Siege of Limerick

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The Siege of Limerick was a major late-17th-century military engagement in Ireland in which English Parliamentarian forces besieged the Jacobite-held city, helping to determine the outcome of the Williamite War in Ireland.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf military engagement
siege
attackers English Parliamentarian forces
Williamite army NERFINISHED
belligerent supporters of James II of England
supporters of William III of England
conflict Williamite War in Ireland NERFINISHED
conflictSide Jacobite Ireland NERFINISHED
Williamite forces in Ireland NERFINISHED
country Ireland NERFINISHED
defenders Jacobite garrison of Limerick
describedAs major late-17th-century military engagement in Ireland
hasCause Glorious Revolution NERFINISHED
deposition of James II
hasParticipant English Parliamentarian forces
Irish Jacobite forces NERFINISHED
Jacobites NERFINISHED
Williamites NERFINISHED
historicalRegion Munster NERFINISHED
location Kingdom of Ireland NERFINISHED
Limerick NERFINISHED
militaryTheater Irish theatre of the Nine Years' War NERFINISHED
objective capture of the Jacobite-held city of Limerick
opponent Jacobites NERFINISHED
Williamites NERFINISHED
partOf Nine Years' War NERFINISHED
Williamite War in Ireland NERFINISHED
relatedEvent Battle of the Boyne NERFINISHED
Siege of Athlone NERFINISHED
Treaty of Limerick NERFINISHED
result Williamite victory
significance helped determine the outcome of the Williamite War in Ireland
strategicImportance control of western Ireland
pressure on Jacobite resistance in Ireland
timePeriod late 17th century

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Cromwellian conquest of Ireland hasPart Siege of Limerick