Oversættelse. Dansk - engelsk

den danske tekst som jeg har oversat til engelsk er denne her:

Nordirland. Urolighederne I Nordirland, som af mange karakteriseres som borgerkrig, kan kun forstås, hvis man kender noget til Irlangs historie.
I det 17 århundrede blev tusindvis af protestanter, bl.a. mange presbyterianere fra Skotland, sendt over for at kolonisere Ulster. Kløften mellem de indfødte og kolonisterne blev større af, at de ikke havde samme religion. Irerne blev ikke blot forfulgt, fordi de var irere, men også fordi de var katolikker. Religion og politik blev fra da af nært forbundet.
I 1689 flygtede den katolske konge, James II af England, til Irland for at blive beskyttet af sine irske undersåtter. Men han blev til sidst besejret af protestanterne den 12. juli 1690 i slaget ved Boyne.
Lige siden er denne dag blevet fejret med stor begejstring af irske protestanter, som samles flere steder i Nordirland. Der arrangeres marcher og holdes møder, og i taler og sange understreges det, at protestanterne var og stadig er sejrherrer.

Den engelske, som jeg gerne vil have rettelse til : Northern Ireland.
The troubles in Northern Ireland, which many criticized by civil war, can only be understood, if you know something to Irelands story.
In the 17th century many protestants, and a lot of (presbyterianere) from Scotland, send over to the colonize
Ulster. Gap between indigenous and colonial States were greater by the fact that they did not have the same religion. The irish doesn’t get got pursues, because they were irish, but also because they were Catholics. Religion and politic begun since then linked.

In 1689 fled the Catholic king, James II of England, to Ireland in order to be protected by its Irish subjects. But he got at last defeated by the Protestants on 12.July. 1960 in the battle of Boyne.

Ever since that day has been celebrated with great enthusiasm by the Irish Protestants, who gathered in several places in Northern Ireland. Marches have been arranged and meetings and in speeches and songs they emphasized that Protestants were and still are victors