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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>[[File:Edward_Nangle.png|thumb|Edward Nangle]] '''Edward Nangle''' (1799–1883) was an Irish [[Protestant]] missionary and clergyman, best known for his work on [[Achill Island]] in [[County Mayo]], [[Ireland]]. He was a prominent figure in the 19th-century [[Protestant missionary]] movement in Ireland and played a significant role in the religious and social transformation of the region.<br />
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== Early Life ==<br />
Edward Nangle was born in [[Dublin]], Ireland, in 1799. He was educated at [[Trinity College Dublin]], where he developed a strong interest in religious studies and missionary work. After completing his education, Nangle was ordained as a [[Church of Ireland]] clergyman.<br />
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== Achill Mission ==<br />
In 1831, Nangle established the [[Achill Mission]] on Achill Island. The mission aimed to convert the predominantly [[Roman Catholic]] population of the island to [[Protestantism]]. Nangle and his team built schools, churches, and a printing press, which published the ''Achill Herald'' and other religious literature.<br />
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The mission faced significant opposition from the local Catholic population and clergy, leading to tensions and conflicts. Despite this, Nangle's efforts resulted in the establishment of a Protestant community on the island.<br />
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== Contributions to Education and Healthcare ==<br />
Nangle was a strong advocate for education and healthcare. He established several schools on Achill Island, providing education to children who otherwise had limited access to schooling. He also set up a medical dispensary to offer healthcare services to the local population.<br />
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== Later Life and Legacy ==<br />
Edward Nangle continued his missionary work on Achill Island until his retirement. He passed away in 1883. His legacy is remembered through the institutions he established and his contributions to the religious and social landscape of Achill Island.<br />
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== See Also ==<br />
* [[Achill Island]]<br />
* [[Protestant missionary]]<br />
* [[Church of Ireland]]<br />
* [[Trinity College Dublin]]<br />
* [[County Mayo]]<br />
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