Godert De Ginkel, the Commanding General of the William of Orange Army, Begins a Ten-Day Siege of Athlone

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June 21, 1691

Godert de Ginkel, the commanding general of the William of Orange army, begins a ten-day siege of Athlone

The Declaratory Act, which had given Britain the right to legislate for Ireland and had denied the appellate jurisdiction of the Irish House of Lords, is repealed

← The Declaratory Act, which had given Britain the right to legislate for Ireland and had denied the appellate jurisdiction of the Irish House of Lords, is repealed

Cromwells New Model Army is victorious at Scarrifhollis, Co. Donegal

Cromwells New Model Army is victorious at Scarrifhollis, Co. Donegal →

The Declaratory Act, which had given Britain the right to legislate for Ireland and had denied the appellate jurisdiction of the Irish House of Lords, is repealed

← The Declaratory Act, which had given Britain the right to legislate for Ireland and had denied the appellate jurisdiction of the Irish House of Lords, is repealed

Godert de Ginkel, the commanding general of the William of Orange army, begins a ten-day siege of Athlone

Cromwells New Model Army is victorious at Scarrifhollis, Co. Donegal

Cromwells New Model Army is victorious at Scarrifhollis, Co. Donegal →

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