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Lord Inchiquin, a royalist turned Parliamentarian, sacks the Irish Catholic Confederate garrison at the Rock of Cashel

On September 14, 1647 in Celtic History

Lord inchiquin, a royalist turned parliamentarian, sacks the irish catholic confederate garrison at the rock of cashel

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