Fixed scoping issue allowing England to trigger "Return to the Pale" even during War of the Roses disaster. Also added a flag to prevent event from triggering if an Irish minor completes "Dismantle English Rule" mission.

Fixed a bug causing most vanilla great projects not to load properly.

Fixed event chain tied to the Saint Brendan's voyage mission.

Added Religious Zeal modifier when converting to Insular or Druidism.

Added event option to remain a republic when converting to Druidism.

Adjusted "Stonehenge" to be accessed by anyone of the British or Gaelic culture groups along with its previous conditions.

Added "Fianna Dubh" mercenary company based in Dublind (373).

Minor localisation patches.

Fixed "Sword of the Reformation" mission causing game to crash when viewing the mission triggers.

Minor localisation patch.

Fixed encoding for the cultures file (I think) ((I hope)) (((I pray))).

Fixed "Celticisation" (hidden) province event modifier scope issue.
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Revised several text files to eliminate unnecessary bloat and prevent the need to overwrite vanilla files for minor adjustments. Will continue to look for areas where this still may be occurring.

Changed the colour of the Soldier's Song bookmark text.

I assume most people prolly never check here, but I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to everyone who has tried the mod. I appreciate the advice and support from those who have shared their insights, as well as the more experienced individuals who have guided me in resolving bugs and improving my general coding practices. Thank you all! :>

Added a start-date bookmark for Meath.

Fixed "Custodian of all Druids" mission to require you to be a top 3 great power.

Fixed "Expanding the Harbour" mission scope issue where it wouldn't recognise great project tier.

Fixed "Placate Englishtown" mission scope issue where it wouldn't recognise the trigger wouldn't recognise the province modifier "Recent Uprising".

Fixed bug where establishing personal union war goal would instead make them an Aontastáit subject.