French Army of Ireland detachment

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The French Army of Ireland detachment was a small expeditionary force sent by Revolutionary France to support Irish rebels during the 1798 Rebellion.

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French Army of Ireland detachment canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf expeditionary force
military unit
allegiance Revolutionary France NERFINISHED
conflict French Revolutionary Wars
country French First Republic NERFINISHED
goal encourage Irish independence movement
weaken British power
hasHistoricalContext spread of revolutionary ideas in Europe
hasHistoricalPeriod Age of Revolution NERFINISHED
hasPurpose oppose British rule in Ireland
support Irish rebels
isPartOf French military interventions in Ireland
languageOfCommand French
militaryBranch land forces
notableFor French support to the 1798 Irish Rebellion
operatedIn Ireland NERFINISHED
opposedBy British Army NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Great Britain NERFINISHED
participatedIn Irish Rebellion of 1798 NERFINISHED
partOf French Army NERFINISHED
size small detachment
supported Irish rebels
Society of United Irishmen NERFINISHED
temporalLocation 1798
theaterOfOperations Irish mainland
type infantry-dominated force
usedTransport French Navy ships

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French landing at Killala landedForce French Army of Ireland detachment