WebPages in category "British Army in the Irish War of Independence" The following 13 pages are in this category, out of 13 total. This list may not reflect recent changes . C Cairo Gang Clonbanin ambush Clonmult ambush Burning of Cork H Headford Ambush P Pickardstown ambush Piltown Cross ambush R Rineen ambush S Sack of Balbriggan Scramoge ambush WebRockfield Ambush: About a fortnight after the Piltown Cross ambush of 1st November, 1920, George Lennon, Pat Keating, Paddy Reilly, Jim Prendergast, Paèen Whelan and myself - all from the Column - were in the district of Rockfield, between Cappoquin and Dungarvan. We were moving across country when, inthe distance) we spptted a lorry-load of

Piltown Cross Ambush Memorial Committee - Facebook

http://homepage.eircom.net/~mooncoin/history.htm WebIdeally located in the centre of county Waterford, the Comeraghs were excellent terrain for guerrilla warfare, training, hiding and resting. They provided high vantage points, steep ground for the enemy to cross, and numerous nooks and crannies to … manguito linfedema

PILTOWN AMBUSH CENTENARY... - Waterford County Museum

WebAmbush of military at Piltown. In the latter part of October 1920, plans were laid to ambush the military at Piltown Cross which is on the main Youghal-Dungarvan road and at a road junction leading also to Ardmore. The proposed ambush position was about two miles east of Youghal and six miles. north of Ardmore. The general plan WebThe Piltown Cross ambush, an action of the Irish War of Independence, took place near , County Waterford on the night of 1 November 1920. Involved was the IRA West Waterford … WebSinnott's Cross Ambush A Black and Tan ambush occurred at Sinnott's Cross, Tubrid (at the Piltown end of Clogga) during the Irish war of independence(1919-1921), on the 18th June 1921. At this time Ireland … manguito metrico 32 armet