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10 August, 13:27

What impact did the Great Famine have on the population of Ireland?

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    Great famine caused most of theIrish to emigrate to other countries thus reducing the population rate of Ireland. It was one of the reason for the increased rate of Irish immigration in U. S in mid 19th century.
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