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Tag Archives: 1651
Ireland’s Wars: The Tory Struggle
Galway had fallen, and with it much of the conventional resistance of the Royalist side in the wars of the era had come to an end as well. The Royalist faction still held territory as a conventional government, mostly in … Continue reading
Posted in History, War
Tagged 1651, civil wars, cromwell, dublin, history, ireland, ireton, parliamentarians, royalists, tory, war
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Ireland’s Wars: The Fall Of Galway
The fall of Limerick was a death knell for the Royalists in Ireland, but the war was not over yet. The former Confederates and Royalists still maintained a military and a basic civic structure, but it was now confined almost … Continue reading
Posted in History, Ireland, Ireland's Wars, War
Tagged 1651, 1652, civil wars, clanricarde, confederates, coote, galway, history, ireland, ireland's wars, ireton, preston, royalists, war
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Ireland’s Wars: The 1651 Siege Of Limerick
The entire focus of the war in Ireland now turned, once more, to the city of Limerick on the banks of the River Shannon. Henry Ireton and his army, that would reach 8’000 strong at its most numerous, was outside … Continue reading
Posted in History, Ireland, Ireland's Wars, Limerick, War
Tagged 1651, history, hugh dubh, ireland, ireton, king johns castle, limerick, o'neill, parliamentarians, royalists, war
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Ireland’s Wars: Knocknaclashy
Donough McCarthy, the Viscount Muskerry, played a relatively small but vital part in the events of the day in the 1640s and 50’s. A Catholic nobleman with lands in West Munster, especially in Kerry, he had joined the Confederate cause … Continue reading
Posted in History, Ireland, Ireland's Wars, War
Tagged 1651, broghill, history, ireland, knc, knocknaclashy, limerick, muskerry, parliamentarians, royalists, war
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Ireland’s Wars: Ireton Crosses The Shannon
Ireton had drawn up his plan to invade Connacht again. The first part of that plan would not only go off without a hitch, but gain a spectacular success in the bloodless capture of Athlone, and the opening of a … Continue reading
Posted in History, Ireland, Ireland's Wars, War
Tagged 1651, castlehaven, history, ireland, ireton, killaloe, o'briensbridge, parliamentarians, royalists, shannon, war
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Ireland’s Wars: Ireton’s New Plan And The Fall Of Athlone
1651 came, the weather cleared, but nothing happened. Everyone must have known that another Parliamentarian assault on the Shannon defensive line, led by Henry Ireton, was an inevitability, to make up for his failed effort the first time around. But … Continue reading
Posted in History, Ireland's Wars, War
Tagged 1651, athlone, civil wars, clanricarde, connacht, coote, dillon, history, ireland, ireton, parliamentarians, royalists, sligo, war
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