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1598 in Ireland
Summary
Events from the year
1598 in Ireland
.
←
1597
1596
1595
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1593
1598
in
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1599
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1601
1602
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Centuries:
14th
15th
16th
17th
18th
Decades:
1570s
1580s
1590s
1600s
1610s
See also:
Other events of 1598
List of years in Ireland
Incumbent
edit
Monarch
:
Elizabeth I
Events
edit
early June
– Nine Years' War:
Lord Treasurer
Thomas Butler
backs the claim of the exiled
Tadhg O'Rourke
for the kingship of
West Breifne
, causing King
Brian Óg O'Rourke
to defect back to the rebels.
7 June – Nine Years' War: The temporary ceasefire agreed between the Irish rebel lordships and the English in October 1597 expires.
14 August – Nine Years' War:
Hugh O'Neill, Earl of Tyrone
's victory over an English expeditionary force under
Henry Bagenal
, at the
Battle of the Yellow Ford
.
[1]
October – Nine Years' War:
Edmund Spenser
's
castle at Kilcolman
, near
Doneraile
in North Cork, is burned down by
O'Neill
's native Irish forces. Spenser leaves for
London
shortly afterwards.
Births
edit
Patrick D'Arcy
,
nationalist
who wrote the constitution of
Confederate Ireland
(d.
1668
).
Deaths
edit
14 August –
Henry Bagenal
,
Marshal of Ireland
, is killed at Yellow Ford.
14 August – Maelmora O'Reilly,
pretender
to the kingship of
East Breifne
, is killed at Yellow Ford.
References
edit
^
Moody, T. W.; Martin, F. X., eds. (1967).
The Course of Irish History
. Cork: Mercier Press. p. 371.