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Maxime Chouinard —————— Historical Martial Arts Researcher

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Month: February 2015

What is Irish stick fighting?

All about the art of Irish stick fighting or Bataireacht.

19th century martial arts, Antrim Bata, bataireacht, Baton, blackthorn, boiscin, Faction fight, fencing, HEMA, Historical European Martial Arts, History, Irish history, Irish stick fighting, La Canne, Martial Arts, stick fighting, Victorian Martial Arts

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