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Ireland’s Wars: The Fall Of Athlone
June 1691: The Williamite army of Godert de Ginkel had taken the eastern half of Athlone, smashing through its outer defences after only a brief bombardment. But the bridge connecting both sides of the town over the Shannon had not … Continue reading
Posted in History, Ireland, Ireland's Wars, War
Tagged 1691, athlone, ginkel, history, ireland, jacobites, st ruth, two kings, war, williamites
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Ireland’s Wars: Winter Operations And Aims In 1691
The major campaigns of the War of the Two Kings had ceased with the taking Cork and Kinsale by John Churchill, but, through the winter months at the end of 1690 and into the beginning of 1691, there were still … Continue reading
Posted in History, Ireland's Wars, War
Tagged 1690, 1691, ginkel, history, ireland, jacobites, james, louis, two kings, tyrconnell, war, william, williamites
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Ireland’s Wars: Marlborough At Kinsale
John Churchill, the Duke of Marlborough, had, with the help of the Duke of Württemberg, brought Cork City to heel. But, with the campaign season rapidly approaching its end, he still had one more target he needed to hit. With … Continue reading
Posted in History, Ireland, Ireland's Wars, War
Tagged 1690, charles, civil wars, history, ireland, jacobites, james, kinsale, marlborough, scott, two kings, williamites
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Ireland’s Wars: William’s Arrival
Before more serious matters next time, this week’s entry will be a shorter lead-up. William III arrived in Ireland on the 14th of June, at the head of a force of men that would, in the field, number well over 36’000. … Continue reading
Posted in History, Ireland, Ireland's Wars, War
Tagged 1690, boyne, history, ireland, jacobites, james, two kings, war, william, williamites
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Ireland’s Wars: Cavan And Charlemont, 1690
After the stand-off outside Dundalk came to an end, with both sides withdrawing their armies into winter quarters, James II came in for increasing criticism. He had moved away first, tiring of the interminable situation where Schomburg’s army refused to … Continue reading
Posted in History, Ireland, Ireland's Wars, War
Tagged 1690, cavan, charlemont, history, ireland, jacobites, james, schomburg, two kings, war, william, williamites, wolseley
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Ireland’s Wars: Robert Lundy
The Siege of Londonderry in 1689 is a pivotal enough event that I feel comfortable spending a bit of extra time on it, and part of that is the events in the immediate proceeding weeks before the siege had actually … Continue reading
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Tagged 1689, baker, derry, history, ireland, jacobites, james, londonderry, lundy, murray, siege, two kings, war, williamites
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