Treaty of the Broken Treaty

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The Treaty of the Broken Treaty, better known as the Treaty of Limerick, was the 1691 agreement that ended the Williamite War in Ireland and became infamous among Irish Catholics for the subsequent failure to uphold its promised protections.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical agreement
peace treaty
alsoKnownAs Treaty of Limerick NERFINISHED
appliesTo Irish Catholics NERFINISHED
Jacobite soldiers in Ireland
Protestant establishment in Ireland
associatedWith James II of England NERFINISHED
Limerick city walls NERFINISHED
Patrick Sarsfield NERFINISHED
William III of England NERFINISHED
category 1691 in Ireland
Treaties of the Williamite War in Ireland
country Kingdom of Ireland NERFINISHED
dateSigned 1691-10-03
endedConflict Williamite War in Ireland NERFINISHED
followedBy Penal Laws against Catholics in Ireland NERFINISHED
follows Siege of Limerick (1691) NERFINISHED
granted permission for Jacobite officers and soldiers to enter William’s service
protection of property rights for Irish Catholics
religious toleration for Irish Catholics
right of Jacobite soldiers to leave for service in France
hasPart civil articles of the Treaty of Limerick
military articles of the Treaty of Limerick
historicalPeriod late 17th century
historicalReputation symbol of English and Protestant bad faith to Irish Catholics
influenced Irish Catholic political grievances
Irish nationalist historical memory
jurisdiction Kingdom of Ireland under William III NERFINISHED
language English
legalStatus many civil articles not fully implemented
partially ratified by the Irish Parliament
locationSigned County Limerick NERFINISHED
Ireland NERFINISHED
Limerick NERFINISHED
nickname Broken Treaty NERFINISHED
partOf Williamite War in Ireland NERFINISHED
promised freedom of worship for Roman Catholics in Ireland
no further persecution for former Jacobite supporters who submitted
security of existing land ownership for Catholics who accepted Williamite rule
reasonForNickname subsequent failure to uphold its protections for Irish Catholics
resultedIn departure of many Irish soldiers to France (Flight of the Wild Geese)
end of organized Jacobite resistance in Ireland
formal surrender of Jacobite forces in Limerick
signatory Jacobite forces NERFINISHED
Williamite forces
representatives of James II supporters in Ireland
representatives of William III of England
yearSigned 1691

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Treaty of Limerick alsoKnownAs Treaty of the Broken Treaty