the significance of events and indivuald : the battle of clontibret 1695 , yellow ford 1598 , curlew pass 1599 , and the collapse of th munter plantation

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clontirebt - 1595 - ulster - what happned

  • tyronne a,bushed bagenals men with 1750 men who were marching in a column on the road to monghan castle

  • using wooded terrain to harras the english with skirmish fire , the english ran shrot of gunpower and were attacked againon return , retreating into newry

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clontibret 1595 - why did english loose

  • marhced in lign exposed collumn

  • terrain favoured the irish mobility making the english ridgid

  • gunpowder shortages - engluish supply lines were isrupted

  • couldnt adapt to irish tactics of hit and run

  • limite troops

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clontibret - significance

  • first mmajor proof that english armies coul be out maneuvered

  • undermiend english control in ultster

  • boosted irish morales , tyrones moral

  • shook english cofnidence

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clontbret - what does ti shwo about the war

  • conflict to be log , tactical and terrain drivion

  • not to be quivkly suprresed

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battle of yellow ford - ulster - 1598 - tyronne , earl of ormond , bagenal - what happened

  • english marched to revive balckwarter ford

  • tyronne trapped them on a narrow way

  • bagenal was killed , the english army colpassed and retreated

  • the victory triggered the collpse of the munster plantaon

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yellow ford - why did the english loose

  • terrain chose by tyrone , boggy , narrow , impossible for nelgihs formations

  • bagenals death destroyed command strucutre

  • irish forces were dicsiplines , entrecnhed and well coodinated

  • english panic , hwavy casualty and disorganised

  • ormonds troops were full of irish solders which couldnt be trusted

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significance

  • worst english defeat of the war

  • englis control shrank to dublic , dorg=hedd and a few town

  • munster plantation - decause of colonisation collapsed in weeks

  • irish moralee soared - english panic spread

  • proved tyronne coud win a mjor battle

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what does ti show about the war

  • the war escalalted int oa national crisis

  • england wa no longer suppressing a rebellion

  • retaling entire position in ireland

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collapse of the munster plantation - 1598 - irish remends - ormond - earl of essex - what happened

  • after defeat at yellow ford , reelleion spreadi nto munster

  • tyronnes influence reached the south especially after he granted the title , earl of desmond - giving the legigtimiacy

  • english srttlers were isolated and lacked protection

  • irish rebels attacked thep lantation , settlemt settlers abandoned their lanfs and led to fortified towns

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munster - why did the english loose

  • no military backbrown = once yelow ford ell , settlers had no portection

  • geographically vulnerable - settlers were scattered acrossmunster making it an easy target

  • tyronne national authority ability to grand titles gave rebels political stability

  • froces tied up in ulster , munster was elft exposed

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munter signfiicance

  • entire plantation wiped

  • decades of collonisation collapsed

  • proved that english control outside the pale was limited

  • forced elizabeth to rething strategically - send essex a large amount of troops

  • if munster could fall then anywehere else could

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elizabeths response

  • shock defeat at yellow ford , sent 1900 troops to protext dublin

  • further 6300 to help stop munster revellion from spreading

  • replaced burgh with the earl of essex as lord leutenant ) english title )

  • given 1700 troops , however prooved to be illsuite due to asking for a truce rather than defeatign tyronne

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why does it show about the war

  • 9 year war became an ational uprising

  • de facto ruler of ireland

  • english stragety was reactive , oversteched and falling

  • who rules ireland ?

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curlew pass 1599 - CONNAUGHT - essex - o cconor - -sir conyer clifford - hugh roe odenlla - what happened

  • essex ordered clifford ( president of connaught ) to rescue o connoir 9 irish cheiftan)

  • clifford marched through curlew pass and was abmushed my odonnel in narrow wodded terrain

  • clifford was kills and the english army had to re routed

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curlew ppass - why did the english loose

  • ambushedi n a terrain they couldnt fight in

  • poor preparation and low morale

  • could not form battle lines

  • clifford death caused collapse in leadership

  • loss of supply and conhesion

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curlew pass , significance

  • further weeakend controll in connaught

  • humiliated essex and exposed his incompetence

  • reinforced irish beleif that english armies were vulnerable

  • deepend enlish dear that the war was sprialing out of control

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what t doesit show about the war

  • irish held initative, using terrain and timing to do minate

  • english forces were reactive , overstretched and repetedly out maneouvered

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most signficant turning point

  • the collpase ofthem unster plantation

  • this is hwere irish rebels turned from a regional threat ot an ationa l threat

  • exposing fragilityof englosh control due to the collpase of a 14 year plantation , foricng many settlers to flee

  • exposing vulnerability , if munster could collpase after decades of control anyehrte can

  • forced elizabeth to rethik stragegy and sening first major english army under essex and stil not capatalised

  • deemend a a significant turning point