For Ireland and King James!

A Definitive Guide to the Irish Army of 1689–1691

Delve into the fascinating history of the Irish army that fought for King James II/VII during the turbulent years of 1689–1691. This meticulously researched book sheds light on an often-overlooked military force that, despite facing overwhelming challenges—limited resources, political upheaval, and professional opposition from across Europe—remained steadfast in its struggle.

Focusing on the final campaign of 1691, culminating in the Battle of Aughrim and the second siege of Limerick, this book provides a detailed guide to the Irish infantry regiments. It offers invaluable insight into their provenance, leadership, and military history, making it an essential resource for historians, wargamers, and enthusiasts of 17th-century warfare.

Lavishly illustrated by Clarence Harrison, this volume also serves as an inspiration for wargamers looking to recreate the Irish campaigns on the tabletop.

Key Features:

✔ In-depth analysis of the Irish army’s role in the Williamite War (1689–1691)
✔ Comprehensive guide to infantry regiments, officers, and formations
✔ Historical context on political and military struggles of the period
✔ Beautiful illustrations by Clarence Harrison
✔ A must-have resource for historians, wargamers, and military enthusiasts

Step into a pivotal moment in Irish and European history with this compelling and richly illustrated hardback edition.