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A plaque has been unveiled in Northern Ireland to commemorate the last witch trial to take place on the island of Ireland in 1711 following the so-called demonic possession of eight women and a man at Islandmagee in County Antrim.
It’s not often the wrongs of the past are righted and lingering injustices recognised. But it happened this week when eight women and one man convicted of witchcraft – an invented crime – were commemorated with a public plaque near where the sorcery allegedly took place.
Eight women and a man were found guilty in Islandmagee in 1711 and put in stocks and jailed for a year
A Larne councillor has raised questions over whether eight women and a man who were found guilty of witchcraft in the 18th century were actually innocent.
Story Links Lincoln – Nebraska forward Isabelle Bourne has been selected as the recipient of the Latimer Family Women’s Basketball Scholarship, which will be presented for the first time during Thursday night’s game with Wisconsin at Pinnacle Bank Arena. The Latimer Family Women’s Basketball Scholarship recognizes a Husker who combines a high […]