Siege of Cork (1690 AD)

Siege of Cork (Williamites and allies - English Army and Danish Auxiliary Corps vs Jacobites) took place in 1690 AD during Williamite War in Ireland.

Battle facts

Year: 1690 AD
Date: 1690-09-01
Era: Early Modern
Conflict: Williamite War in Ireland
Side A: Williamites and allies - English Army and Danish Auxiliary Corps
Side B: Jacobites
Commanders (A): Earl of Marlborough, Duke of Wurttemberg, Duke of Grafton
Commanders (B): Roger McElligott, Cornelius O'Driscoll, Sir Edward Scott
Outcome: Williamite victory
Coordinates: 51.900°, -8.473°

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Siege of Cork (1690 AD)

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