Conquest cromwellienne of Ireland

The Conquête cromwellienne of Ireland begins when Oliver Cromwell unloads in Ireland in 1649 with the New Model Army . The Conquest marks the end of the Irish confederated Guerres, which is the Irish side of the Guerres of the Three Kingdoms.

Since the Irish Rebellion of 1641, the country was under control of the confederated Ireland, which had an alliance with the Royalist S demolished at the time of the First revolution English.

Battles and seats

  • Head office of Drogheda

  • Bag of Wexford
  • Head office of Clonmel
  • Head office of Limerick
  • Head office of Waterford
  • Head office of Galway

Long-term effects

During the Glorious Revolution, the catholics of Ireland try to reverse the Conquest at the time of the Guerre williamite in Ireland, by taking the party of the Jacobitisme, but without success.

See too

External bond

  • ''1649-52: Cromwell' S Conquest off Ireland '' on the site '' Civil British Wars, the Commonwealth and Protectorate 1638-60 ''.

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