South Africa is about to expropriate stolen land. Should Ireland do the same?

South Africa is about to expropriate stolen land from white farmers without compensation. This makes sense because the land was stolen by conquest. Should Ireland do the same in cases where there is a traceable lineage from the present day "owners" back to the time of Cromwell?

Closer to home, land reform is now being looked at in Scotland also. Indeed there are those who are asking how a few dozen Lairds came to "own" half of Scotland and how many of those came into "their" land by selling out Scotland. The following video pertains to Scotland. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H2kTGLUh_c4

For me the answer to expropriation is an unequivocal yes! When I raised this matter in the past, some made the point that confiscating land is what Communists do but the difference is that Communists take land from people who own it, i.e. Communists steal private property. What I am suggesting is the opposite, taking land back from the thieves who stole it via conquest, and the state can then allocate shares in the confiscated properties to the Gaelic/Norman Irish, some of whom are farmers anyway and they can manage the new holdings for the shareholders. City dwellers can sell their share either to farmers who want to expand or to investors who want to speculate.