Petronilla de Meath

Petronilla de Meath was a woman who lived in medieval Ireland and was accused of witchcraft in 1324. She was the first person in Ireland to be executed for witchcraft and her death was seen as a major milestone in the persecution of witches. De Meath was a member of the nobility and was known for her beauty and her social status. Despite her reputation, little is known about her life and legacy. She is still remembered today as a symbol of the dangers of witchcraft and the power of the Catholic Church.