Was English introduced into Ireland during the Norman invasion?

English mother comes from Anglo-Saxon, an ancient Germanic nation, who immigrated to Britain at that time. The name Angles later became the source of the word England. After the collapse of the Roman Empire, Britain split into several countries, and the Nordic people also invaded on a large scale. Although the local people set up a unified kingdom to resist, in fact, many Norman kings in northern Europe have conquered England, such as Knut the Great, and Britain before the Norman conquest was also deeply influenced by Nordic culture. William, Duke of Normandy, France, conquered England in 1 1 century, brought French to England and became the popular language of the royal family. Later, the ruler of the British Anjou Dynasty also came from Anjou, France. English is formed through the conquest and integration of different nationalities, which combines German, French, Nordic and local languages. Gaelic was used for a long time in Scotland until18th century. Wales also has its own language, but it has long been conquered by long-legged Edward.