Kilmichael, County Cork, Ireland

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Kilmichael, County Cork, Ireland is a rural area in West Cork best known as the site of a major Irish War of Independence engagement between the IRA and British forces.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Irish Republican Army commander
Roman Catholic church
civil parish
memorial ceremony
military engagement
rural area
war memorial
administrativeDivision Cork County Council area
belligerent Auxiliary Division
Irish Republican Army
commanded Kilmichael Ambush
commemorates Kilmichael Ambush
conflict Irish War of Independence
country Ireland
date 1920-11-28
gridReferenceSystem Irish grid reference system
hasCommemorativeEvent annual Kilmichael Ambush commemoration
hasCulturalHeritage Irish republican commemorative tradition
hasIrishName Cill Mhichíl
hasLandscape bogland
hilly farmland
hasLanguage English
Irish language
hasMemorial Kilmichael Ambush Memorial
hasNotableEvent Kilmichael Ambush
hasNotablePerson Tom Barry
hasPrimaryEconomicActivity agriculture
hasReligiousBuilding St Michael’s Church, Kilmichael
hasRoadConnection R587 road
hasSettlementType dispersed rural community
historicalBarony Muskerry West
linked to: Muskerry
language Irish
locatedIn County Cork
Munster
West Cork
location Kilmichael Ambush Memorial
Kilmichael, County Cork, Ireland
namedAfter Saint Michael
nearbySettlement Dunmanway
Macroom
result IRA victory
timeZone Europe/Dublin
timeZoneDST IST (WEST)
timeZoneStandard WET
traditionalRegion Muskerry

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Kilmichael Ambush location Kilmichael, County Cork, Ireland
Kilmichael Ambush location Kilmichael, County Cork, Ireland
Kilmichael Ambush Memorial near Kilmichael, County Cork
linked to: Kilmichael, County Cork, Ireland