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Category Archives: Ireland’s Wars
Ireland’s Wars: Monro’s Arrival And Kilrush
The Irish had fallen back from the failed assault on Drogheda, and while they continued to control very large swaths of territory in Ireland (the amount does bear repeating, over 80% of Irish territory was not in English control by … Continue reading
Posted in History, Ireland, Ireland's Wars, War
Tagged carrickfergus, confederates, history, ireland, kilrush, monro, newry, ormonde, scotland, war
4 Comments
Ireland’s Wars: The First Confederate Victory And Defeat
One of the things I feel I should state here is that I cannot hope to cover everything. Starting around this point, the military history of Ireland begins to become better recorded and more complex, far more than earlier days … Continue reading
Posted in History, Ireland's Wars, War
Tagged confederate, drogheda, history, ireland, julianstown, siege, war
3 Comments
Ireland’s Wars: The Bloodshed Of 1641
The plot of the 23rd of October had gone off, with great success in the north, and the shockwave that it caused would reach all over Ireland. It would take a few months for it turn into a recognisable war, … Continue reading
Posted in History, Ireland, Ireland's Wars, War
Tagged 1641, civil war, confederates, ireland, irelands wars, massacre, phelim, war
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Ireland’s Wars: The Road To The Confederate Wars
So, we come to the Irish Confederate Wars, also sometimes known as the Eleven Years War or the 1641 Rebellion, one facet of the War of the Three Kingdoms, a flowery title for the English Civil War (all three of … Continue reading
Posted in History, Ireland, Ireland's Wars, War
Tagged 1641 rebellion, charles i, confederate wars, history, ireland, parliament, phelim o'neill, scotland, war, wentworth
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Ireland’s Wars: Mountjoy’s Peace
From the signing of the Treaty of Mellifont in 1603 to the outbreak of a new rebellion in 1641, Ireland was largely peaceful. There were exceptions to that throughout the 38 year period, not least the brief rebellion of Cahir … Continue reading
Posted in History, Ireland, Ireland's Wars, War
Tagged 1600s, chichester, history, ireland, mountjoy, natives rebellion, war
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Ireland’s Wars: The Rebellion Of Cahir O’Doherty
Finally we move on from the Nine Years War and its immediate aftermath, but before advancing forward some years, we will discuss a brief rebellion, little more than a coda to the large scale fighting that preceded it, which broke … Continue reading
Posted in History, Ireland's Wars, War
Tagged 1508, 1608, cahir o'doherty, chichester, derry, henry paulet, history, ireland, o'donnell's, tyrone, war
3 Comments
Ireland’s Wars: COIN In The Nine Years War
This will be the last thing I write on the Nine Years War, promise. The Nine Years War was an insurgency war for the most part. Save for the handful of bigger engagements and the sieges that took place (mostly … Continue reading
Posted in Counter Insurgency (COIN), History, Ireland, Ireland's Wars, War
Tagged coin, counter insurgency, history, ireland, nine years war, war
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Ireland’s Wars: A Summary Of The Nine Years War
The Nine Years War was a brutal contest, and I hope that I have done something to make that clear in the mind of the reader. Such a long and drawn out affair requires some reflection and more elaborated final … Continue reading
Posted in History, Ireland, Ireland's Wars, War
Tagged 1600s, england, history, hugh o'neill, ireland, kinsale, mellifont, mountjoy, nine years war, tudors, war, yellow ford
6 Comments