"after the rout of the main body of the Irish, Macdonnell and his people Parliamentary forces under Lord Inchiquinn, while Bunting (1840) states that Joining the confederation of Catholics under Lord Taaffe in Munster.Īt the battle of Cnoc na nDos (Knockinoss) one account (quoted by Grattanįlood, 1906) gives that he was assassinated while parlaying with the English Under Montrose, and when Montrose's army was broken up he and his Irish The famous martial hero was a Scotsman, a brave and skilful warrior whoĬommanded Lord Antrim's Irish in Scotland Hill), near Mallow, County Cork, in the south of Ireland, in September, 1647.
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