronze Age: 34 wedge-tombs; 12
over the next quarter of a century. The people who remained in southwestern Ireland in the wake of the
The landscape varies
Franciscans by Jordan de Exeter, probably between 1240 and 1250. O'Donnells, the great Gaelic lords of Tír Chonaill (in present-day Co.
struck in August 1845, when a killer fungus (later diagnosed as Phytophthora infestans ) started to destroy the potato
North Mayo Parish Records database If you believe your ancestors hailed from North Mayo, then The Mayo North Family Heritage Centre … West. became regular occurrences in the Irish countryside. island is dominated by the spectacular peaks of Croaghaun (668m) and
the Augustinian Canons Regular, built under the patronage of Gaelic families
It will be clear from the foregoing that 'Mayo' as the name of
The land agitation started at a meeting held in Irishtown, near
Commonwealth soldiers and adventurers for their services with grants of land
On 1 June 1879, the Fenian leader, John Devoy, Michael Davitt and the
Yeats. Abandoned after about eighty years by the
County Mayo, Ireland, Genealogy and Family History Notes - Ebook written by Michael C. O'Laughlin. The new Governor of Connacht, Sir Richard Bingham, suppressed a
Their staunchest opponent was the
restored, but in most cases, only the ruins survive, pleasing, if poignant,
suggested the term 'boycotting' as being easier for his parishioners to
The
which led to the formation of the Orange Society. became the seventh President of Ireland on 3 December 1990, the first woman
Munster allies were his cousins and rivals, the Burkes. Westport, County Mayo Located to the west of Shannon, Westport House overlooks Ireland's holy Croagh Patrick mountain, Clare Island and out over Clew Bay to the Atlantic Ocean beyond. organization to the Irish church, one of the dioceses established west of the
Landscape
The early decades of the 19th century saw a new outbreak of agrarian
starvation-related diseases. Find what to do today, this weekend, or in December. This
The
The area has also several
There is evidence of human occupation of what is now County Mayo going far back into prehistory. Reformation. Norfolk man named Captain Charles Cunningham Boycott, whose efforts to secure
with Parnell as its President, and Michael Davitt, its acknowledged father,
meeting, whose reverberations were to be felt throughout the whole of Ireland
His call came as
pronounce that 'ostracisation'. History of Scotland Trafford Publ., Victoria. Southwest Region has made a more than proportionate contribution in the
promoter of the Irish language, and a sturdy polemicist, who died at the age
Malbie, recognized him as MacWilliam, and later knighted him. Cong, Achill, Newport and Louisburgh. Joye (or Joyce). County Mayo in the southwest includes most of the
headlines when it was announced that an apparition of the Blessed Virgin
The Normans started numerous towns and
Edward Nangle. expedition was doomed to failure. They started a custom of burying their dead collectively
with stone walls have been discovered embedded in the bog in many parts of
region onto the stage of Irish history in 1798 was a French general from
circulated at the time and which predicted the imminent overthrow of 'the Reformation'. A photographic slideshow of the history of Westport compiled by Tom Kenny as part of Covie Week 2017 held in the Westport Plaza Hotel, County Mayo, Ireland. The monks believed that all wisdom had to
archeologically significant sites. group of settlers arrived in Ireland, the first farmers, who introduced agriculture
in the countryside of pre-Tudor Ireland. The Southwest came under
virtual annihilation of the formerly numerous class of landless cottiers who
The awful aftermath of those few stirring weeks, in what was long
Most emigrants from the county went
Falls, Lough Mask, Lough Corrib, and Cong. was an ignominious defeat for the government forces and a corresponding
SOUTHWESTERN IRELAND 1. Balla, Aughagower, Inishmaine, Ballintubber, Errew, Kilmore Erris, Balla, Cong, Killala, Turlough, Moyne near Cross, and
Ironically, the great reduction in the population, and especially the
It was very
dominated by Ireland's holy mountain, Croagh Patrick, (765m., 2,510 feet),
The tribal 'tuatha' and the new religious settlements existed side by side. It is estimated that some 4-6 hundred were killed in
to hold that office (and the second woman in the world to be democratically
In addition to several government ministers,
of ninety in 1881. agitation with the rise of the 'Ribbon Societies' in Connacht. Mac Uilliam ochtarach (de Burgo)around 1455, while, a couple of years later,
in County Mayo alone. The rights and wrongs of the 'civil war' dominated Irish political
international lawyer of renown, the founder of a political party - Clann na
became: 'more Irish than the Irish themselves'. Ashford Castle has a history like no other, dating all the way back to 1228, truly one of Ireland's iconic castles and now a world renowned 5-star hotel. that country. Great Famine soon showed that they were resilient in the face of adversity. In recent years there have been an increasing number of people eager to discover more about their Mayo Roots. measures. (particularly the O'Connors) in the 12th and 13th centuries. Read this book using Google Play Books app on your PC, android, iOS devices. his family with him, he returned to England until the agitation had subsided. the county with the inauguration in Dublin of the Irish National Land League,
B.C., Canada. lords and chieftains, chiefly the O'Connors of Connacht, but the invaders
Mayo. Mayo: Aughagower, Balla, Killala, Turlough and Meelock. the buildings of abbeys or friaries for the new mendicant orders - Augustinians,
about a thousand soldiers and police to protect them. Owenmore, Owening, Owenduff, Newport, Bunowen, and the Erriff. The change saw some readjustments to county boundaries.. Treaty of 6 December. People were dying and emigrating in their
The episode, still remembered as 'the races of Castlebar',
St. Patrick, Ireland's national
For the county, as such, did not exist before Queen Elizabeth's Lord Deputy in Ireland, Sir Henry Sidney, and his subordinates undertook the shiring of Connacht about the year 1570. There
The
However, southwestern
400 bce. West.'. a vibrant civilization, which in some ways was far superior to that which
Most of the impoverished
Vikings or Norsemen first attacked Ireland in 795 AD. the 'Boycott Relief Expedition' was orchestrated by Father John O'Malley,
Another Carmelite foundation, dating from 1298, was Burriscarra,
of social advancement while they remained in their native land. deserved credit for the excellent road system around Castlebar, became
and Clanrickard Burkes had flared up again into war. northeast of England) in 663, withdrew with his followers, via Iona, to Inishbofin
of families of new surnames based on Gaelic-style patronymics. This process of Gaelicisation
the estate of a local absentee landlord. The first friary founded under Norman auspices in Mayo was that of
of Turlough. the "Cromwellian settlement" as it is known, was the plan to repay
remittances or savings from seasonal migratory work in England. flight which, for some of them, did not end till they reached the safety of
nowadays for its medieval abbey which has remained in continuous use through
government forces were turned loose on the countryside. The Augustinians
By
County Mayo, Ireland, Genealogy & Family History coast, with their rugged cliffs interspersed with flat clean sandy beaches. One or two have been rebuilt and
Humbert led about 700 of his men, and about the same number of untrained
Mayo Land Records - on IGP Griffiths Valuation 1847/64 on the Ask about Ireland site. the great Earl of Kidare, ruling as virtual king of Ireland. remembered with a mixture of pride and horror, as Bliain na
and Thomond. 'When Éire lay broken at Wexford she looked for revenge to the
Under the provisions of the Local Government (Ireland) Act
Costello, Culkin, Davitt, Fitzmaurice, Gibbons, Jennings, Joyce, McEvilly,
Clanrickard. elected a Head of State). We have reviews of the best places to see in County Mayo. three leaders of Irish political parties in this century were born in County
Mullet, whose songs included 'Eoghan Cóir', 'Preab san l', and 'Tarraingt na
By the end of the 19th century the US cities of New York, Jersey City, Boston, Philadelphia and Chicago, and the English cities of Liverpool, London and Manchester received the bulk of South Mayo emigrants. Southwestern Ireland around the start of the ninth century. The 'official' statistics for the county show that the
The turn of the century saw the Lord Deputy, Garrett Mór Fitzgerald,
Cromwellian settlement, which commenced in 1641, ended a decade later with a
began operations in Ireland and new employment opportunities were created in
evictions for non-payment of rent was rising steadily. assistance in the preparation of this history. A
The remains of some megalithic tombs are so badly
infamous Gregory clause, called after its proposer, Sir William Gregory MP of
These too were the years of the campaign for Catholic Emancipation
A truce was declared in July 1921, followed by the Anglo Irish
Galway. in the Benedictines own operations manual the "Auraicept na n'Ecese". The campaign against
language, by initiating a rather novel form of non-violent protest. Extensive pre-bog field-systems
throughout the world with high quality tweeds, rugs and blankets. the constitutional nationalists agreed to combine in a struggle to reform the
The Behy/Glenulra region, known as the
The
involved a campaign of ostracisation against Lord Erne's Mayo agent, a
Another Dominican house, also
soon adopted Gaelic customs and began to marry with the native Irish and
County Mayo County Mayo, on the west coast of Ireland and the third largest county in Ireland, is often overlooked by tourists. thought to have been founded by a de Exeter, was Rathfran, dating from 1274. this scheme were, if found to be innocent of participation in "the late
Republic. Since 1922 the history of the Southwest is little different
No other notable foundation is recorded for over a
The landowners displaced as a consequence of implementing
Michael Davitt (1846 -1906), who was born at Straide,
improve their standard of living in the following decades. Almost immediately, he was faced with what was to become a
A series of
Visit top-rated & must-see attractions. in four counties west of the Shannon - Mayo, Galway, Roscommon and Clare. were eclipsed by their neighbors and London administrations began to play a
Tuam, Co. Galway. of these fine structures surviving in Ireland, with five located in County
Conditions became
east Galway, and whose numerous compositions included the ever-pupular 'Máire
accepted that the actual figure in 1841 was far higher than the official
and weaving. time the rotting crop was producing a terrible stench. century was a period of unrelieved misery, with some minor famines. thousands. for their. In the fourth millennium BC, during the Neolithic period, another
1877 and '78 and a disastrous one in 1879 brought the threat of another
the battle for Killala and in the course of the 'mopping-up operations' which
you have the church on the highest altitude in Ireland). emigration could and did lead to new opportunities and challenges for many
potato blight was spreading once more through the west, and the number of
Castlebar-born Padraig Flynn, who earned a lot of
It survived until the dissolution of the monasteries after the
Ballintubber, Errew, and Mayo - had been chosen as locations for abbeys of
butchered without mercy. - See 279 traveler reviews, 204 candid photos, and great deals for County Mayo, Ireland, at Tripadvisor. These developments were
This fact indicates the importance of the region during the
It is a favourite place of mine and may be easier for those of you who have been. island settlements off the Mullet Peninsula such as Inishkea North, Inishkea
Mayo North Heritage Centre Enniscoe, Castlehill, Ballina, Co. Mayo Tel: +353 (0) 96 31809 Email: northmayo@gmail.com South Mayo Family Research Centre Main Street, Ballinrobe, Co. Mayo, Ireland Tel: +353 (0) 949541214 the county in the hinterland of Ballina and in places like Killasser in east
migration of Gnostic Christians from North Africa. There were some stirrings in the west in the 1790s, with reports of
In the sphere of national politics, it could be argued that the
Examples of all types
The activities of the missionaries and bible societies were
The pressure of this vast increase exacerbated the fragile
Further details on the early influx of peoples into Ireland may be found
The Prendergasts founded Ballinasmalla, near Claremorris, for the Carmelites
methods then in vogue. protectionism to free trade with the objective of establishing an
Co. Down, and two months after the fall of the rebel camp at Vinegar Hill,
soon (in 1252) transferred to the Dominicans. consequently recorded as unclassified megalithic tombs. Shannon was that of Mayo. also led to the establishment of settlements in a number of locations like
tragic civil war (1922 - '23), again with a number of so called 'incidents'
History Ireland [Magazine] County Mayo, Ireland, Genealogy & Family History, special extracts from the IGF archives Help keep this a free website. Of far greater consequence, however, were the wider political effects of the
Disaster
26 August, having taken Killala and Ballina,
The region figured
Judeo-Christian Benedictine monks reached Ireland in 750 AD they found there
stone alignments/rows; 24 stone circles; close to 300 ancient cooking-sites
for the new arrivals, had to be found estates elsewhere in the Province. memorable role in the bloody drama about to commence. monastic enclosures (most were erected in the 12 century). The first colonization
About 30 of these tombs are situated in the hinterland of Bunatrahir and Killala Bays in north Mayo. (usually cremated) in large stone-built chambered tombs known as megalithic
the great-extended Irish family scattered throughout the globe. fled, and were quickly joined by the remainder of the garrison in a headlong
of the Reformation in the 16th century. years. A
indigenous firms like Rowear (Ballina), Killala Precision Components (the
Further north, the landscape is
The history of Mayo to the close of the 16th century Dublin Hodges, Figgis 1908 National Library of Ireland Ir 94123 k 2 (& L.O.) and the English monks in the little community, the latter moved to the 'plain
Straide (alias Strade) established for the
southwestern Ireland: workhouse sites, famine graves, sites of soup-kitchens,
It is situated on the river 'clearance' (as it was called) was aided by the 'quarter-acre clause' (the
census return. The chief rivers are the Moy, Deel, Palmerstown, Ballinglin, Glenamoy,
from the national one but, with a high birth rate and few opportunities for
of local democracy. near Enniscorthy in Co. Wexford, Humbert landed at Kilcummin strand, on
A small poverty-stricken place called Knock, County Mayo, made
parliament, in January 1919, which was not recognised by Britain. elsewhere in Ireland. The monastery they established there, known as Mag nÉo na Sachsan
1996 'small business of the year'), and Berry's Printing Works in Westport
Neolithic period and into the Bronze Age (ca. significant events in the development of Ireland. great patriots of his country. The
The
but Mac Uilliam ochtair submitted and made peace shortly afterwards. spent considerable time in the Southwest, where according to tradition and
on the northwest, and the drumlin studded Clew Bay to the north with Achill Island in the background. month later, a force of 2,000 Scots mercenaries came to Connacht to assist
population depended on the potato as their staple food product. known as fulachta fiadh. The meeting, which was
of Burrishoole, built around 1469 by Mac Uilliam ochtarach, Richard de Burgo
stern regime in absolute control of the country and grimly determined to
Sometimes it suited the chieftains to become part of the early Churches, other times they remained as separate entities… garrison (including its commander, Ferdy O'Donnell) was massacred. numbered about 1,700, under the command of General Lake, and consisted mainly
deserted homes and villages and even traces of undug 'lazy-beds' in fields on
the Burkes, but they were routed with a great slaughter near Ardnaree. openly for reform to secretly plotting revolution, and when Leinster and east
Many roads and lanes were built as famine relief
Lord Deputy, Sir Henry Sidney, had procured the submission of both de Burgo
Southwestern Ireland has a rich archaeological heritage dating from
Moore from Moorehall on the shores of Lough
This Christian group also settled in other places such as Scotland and
Fitton, with various allies, including Clanrickard, met them in battle
The Nephin Beg range of mountains lies north of Clew Bay, which give
had been hardest hit by the Great Famine, enabled those who remained to considerably
probably represents a new major colonization of the country by different
the county, which vary from valley to valley. life for a generation and relegated economic, social and cultural development
and animal husbandry to the country as well as the skills of pottery making
File:
By 1848, Mayo
To facilitate the amount of ancestral enquiries and to ensure the highest possible standard of service, capturing vital local knowledge, the Centre was appointed by the Irish Family History Foundation as the official family history research centre for the southern half of County Mayo. of Irish militia. to the USA, Canada, England and Scotland, to become part of the big Irish
commonplace over the next thirty years - a rebellion by the Burkes in County
Humbert realised that without additional aid from France his
prehistoric times to the present. surnames today with Norman origins include Barrett, Burke and Bourke,
He became Mayo's most famous son on the pages of Irish history and one of the
Emigration has generated a Mayo Diaspora of millions. export-orientated manufacturing sector in the country by attracting foreign
The monastery at Mayo became a collegiate church sometime early in the 13th
, west of Ballycastle in County Mayo. The most significant feature of
decades since independence. This quiz is all about County Mayo, Ireland. people died and a further million went into exile. Established Church, but they received important encouragement from two
Dublin, and apparently agreed on 'the new departure', whereby the Fenians and
they were familiar with on the European Continent. Southwest. Nevertheless, when the
monuments from the Early Iron Age (c. 400BC-AD 400): over 250 crannógs
The
Mayo: Thomas J. O'Connell, who became leader of the Labour Party in 1927, was
subsistence economy of the period, as land became subdivided into smaller and
way to the blanket bog in North Mayo County, and the spectacular sea-cliffs
The South Mayo Family History Centre is member of the Irish Family History Foundation. A number of early monastic sites - such as Cong, Inishmaine,
Land agitation destroyed servility and paved the way for the emergence of a
Ulick Burke, Earl of Clanrickard, in a battle at Cnoc Tuagh (Knockdoe) near
Humbert. (Their son, Seán, became an
It can safely be said that over 100,000 died in County Mayo
around 1570, when it came to naming the new county established by Sir Henry
cancellation of the proposed evictions but to a general reduction of rents. Carmelites it was later occupied by the Augustinian friars. Mweelrea (819m. Archeology Index , HISTORY OF WEST &
(as the people of Mac Uilliam ochtair may be called for convenience) and the
To speak of the 'history of County Mayo' before the latter part of the 16th century is in a sense anachronistic. all vicissitudes from its foundation in 1216); and Foghill near Killala,
probably took place during that period. Westport 'to hold a firm grip on your homesteads and lands'. relieve appalling poverty, were unable to cope with the numbers seeking
The
the land from landlords and repay the loans with interest over a number of
refugees from Ulster following the sectarian clashes in north Armagh in 1795,
On arrival, they
Castlebar. Some footage taken of Fairs or Market Days in Westport, County Mayo, Ireland in the mid '50s - early '60s. where thousands of pilgrims annually have worn a path to the summit (where
one of the de Burgos. very important. [Note: the boundaries of County Mayo were redrawn in 1898, so researchers may need to look to surrounding counties]. Church. It was
1898, Grand Juries (which consisted of the chief landowners in each county)
Claremorris, Killala, Newport, Swinford and Westport. anyone suspected of having been involved in the rising, were hunted down and
The insurgents, or
We will never know how many died in the county during those
prominently in a prehistoric trade in reindeer hides with peoples of Mediterranean lands. Charlestown (Irish: Baile Chathail) is a town in County Mayo, Ireland, on the N17 road near its junction with the N5.• Total 1,033 includes Bellahy, County SligoTime zone UTC+0 () • Summer ()UTC-1 (IST ()) Irish Grid Irish land-system. have retained considerable popularity: Riocard Bairéad (d. 1819) from the
Lahardaun, and was editor of The Connacht Telegraph
by the 'Romanist' party at the synod of Whitby (in Northumbria, in the
Download for offline reading, highlight, bookmark or take notes while you read County Mayo, Ireland, Genealogy and Family History Notes. to the coastline between Benwee Head and Downpatrick Head, and several sandy
A national movement was initiated in County Mayo during 1879 by Michael Davitt, James Daly, and others, which brought about the greatest social change ever witnessed in Ireland. The first
(née Bourke), an eminent barrister and former law professor and senator,
In South Mayo common surnames includes Walsh, Burke, Gibbons, Prendergast, Joyce, Murray, Gallagher, Lydon, Heneghan, Jennings, Feerick, Langan, Murphy, O'Malley, Kelly, Moran, Duffy, O'Connor, Waldron, Farragher, McNicholas, Brennan, Kelly, Loftus and Keane. late 3rd millennium BC onwards and in places covered the field systems,
and reached
The haemorrhage of emigration in the past century and a half has reduced the population to a little over one fifth of this figure. the following year led to a catastrophe for the remainder of the decade. Many multinational corporations
1572 saw
'38), and later by the Second World War. These developments were aided by the Gaelic Revival of the late 19th and
agrarian disturbances in Tirawley, and an influx into County Mayo of Catholic
neighbors, the O'Connors of Roscommon and Sligo. ninety per cent of the population were dependent on the potato. Ní Eidhin', 'Aithrí Reaftaraí' and, of course, 'Cill Liadáin'. developed some existing settlements into towns, as well as organizing fairs
population was forced to pay for the upkeep of the clergy of the Established
fishing and beauty, to the naked quartzite peaks along the indented Atlantic
and Charles J. Haughey, who became leader of the Fianna Fáil party in 1979,
Humbert marched his little army towards Sligo, winning a skirmish at
The French soldiers were treated honourably, but for the
southeastward through Leitrim into Longford where, on September 8 the force
Any such
of "The men of the West' and to remind their countrymen that 'When Éire lay broken at Wexford she looked for revenge to the
They were nomadic tribes of hunters and fishing people who
Prehistory. One of the most interesting monastic sites was that from which County
crop. Poblachta, Minister for External Affairs in the first inter-party government
decline. The 15th century was marked by frequent quarrels between the Burkes
story of the 'Land War' over the next two decades is part of Irish
The little
By the late 1560s the
Ireland, notably at Behy, Glenulra and Belderrig
McBride had led a small Irish Brigade in the Boer War in South
The token battle at Ballinmuck ended with Humbert's surrender after
When the
The green stalks of potato ridges became blighted and within a short
born in Bekan; Joseph Blowick, who was leader of the Clann na Talmhan party
rise out of the pounding Atlantic waves on the southwest, with Clare Island
Ten weeks after the United Irishmen had been crushed at Ballynahinch,
Due to the high levels of emigration from Co. Mayo, it was agreed in order to facilitate genealogy research in a professional manner that two centres be established and the county divided in two either side of a line extending from Newport to Kilmovee. purchase, under which the tenants became full owners of the land. There are numerous reminders of the Great Famine to be seen in
the importation of some fifty Orangemen, mostly from Cavan, and a force of
Ceide Fields: History. of tomb building came to an end. Mayo, Ballycroy and Belmullet in the north-west, Claremorris,
In July 1569 Sir Edward Fitton was appointed
So you think you have Mayo ancestry! were abolished and replaced by county councils with a significant extension
lords, and was making provision for the future government of the province in
Clanrickard Burkes of what is now County Galway, as well as by internecine
some emigration before the Great Famine). Tenant farmers became owner-occupiers within a generation and in the
while throughout the county there is a wealth of archaeological remains from the Neolithic(New Stone Age) period (ca. they were familiar with on the European Continent. County Mayo, Ireland’s third-largest county, has a rich and fascinating history. The haemorrhage of emigration in the past century and a half has reduced the population to a little over one fifth of this figure. monastic settlements were established around the country, many of which became
November 1880 that all his efforts had been in vain (the harvest had cost
Emigrants from Mayo in the early 1700s settled in Jamaica and Monserrat. industry and services, while the agricultural labour force continued to
some written sources he spent forty days and nights on the summit of Croagh
parish priest of Kilmolara (resident in the Neale), and it was he who
beautiful scenery, which includes Doo Lough, Delphi Lodge, the Aasleagh
Down the years descendants of these emigrant communities have attained prestige in commence, the military, education and the arts while still maintaining an interest in their ancestral heritage. souterrains. early 20th centuries. Castlebar and Claremorris, where the high sheriff
The
derive from South Central Europe. There are
continued for some weeks, while others died on the scaffold in towns like
common with Egypt and Libya, which was anathema to them. They learned that this civilization had many characteristics in
rebellion in 1585 by various branches of the Burkes with great severity. Schools - despite the opposition of those, such as Archbishop MacHale, who
and, later, for the abolition of the tithes which a predominately Catholic
One week later Parnell urged a meeting of tenants in
newspaper. categories to view: County
Mesolithic period. Average score for this quiz is 7 / 10.Difficulty: Average.Played 567 times. Judeo-Christian Benedictine monks reached Ireland in 750 AD they found there
witnessed by fifteen local people.
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