Irish Rebellion of 1798

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The Irish Rebellion of 1798 was a major uprising led largely by the United Irishmen against British rule in Ireland, inspired by the American and French revolutions and aiming to establish an independent Irish republic.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf armed conflict
event in Irish history
rebellion
uprising
alsoKnownAs Irish Rebellion of 1798
surface form: 1798 Rebellion

Irish Rebellion of 1798
surface form: United Irishmen Rebellion
commemoratedBy 1798 bicentenary commemorations in 1998
conflictType insurgency
consequence Acts of Union 1800
surface form: Act of Union 1800

creation of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
dissolution of the Irish Parliament
increased sectarian tensions in Ireland
country Kingdom of Ireland
endTime 1798-09
estimatedDeaths tens of thousands
hasCause demand for parliamentary reform
desire for Irish independence
influence of the American Revolution
influence of the French Revolution
opposition to British rule in Ireland
religious discrimination against Catholics and Presbyterians
hasPart Battle of Antrim
Battle of Ballinamuck
Battle of New Ross
Battle of Vinegar Hill
Castlebar Races
French landing at Killala
Irish Rebellion of 1798 self-linksurface differs
surface form: Rebellion in Ulster

Irish Rebellion of 1798 self-linksurface differs
surface form: Wexford Rebellion
historicalPeriod late 18th century
ideology Irish nationalism
inspired by Enlightenment ideals
republicanism
influenced Easter Rising
surface form: Easter Rising of 1916

Irish Republican Brotherhood
later Irish nationalist movements
leader Bagenal Harvey
Father John Murphy
Henry Joy McCracken
Jean Humbert
Joseph Holt
Lord Edward FitzGerald
Theobald Wolfe Tone
location Connacht
Ireland
Leinster
Munster
Ulster
mainGoal end British rule in Ireland
establish an independent Irish republic
motto liberty, equality, fraternity (inspired)
opponent Government of the Kingdom of Great Britain
surface form: British government in Ireland

Kingdom of Great Britain
loyalist forces in Ireland
organizedBy Society of United Irishmen
participant British Army
French First Republic
French Revolutionary Army
surface form: French expeditionary forces

Irish militia
Irish rebels
United Irishmen
Manchester and Salford Yeomanry
surface form: Yeomanry
relatedTo Irish Rebellion of 1641
Irish Rebellion of 1803
Society of United Irishmen
Irish republican movement
surface form: Young Ireland movement
result defeat of the United Irishmen
heavy casualties among rebels and civilians
suppression of the rebellion by British forces
startTime 1798-05

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Georgian era significantEvent Irish Rebellion of 1798
Atlantic Revolutions includesEvent Irish Rebellion of 1798
Irish Rebellion of 1798 alsoKnownAs Irish Rebellion of 1798
this entity surface form: 1798 Rebellion
Irish Rebellion of 1798 alsoKnownAs Irish Rebellion of 1798
this entity surface form: United Irishmen Rebellion
Irish Rebellion of 1798 hasPart Irish Rebellion of 1798 self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Wexford Rebellion
Irish Rebellion of 1798 hasPart Irish Rebellion of 1798 self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Rebellion in Ulster
1st Marquess Cornwallis participatedIn Irish Rebellion of 1798
subject surface form: Charles Cornwallis, 1st Marquess Cornwallis
County Wexford historicalEvent Irish Rebellion of 1798
this entity surface form: 1798 Rebellion
Father John Murphy participantIn Irish Rebellion of 1798
Irish Rebellion of 1803 isAfter Irish Rebellion of 1798
Society of United Irishmen notableEvent Irish Rebellion of 1798
Society of United Irishmen planned Irish Rebellion of 1798
Society of United Irishmen disbandedAfter Irish Rebellion of 1798
United Irishmen organized Irish Rebellion of 1798
United Irishmen associatedEvent Irish Rebellion of 1798
French landing at Killala partOf Irish Rebellion of 1798
Castlebar Races conflict Irish Rebellion of 1798
Castlebar Races partOf Irish Rebellion of 1798
Castlebar Races associatedWith Irish Rebellion of 1798
this entity surface form: United Irishmen rebellion in Connacht
Theobald Wolfe Tone participatedIn Irish Rebellion of 1798
Lord Edward FitzGerald notableWork Irish Rebellion of 1798
this entity surface form: Organization of the 1798 Irish Rebellion in Leinster
Battle of New Ross conflict Irish Rebellion of 1798
Battle of New Ross partOf Irish Rebellion of 1798
Battle of Vinegar Hill conflict Irish Rebellion of 1798
Battle of Vinegar Hill partOf Irish Rebellion of 1798
Battle of Vinegar Hill cause Irish Rebellion of 1798
Bagenal Harvey participatedIn Irish Rebellion of 1798
Bagenal Harvey conflict Irish Rebellion of 1798
Battle of Antrim conflict Irish Rebellion of 1798
Battle of Antrim partOf Irish Rebellion of 1798
this entity surface form: Ulster rising of 1798
Battle of Ballinamuck partOf Irish Rebellion of 1798
Battle of Ballinamuck conflict Irish Rebellion of 1798
Battle of Ballinamuck theatre Irish Rebellion of 1798
this entity surface form: Irish theatre of the French Revolutionary Wars
Joseph Holt participatedIn Irish Rebellion of 1798
Jean Humbert participatedIn Irish Rebellion of 1798
Cathleen ni Houlihan associatedHistoricalEvent Irish Rebellion of 1798
Robert Emmet associatedWith Irish Rebellion of 1798
Robert Dwyer Joyce song "The Wind That Shakes the Barley" historicalContext Irish Rebellion of 1798
subject surface form: The Wind That Shakes the Barley (song)
Robert Dwyer Joyce song "The Wind That Shakes the Barley" associatedEvent Irish Rebellion of 1798
subject surface form: The Wind That Shakes the Barley (song)
this entity surface form: United Irishmen uprising
Expédition d’Irlande précède Irish Rebellion of 1798
this entity surface form: Rébellion irlandaise de 1798
The Rebel County associatedWithEvent Irish Rebellion of 1798
this entity surface form: 1798 Irish Rebellion
British administration in Ireland significantEvent Irish Rebellion of 1798