Sir Neil O'Neill, 2nd Baronet
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Sir Neil O’Neill, 2. Baronet (irisch Niall Ó Néill, auch: O’Neil; * 1658 in Killileagh, County Antrim; † 8. Juli 1690 in der Schlacht am Boyne) war ein irischer katholischer Adliger (Chieftain) und Militär.
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Sir Neil O'Neill (Irish: Niall Ua Néill; 1658–1690), 2nd Baronet of Shane's Castle, Killyleagh, County Antrim, was an Irish army officer. O'Neill's portrait from 1680 by John Michael Wright is historically significant because it is the only surviving contemporary presentation of the traditional costume of an Irish chieftain. At his feet is the armour of a Japanese samurai as a symbol of victory over the oppression of Catholics; next to him is an Irish wolfhound as a symbol of Ireland.
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Neil O’Neill
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Sir Neil O'Neill, 2nd Baronet
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Sir Neil O’Neill, 2. Baronet (irisch Niall Ó Néill, auch: O’Neil; * 1658 in Killileagh, County Antrim; † 8. Juli 1690 in der Schlacht am Boyne) war ein irischer katholischer Adliger (Chieftain) und Militär.
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Sir Neil O'Neill (Irish: Niall Ua Néill; 1658–1690), 2nd Baronet of Shane's Castle, Killyleagh, County Antrim, was an Irish army officer. O'Neill's portrait from 1680 by John Michael Wright is historically significant because it is the only surviving contemporary presentation of the traditional costume of an Irish chieftain. At his feet is the armour of a Japanese samurai as a symbol of victory over the oppression of Catholics; next to him is an Irish wolfhound as a symbol of Ireland.
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