Battle of Three Rocks (1798)

Battle of Three Rocks (United Irishmen vs British Army & Loyalists) took place in 1798 during Irish Rebellion of 1798.

Battle facts

Year: 1798
Date: 1798-05-30
Era: Early Modern
Conflict: Irish Rebellion of 1798
Side A: United Irishmen
Side B: British Army, Loyalists
Commanders (A): Thomas Cloney, Robert Carty, John Kelly, Michael Furlong
Commanders (B): Captain Adams, Lieutenant Birch
Casualties: 70 dead, 18 captured (British Army & Loyalists)
Outcome: Irish victory. British abandon Wexford.
Coordinates: 52.332°, -6.544°

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Battle of Three Rocks (1798)

Battle of Three Rocks took place in 1798. United Irishmen vs British Army & Loyalists. Part of Irish Rebellion of 1798. Casualties: 70 dead, 18 captured (British Army & Loyalists). Explore the interactive map and full Wikipedia details on WarAtlas. Please enable JavaScript to use the full app.