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	Battle of Bunclody - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bunclody – Tuberneering – New Ross – Antrim – Arklow - Saintfield – Ballynahinch – Ovidstown – Foulksmills – Vinegar Hill – Ballyellis – Castlebar – Collooney – Ballinamuck – Killala
		The battle of Bunclody or Newtownbarry as it was then called, was a battle in the Irish Rebellion of 1798, which took place on 1st June 1798 when a force of some 5,000 rebels led by Catholic priest Fr.
		Mogue Kearns attacked the garrison at Bunclody as part of the Wexford rebels campaign against border garrisons.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Battle_of_Bunclody (388 words)

	Battle of Ballinamuck - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Battle of Ballinamuck marked the defeat of the main force of the French incursion during the 1798 Rebellion in Ireland.
		The battle began with a short artillery duel followed by a dragoon charge on exposed Irish rebels.
		There was a brief struggle when French lines were reached which only ceased when Humbert signalled his intention to surrender and his officers ordered their men to lay down their muskets.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Battle_of_Ballinamuck (659 words)

	List of Battles 1401-1800 Encyclopedia Articles @ KarrNet.com (Karr Net) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Battle of Komaki Hideyoshi is defeated by Tokugawa Ieyasu.
		Battle of Busan November 1 Admiral Yi defeats Hideyoshi in a naval battle.
		Battle of Malplaquet September 11 - Prince of Savoy and Duke of Marlborough defeat the French in the largest battle of the 18th century, though at a terrible cost.
	www.karrnet.com /encyclopedia/List_of_battles_1401-1800 (6311 words)

	Chronology of Irish History : History of Ireland.
		The Battle of the Yellow Ford – the combined forces of O’Neill, O’Donnell and Maguire overwhelm an English army led by Sir Henry Bagenal outside of Armagh.
		Monro is defeated by Owen Roe O’Neill at the Battle of Benburb.
		The army of James II is defeated at the Battle of the Boyne.
	www.saintpatricksland.com /IrishHistory.htm (2103 words)

	SKELTON, 1798
		Two hundred years have passed since Bunclody shook to the sound of cannon ball and grapeshot as the King's troops dislodged the Insurgent forces from the town on 1 June 1798.
		It was not called Bunclody then, but Newtownbarry and if you are searching history's pages looking for a reference to the battle, you must, of necessity, look for it under the latter name.
		The real battle was between the powerful privileged class on one side and on the other, those who wanted civil and religious liberty under a new order of Republicanism.
	homepage.eircom.net /~skelton/page36.html (559 words)

	County Wexford : Attractions \| Frommers.com
		Battles were fought in Kildare, Carlow, Wicklow, and Meath, and quickly won by English forces.
		Wexford became the center of the battle in part because of the behavior of English-led forces.
		More than 500 died in the battle, but that was nothing compared to what happened next.
	www.frommers.com /destinations/countywexford/2530010029.html (1433 words)

	Hoganstand.com - GAA Football & Hurling
		The news of the unexpected death of Mr Rory Murphy, Ballinavocra, Bunclody which took place at the County Hospital Wexford on Wednesday, November 26 was learned of with great sadness in Bunclody and the surrounding areas.
		Along with the late Eamon Whelan from Clonegal he produced “A Christian Calling” a religious life and christian death in the parish of Clonegal in 2000 and later produced two volumes of “The Wexford Gentry” with Arthur Kavanagh tracing the origins of 24 Wexford families which were published in 1994 and 1996.
		He was a keen follower of GAA and was secretary of the Half Way House Bunclody as vice chairman of the Wexford County Board and Enniscorthy GAA executive committee.
	www.hoganstand.com /Wexford/ArticleForm.aspx?ID=56074 (842 words)

	AN PHOBLACHT/REPUBLICAN NEWS
		A fascination with stage battles, battle-dress and the weapons of war occupied much of my childhood.
		In my version the Prussians didn't arrive to relieve the English but to help annihilate them; the `Indians' rarely lost a brave as they prevented the spread of the White man across the Americas; and the Norman castles of England, Scotland and Ireland were overrun regularly by native hordes.
		Battles in which the Irish or Irish regiments were involved also attracted my attention, the American Civil War, the Fenian expeditions in North America, the revolts of the Irish in the early Australian colony, the role of the Irish at Fontenoy and more.
	republican-news.org /archive/1998/August20/20book.html (485 words)

	Carlow Nationalist - 1999/11/05: Bunclody Ban Clóidí
		CAMOGIE: Great disappointment by the Bunclody camogie team which was beaten on the score 2-0 to 1-0 in the Rackard League Roinn D final played in Bellfield, Enniscorthy.
		Despite their defeat, all the Bunclody girls played outstandingly well and were given a rousing welcome on their return home.
		FOOTBALL: The Bunclody Half Way House footballers have qualified for the final of the Rackard League Division by beating St. Senan’s on the score of 4-5 to 0-4 at St. Patrick’s Park.
	archives.tcm.ie /carlownationalist/1999/11/05/story8005.asp (779 words)

	Recalling 1798: The Year of Liberty -- The Wild Geese Today
		May 27: Battle of Oulart Hill, Co Wexford; detachment of North Cork militia and local yeomanry almost annihilated.
		May 30: Battle of the Three Rocks, Wexford town captured by rebels.
		June 20: Battle of Foulksmills; decisive battle in which the New Ross United Irish division challenged the crown forces under General Sir John Moore.
	www.thewildgeese.com /pages/1798.html (1780 words)

	BATTLES IN IRELAND
		Their first battle was here and Scota, daughter of Pharaoh ben Mileach, died.
		This was a historically important battle over the kingship of Ireland, in which the Scottish kingdom of Dalriada lost its Irish territories.
		Congal Cloen ("Squint-eyed" from a bee-sting), king of the Ulaid, and his Scottish allies fought against High King Domnall, son of Aedh Ainmire, but was slain.
	website.lineone.net /~bonzytwo/timeline.html.htm (775 words)

	ZoomInfo Web Summary: Rory Murphy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		He was a founder member of Bunclody Historical Society and was actively involved in researching local and family history.
		He served as a prominent contributor to Comoradh '98, the bicentennial commemoration of the 1798 rebellion and was a member of the reconvened Wexford Senate.
		Rory Murphy will rightfully be remembered as a public servant in the truest sense of the word, a selfless and tireless worker on behalf of others, he devoted his life to the public good, with Bunclody, itself, left to stand as a monument to his life and his passing.
	www.zoominfo.com /directory/Murphy_Rory_54806105.htm (645 words)

	Wexford drivers in Carlow stages.
		The fabulous array of Subaru Impreza’s piloted by Patrick Elliot/Paul Goodman, Niall Maguire/Paul McLoughlin, Martin Doherty/ Andrew Cullen, Bunclody man Noel Redmond and Kevin Barrett/Barry Goodman along with the Focus’s of Aaron McHale/Craig Parry, Michael Barrable/ MJ Morrissey and Goreyman David James who had regular navigator Jim Crowe back on the notes.
		In the group N battle, James Stafford and PJ McGrath were fighting it out for third in class, the pair just off the pace of class leaders Alan Ring and Adrian Deasy.
		Redmond’s Impreza’s was lying seventh, the Bunclody man was suffering intercom problems in his efforts to crack into the top 6.
	wexfordrally.tripod.com /06news/carlow.htm (1023 words)

	Ireland's History in Maps (1800 AD)
		They became the Orange Order, named for the victor at the Battle of the Boyne, William of Orange.
		Battle of Foulksmills, Co. Wexford - June 20, 1798
		Battle at Goresbridge, Co. Kilkenny - June 23, 1798
	www.rootsweb.com /~irlkik/ihm/ire1800.htm (1174 words)

	AN PHOBLACHT/REPUBLICAN NEWS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		On New Year's Eve, in a fitting tribute to 1798, pikemen and women from Wicklow and Wexford braved pouring rain to unveil three plaques in the Wicklow hills.
		But Maureen Phibbs, who read a short poem at the unveiling, told of how it was only when her son happened to visit a library in Australia that she had learned that a great battle had taken place on this hill - and that the hill was called Blackamore Hill.
		Though born and bred by the hillside, she had never heard tell of the battle, or its name.
	republican-news.org /archive/1999/January07/07wick.html (605 words)

	SKELTON, 1798
		The town could barely hold everyone on this beautiful day, though earlier it had poured rain but thankfully turned out to be a lovely day.
		Four main bodies of Pikemen/women arrived in Bunclody on that day, having assembled at and marched from Carrigduff, Clohamon, Ryland and Kilmyshall.
		We were commemorating the Battle of Bunclody, which two hundred years ago had been led by Fr.
	homepage.eircom.net /~skelton/page8.html (122 words)

	Articles About Ireland
		Described by Brewer in his Antiquities of Ireland in 1826 as a commodious and eligible mansion, the first house was an O'Moore fortified tower which was obtained by the Cosbys during the reign of Queen Mary.
		This first Cosby fell in battle with the O'Byrnes at the age of 70 in 1580 having built himself a new castle with the stones of a franciscan friary.
		With it's high pitched gables and battlemented towers Carrigglas Manor is one of finest essays in Tudor-Gothic architecture by Daniel Robertson of Kilkenny.
	www.tourismresources.ie /articles (22513 words)

	Hoganstand.com - GAA Football & Hurling
		The stylish George O’Connor marked his return to the Wexford senior hurling team with a majestic midfield display in the recent Royal Liver National League semi-final battle with arch-rivals, Kilkenny at Croke Park.
		The St. Martins clubman silenced those who criticised him for taking a winter break with one of his best-ever performances in the purple and gold jersey.
		Of course, Georgie O’Connor is one of the leading lights on the side, and he also acted as a team selector last year.
	www.hoganstand.com /Wexford/ArticleForm.aspx?ID=48475 (1362 words)

	The Annotated Bob Dylan
		There have been many writings on Bob Dylan the man, and many more on his songs: the content, the lyrics — all attempting to explain what the songs mean.
		The Alamo was a mission and fort located in San Antonio, site of possibly the most important battle in the history of Texas.
		This battle was part of the so-called "Texas Revolution," when the people of the Texas Territory fought for independence against Mexico, which possessed the land.
	www.geocities.com /temptations_page/DylGuide.html (18846 words)

	Codd Family History
		The decisive battle was at Vinegar Hill, outside Wexford town on 21 June 1798.
		This Cemetery is situated outside the town of Bunclody on Ryland Road, on the way to Enniscorthy.
		The name of the town was changed to Newtownbarry in recognision of its patron "James Barry, Sovereign of Naas,who's daughter Judith married John Maxwell." The latter was granted a patent for fairs in Bunclody in 1720.
	www.growminds.com /Migrant/Codd_genealogy/CoddHistory.html (1655 words)

	GOS Press Box
		I don't lose any sleep over it, but it's battle I have," he admits.
		He once sued his former producer Gordon Mills successfully and received pounds 4 million.
		O'Sullivan had claimed that Mills had dishonoured a publishing agreement.At the time he was living as a recluse in a period house in Bunclody, Co Wexford.
	www.gosullivan.com /peopleart.html (532 words)

	ANTHONY KEARNS
		A little piece of heaven was looking down on Anthony's and Patrick's performance on May 20, 2005 in Arlington Heights, Illinois.
		A very special little boy, Drew Senton lost his battle with cancer in July of last year, he would've been six years old on May 19th, and I can't think of a better way to celebrate his life than to attend a concert by his favorite tenor.
		And of course there wasn't a dry eye in the audience when Anthony sang "Danny Boy."
	anthonykearns.tripod.com /05ArlingtonH2.html (176 words)

	ANTHONY KEARNS
		But, I still sang along under my breath (can't help it sometimes).
		The final piece was "Battle Hymn of the Republic" with Anthony, the Singers, and the Band.
		It was very stirring, and the audience joyously sang along.
	anthonykearns.tripod.com /04CorkReview.html (1388 words)

	Harp Music and Books at The Harp and Dragon
		Beauty In Tears, The Belfast Hornpipe, Bunclody, The Butterfly, Danny Boy, Don Oiche Ud Im Beithil, Down By The Sallie Gardens, The Emigrant's Farewell, The Gentle Swan, Joy Be With YKou, Knocknagow Jig, Les Poules Hupees, Polka, Rattlin'Bog Polka, Oft In The Stilly Night, The Rolling Waves, Women Of Ireland.
		Adew Dundee, Banjo Breakdown, The Banks of the Lossie, Beinn A'Cheathaich, Calum A'Ghlinne, The De'il's in the Kitchen, Eilean A'Cheo, The Celtic Society Quickstep, Highland Boat Song, I Love My Love for Love Again, Jack Broke the Prison Door, Pibroch Donald Dhu, Miss Stewart of Grantully, Whistle O'er the Lave O't.
		A Mighty Fortress Is Our God; Battle Hymn of the Republic; Swing Low, Sweet Chariot;Morning Has Broken.
	www.harpanddragon.com /harpmusi.htm (4472 words)

	Celtic Collage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		BATTLE OF WATERLOO / KERSTIN BLODIG and IAN MELROSE / KELPIE / ALULA
		IT WAS IN THE TOON O'KELSO / BOB BLAIR / REACHIN FOR THE HIGH, HIGH LANDS / THE LIVING TRADITION
		THE BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS / GRAEME E. February
	www.kpfz.org /CelticCollage.html (8976 words)

	Folk Music Index - Laf to Lar
		Rm - Drowning of Willie Robinson ; Streams of Bunclody
		, Island ILPS 9380, LP (1973), cut#A.05c (Battle of Aughrim)
		Lament for Barney Graham - Graham, Delia Mae/Trad
	www.ibiblio.org /folkindex/l02.htm (2787 words)

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