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Myth of Irish ‘slavery’ in U.S. promoted by white supremacists ahead of St. Patrick’s Day

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Hundreds of thousands of Irish people were not transported to the Americas as slaves, despite nearly decade-old claims circulating anew online in the run-up to St. Patrick’s Day.

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