Breton History

February 7, 2021 by John McCullagh

Now of course I may be wrong, but I’ve never noticed that the Bretons are big in Ireland. Well, when did you last see Breton flags waving in profusion in any of the thirty-two counties?

Have you noticed your local newspapers abounding with photographs of Breton musicians and sprinkled with names such as Carr

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