#OnThisDay 1690 William of Orange began the Siege of Limerick but with no siege artillery. The city’s Jacobite defenders are poorly armed. French General Lauzun said Limerick “could be taken with roast apples” & deserts. The Williamites leave after just 3 weeks.
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Hi,
I'm David, I'm from Ireland. I am an avid fan of history. I have my B.A. in History, my M.A. in Military History and Strategic Studies,a Post Qualification Diploma in History and I've been teaching History for five years now.
I wanted to create a podcast that examines, in great detail, major Irish battles and battles allover the world in various wars that Irish people played a significant part in.
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