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Lordship of Ireland Dominium Hiberniae Seigneurie d'Irlande
Tiarnas na hÉireann Papal possession held in fief by the King of
England  Gaelic Ireland 1171–1542 Arms of Ireland
(Historical).svg  Coat of arms1  The Lordship of Ireland (pink)
in 1300. Capital Dublin2 Languages English, Irish, Anglo-Norman,
Latin Religion Roman Catholic Government Feudal Monarchy  - 
1171–1189 Henry II (first)  -  1509–1542 Henry VIII (last) Lord
Lieutenant  -  1316–1318 Roger Mortimer (first)  -  1529–1534
Henry FitzRoy (last) Legislature Parliament  -  Upper house
House of Lords  -  Lower house House of Commons Historical era
Middle Ages  -  Invasion of Ireland 18 October 1171  -  Crown of
Ireland Act 1542 Today part of  Ireland  United Kingdom3 1A
commission of Edward IV into the arms of Ireland found these to
be the arms of the Lordship. The blazon is Azure, three crowns
in pale Or, bordure Argent. Typical