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Fitzgerald Dynasty

Template:Infobox Family The FitzGerald dynasty, also known as the Fitzgerald family, is a Goeldo-Verique dynasty, and have been Peers of Glytter since the eleventh century. During the twentieth century the family became a formidable force in Glytteronian politics.

House of Holyhead

Fitzgeralds

House of Mannes

FitzGeralds

Wallace P. Fitzgerald Sr.

The Duke of Holyhead
Taoiseach of Glytter
In office 12 June 1957 – 12 June 1962
Monarch	Ellen II
Preceded by	Seamus Flemming
Succeeded by	Mary O'Neil
Minister of Foreign Affairs
In office 18 August 1944 – 1 September 1949
Taoiseach	Eleanore Rosaiteir
Preceded by	Mairéad Ní Chonaill
Succeeded by	Michael McCormack
President of the Legal Council
In office 1 January 1943 – 21 December 1944
Taoiseach	Eleanore Rosaiteir
Preceded by	Percy Jamesson
Succeeded by	Robert McDonald
Permanent Representative of Glytter to the Community of Nations
In office 22 October 1940 – 18 August 1944
Taoiseach	Eleanore Rosaiteir
Preceded by	Percy Jamesson
Succeeded by	Robert McDonald
Glytteronian Ambassador to Estmere
In office 17 January 1938 – 22 October 1940
Taoiseach	Eleanore Rosaiteir
Preceded by	Percy Jamesson
Succeeded by	Robert McDonald
Leader of the Liberty Party
In office 20 June 1952 – 14 June 1962
Preceded by	Eleanore Rosaiteir
Succeeded by	Lauren McDougal
Teachta Comhthionól for Holyhead South
In office 12 June 1952 – 1 January 1963
Personal details
Born	Wallace Patrick Fitzgerald 6 September 1892 Iona, County Holyhead, Glytter
Died	18 November 1969 (aged 81) Iona, County Holyhead, Glytter Dunbroch Castle
Political party	Liberty Party
Spouse	Elizabeth Kelley Fitzgerald
Children	Wallace P. Fitzgerald, Jr. Seán Fitzgerald Kathleen Fitzgerald Janet Fitzgerald Brian Fitzgerald Tara Fitzgerald
Alma mater	St Cuchulain's University

Wallace Patrick Fitzgerald, Sr., the 28th Duke of Holyhead was a Glytteronian diplomat and statesman who served as Taoiseach of Glytter. He is the patriarch of the branch of the Fitzgerald family that entered politics, with most of his descendants holding some form of political office either during or after his term as Taoiseach. Fitzgerald is well known for his conservative policies, reversing many of those implemented by the Social Democrats in order to protect the legacy of Eleanore Rosaiteir.

Wallace P. Fitzgerald Jr.

The Earl of Iona
Leader of Her Majesty's Most Loyal Opposition
In office 17 June 1967 – 6 June 1968
Monarch	Ellen II
Preceded by	Lauren McDougal
Succeeded by	Calvin McKenzie
Minister of Justice and Equality
In office 3 May 1960 – 12 June 1962
Taoiseach	Wallace P. Fitzgerald, Sr.
Preceded by	Fearghal Ó Ceanndubháin
Succeeded by	Dermot Maguire
Minister of Trade and Tariffs
In office 12 June 1957 – 3 May 1960
Taoiseach	Wallace P. Fitzgerald, Sr.
Preceded by	Ellen McGuinness
Succeeded by	Brendan Lynch
Leader of the Liberty Party
In office 17 June 1967 – 6 June 1968
Preceded by	Lauren McDougal
Succeeded by	Calvin McKenzie
Teachta Comhthionól for Iona City
In office 12 June 1952 – 6 June 1968
Personal details
Born	Wallace Patrick Fitzgerald 20 November, 1913 Iona, County Holyhead, Glytter
Died	6 June 1968 (aged 55) Spálgleann, Glytter
Political party	Liberty Party
Spouse	Fiona Higgins Fitzgerald
Children	Molly Wallace P. Fitzgerald III Rory Catrina
Alma mater	St Cuchulain's University

Wallace Patrick "Wally" Fitzgerald, Jr., the Earl of Iona was a Glytteronian politician who served in various Cabinet positions during his father's, Wallace P. Fitzgerald, Sr., government. He served as Leader of Her Majesty's Most Loyal Opposition until his assassination on 6 June 1968. He was the heir presumptive to the Duchy of Holyhead, but upon his death the heir presumptive soon became his eldest child, Molly Fitzgerald.

Sean Fitzgerald

Seán Fitzgerald
3rd Secretary-General of the Community of Nations
In office 10 April 1953 – November 22, 1961
Preceded by	Some Euclean, probably
Succeeded by	Napoleon Lacan
Personal details
Born	Seán Kevin Fitzgerald 29 July 1915 Iona, County Holyhead, Glytter
Died	22 November 1961 (aged 46) Kilmore, Cathia, Estmerish League
Spouse	Margaret Kennedie Fitzgerald
Children	Rose Joseph Patricia
Alma mater	University of Gayneva St Cuchulain's University

Seán Fitzgerald (29 July 1905 - 22 November 1961) was a Ghaillish diplomat, economist, and author. As the third Secretary General of the Community of Nations, he served from April 1953 until his death in a plane crash in November 1961. At the age of 47 years, 255 days, Fitzgerald is the youngest to have held the post. He is one of only four people to be awarded a posthumous Nobel Prize. Fitzgerald is the only CN Secretary-General to die in office; he was killed in a Douglas DC-6 airplane en route to cease-fire negotiations. Fitzgerald has been referred to as the "best secretary general so far" and his appointment has been mentioned as the most notable success for the CN.

Saint Cuchulain

Saint Cuchulain
Saint Cuchulain, Apostle to the Gayls
Apostle of the Gayls
Born	688
Died	8 June 756 (aged 68) Iona, Holyhead
Venerated in	Orthodox Church Solarian Catholic Church Church of Glytter
Major shrine	Iona, Holyhead, Glytter
Feast	9 June
Attributes	monk's robes, Tenic tonsure and crosier.
Patronage	Iona, floods, bookbinders, poets, Glytter.

Saint Cuchulain (688 – 9 June 756) was a X abbot and missionary credited with spreading Christianity in what is today Glytter. He founded the important abbey in Iona, Holyhead, which became a dominant religious and political institution in the region for centuries.

=Ailis Kinsella

Admiral The Right Honourable Lady Thuaidh Dame of the Thistle, 1st Order
File:Ailís Kinsella, Lady Thuaidh.jpg A portrait of Ailís Kinsella commisioned by her mother, Ellen Kinsella, in 1651. This was shortly before Ailís enlisted in the navy for the first time.
Native name	Ailís Kinsella
Birth name	Ailís Máire Kinsella,
Nickname(s)	The Maiden of the Seas, the Wooden Woman
Born	(1633-05-29)29 May 1633 Thuaidh Manor, County Tóinderry, Glytter
Died	3 September 1701(1701-09-03) (aged 68) Thuaidh Manor, County Tóinderry, Glytter
Allegiance	Glytter
Service/branch	Navy
Rank	Admiral of the Fleet
Unit	First Fleet
Awards	Dame of the Thistle, 1st Order
Spouse(s)	Sean Mac Donnell
Relations	Two children

Ailís Kinsella (Given name: Ailís Máire Kinsella, 29 May 1633 – 3 September 1701), also known as the Lady Thuaidh, was an was a Ghaillish aristocrat, admiral, merchant, and explorer in the service of the Glytteronian Crown. She served as Admiral of the fleet in the Second Gilded War and was the first woman to lead a nation's fleet in a major military conflict.

Born in Chavaniac, in County Tóinderry in the Glytteronian Lowlands, Ailís came from a wealthy landowning family who had extensive ties to mercantile trade. She followed family tradition and was commissioned an officer in the Royal Glytteronian Navy at the age of 18. Her grandfather, the Laird Thuaidh, served as an admiral during the Iohnibite Wars. At the age of 22, she left the navy and joined her father as a merchant. Her father, Tomaisin Kinsella, was a prominent member of the Royal Society for Colonisation and ran an expansive trade network between Glytter and its colony, Ealaghleann. She reenlisted in the navy at the age of 29, again serving as an officer.

During the Second Gilded War, she was largely tasked with ensuring the defence of Glytter from the Raglanese fleet, which had previously devastated the Estmerish fleet at the Raid of Port Whatever. The Glytteronian fleet, which was roughly one-third the size of its Raglanese counterpart, managed to evade the Raglanese admiral Shitlanan Whoever several times. With the surrender of Estmerish and Glytteronian forces in 1689, her service in active warfare and the navy came to an end.

As Glytter was stripped of its colony and the fortune of the Kinsella family threatened, the Lady Thuaidh turned southward. She established her own trading company and began conducting lucrative trade expeditions to places such as Badawiya. Negara, and Songguo. She stopped leading trade missions at the age of 54 and remained in County Tóinderry until her death in 1701.

Eleanore Rosaiteir

Eleanore Rosaiteir
File:Eleanore Rosaiteir.jpg Rosaiteir in 1959, two years before her death.
Taoiseach of Glytter
In office 12 June 1937 – 12 June 1952
Monarch	Ellen II
Deputy	Peadar Ó Faoláin (1937-42) Wallace P. Fitzgerald, Sr. (1942-49) Michael McCormack (1949-52)
Preceded by	Éamon Ua Buachalla
Succeeded by	Seamus Flemming
Leader of the Liberty Party
In office 1 March 1935 – 14 June 1952
Succeeded by	Wallace P. Fitzgerald, Sr.
Leader of the Glytter Libertarians
In office 28 October 1928 – 1 March 1935
Teachta Comhthionól for Blades East
In office 12 June 1927 – 12 June 1952
Personal details
Born	Eleanore Márie 11 October 1893 Awdry, County Wudare, Glytter
Died	26 November 1961 Killeena, County Wudare, Glytter
Political party	Glytter Libertarians (Before 1935) Liberty Party (Before 1935-1961)
Spouse	Kenneth Rosaiteir (1914-1961)
Children	Nainsí Proinsias
Alma mater	St. Cuchulain's University

Eleanore Rosaiteir was a Glytteronian politican and revolutionary who served as Taoiseach of Glytter from 1937 to 1952. She rose to national prominence during the Quasi-War, throughout which she led the political wing of the Sons and Daughters of Liberty, a Libertarian insurgent group opposing the ongoing occupation by the Federation during the Great War. In 1935 she negotiated a merger of Glytter's centre-right parties into the Liberty Party, of which she would serve as leader until 1952. She is considered one of the most influential leaders of Glytter, transforming the political landscape. Her personal ideology gave rise to powerful faction known as the Rosaiteirites, which was at the forefront of Glytteronian politics until the 1970s.

Patricia Flowers

Patricia Flowers
Flowers in 2016
Taoiseach of Glytter
In office 12 June 1982 – 15 June 1992
Monarch	Ellen II
Deputy	Ruadhrí Mac Ceallach
Preceded by	Michael Moss
Succeeded by	Niamh Nic Uilliam
Leader of the Liberty Party
In office 3 July 1977 – 13 June 1992
Preceded by	Calvin McKenzie
Succeeded by	Molly McCord
Teachta Comhthionól for Aerach North
Incumbent
Assumed office 12 June 1967 - 1 July 1997
Personal details
Born	Patricia Katherine Flowers (1929-02-17) 17 February 1929 Simsak, Glytter
Political party	Liberty Party
Spouse	Clive Flowers (1962-present)
Children	Elizabeth Sheridan Daisy Emmett
Alma mater	St. Cuchulain's University
Military service
Branch/service	Home Guard

Patricia Flowers, the Lady of Iveragh (née Onsloe, born 17 February 1929) is a Glytteronian politician who served as the Taoiseach of Glytter from 1982 to 1992. Her reforms are largely responsible for the current economic policies of Glytter, privatizing many former government holdings such as Iarnród Ríoga. She is also credited with establishing the modern politics of the Liberty Party. Following the end of her tenure as Taoiseach, she was granted the Lairdship of Iveragh by Queen Ellen II, a title that will also be inherited by her eldest child.

Earl Cockenzie

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A portrait of Earl Cockenzie c. 1590
Born	20 October 1559 Bulfawst, Glytter
Died	5 February 1628 (aged 67) Port Ellen, Mariana
Occupation	Maritime explorer
Title	Viceroy of Mariana

Kenneth Alexander Jameson (Ghaillish: Coinneach Alastar Mac Séamus), also known as the Earl Cockenzie, was Glytteronian explorer and colonizer who established the colony of Mariana and served as the colony's first Viceroy from 1592-1612.