Jacobite Irish Army

Target entity: Jacobite Irish Army
Context triple: [Siege of Limerick (1690–1691), defendedBy, Jacobite Irish Army]

• A. Royalist Scottish army
  The Royalist Scottish army was the force raised in Scotland to support Charles II and the Stuart monarchy against the English Parliamentarian regime during the Third English Civil War.
• B. Royal Army of King James II
  The Royal Army of King James II was the late 17th-century English monarch’s standing force, composed largely of professional troops and loyalist militias used to suppress rebellions and defend his contested rule.
• C. Munster Parliamentarian army
  The Munster Parliamentarian army was a regional force aligned with the English Parliament during the Irish Confederate Wars, active mainly in southern Ireland and composed of Protestant troops opposing Confederate and Royalist forces.
• D. Irish Confederates
  The Irish Confederates were a coalition of Irish Catholic nobles, clergy, and military leaders who governed much of Ireland and fought to defend Catholic interests and Irish autonomy during the mid-17th-century conflicts known as the Wars of the Three Kingdoms.
• E. Highland Brigade
  The Highland Brigade was a distinguished British Army infantry formation composed mainly of Scottish Highland regiments, noted for its prominent role in 19th-century campaigns such as the Crimean War.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Jacobite Irish Army
Target entity description: The Jacobite Irish Army was the force loyal to the deposed King James II in Ireland during the Williamite War, composed largely of Irish Catholic troops fighting to restore his rule against Williamite forces.

• A. Royalist Scottish army
  The Royalist Scottish army was the force raised in Scotland to support Charles II and the Stuart monarchy against the English Parliamentarian regime during the Third English Civil War.
• B. Royal Army of King James II
  The Royal Army of King James II was the late 17th-century English monarch’s standing force, composed largely of professional troops and loyalist militias used to suppress rebellions and defend his contested rule.
• C. Munster Parliamentarian army
  The Munster Parliamentarian army was a regional force aligned with the English Parliament during the Irish Confederate Wars, active mainly in southern Ireland and composed of Protestant troops opposing Confederate and Royalist forces.
• D. Irish Confederates
  The Irish Confederates were a coalition of Irish Catholic nobles, clergy, and military leaders who governed much of Ireland and fought to defend Catholic interests and Irish autonomy during the mid-17th-century conflicts known as the Wars of the Three Kingdoms.
• E. Highland Brigade
  The Highland Brigade was a distinguished British Army infantry formation composed mainly of Scottish Highland regiments, noted for its prominent role in 19th-century campaigns such as the Crimean War.
• F. None of above. chosen