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Achadh Leithdheirg (331 Co Monaghan) | Antrim (Co Antrim 7th June 1798) |
| Ardee 943 Co Louth | Athenry (1316 Co Galway) | |
| Aughrim (12th July 1691 Co Galway) |
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Ballinamuck (Co Longford 8th September) | Benburb (County Tyrone 1646) |
| Ballaghmoon (908) Flan King of Tara defeats and kills Cormac, King of Cashel. | ||
| Boyne (1690 Co Meath) | Ballynahinch (Co Down 12-13th June 1798) | |
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Carlow (Carlow town 23rd May 1798) | Clontarf (Co Dublin Good Friday 1014) |
| Clontarf Reprinted from PW Joyce's Book 'A Concise History of Ireland' | ||
| Clontibret (Co Monaghan 1595) | Culdremna (Co Sligo 561) |
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The Diamond (21st September 1795) | Derry (Siege of 18th April 1689) |
| Disert O'Dea (Ennis Co Clare 1318) | Dollies Brae (July 1849) | |
| Downpatrick (Co Down 16th May 1260) | Dublin (919) | |
| Downpatrick (Co Down 1203) |
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Fanhart (Co Louth 14th October 1318) | . |
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Glen Mama (999) | |
| Glenmalure 25th August 1580 |
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Jordans
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Kinsale (21st December 1601) | Knock-tuogh (19th August 1504 Co Galway) |
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Leth Caim North eastern Ireland (827) |
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Maynooth (1535) | |
| Moneymore (563 Co Derry) | The Cruthan were defeated by the Ui Neill's | |
| At the battle of Moin Mor Turlough O'Connor and Dermot MacMurrough defeat Turlough O'Brien, King of Munster. Sources report 7000 Munster men killed. |
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Battle of Orra 1558 Co Antrim | MacDonnells defeat the MacQuillan's |
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Races of Castlebar (Co Mayo 22nd August 1798) | . |
| Rathlin Island massacre (1575) | . |
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Siege of Limerick (Co Limerick 1690) | Battle of Solohead (Co Limerick 967) |
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Yellow Ford. 1598 (Armagh) | The combined forces of O'Neill, O'Donnell & Maguire overwhelmed an English army led by Sir Henry Bagnell at Yellow Ford on the River Blackwater in Co Armagh, this victory gave O'Neill and his allies control of a considerable part of the country. |
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