Munster offensive

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The Munster offensive was a major Irish Civil War campaign in 1922 in which the National Army of the Irish Free State moved to seize control of anti-Treaty strongholds in the province of Munster.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Free State Munster campaign 1
Munster offensive canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Irish Civil War campaign
military campaign
aimedAt breaking anti-Treaty control of the "Munster Republic"
belligerent Irish Free State National Army
anti-Treaty Irish Republican Army
linked to: anti-Treaty IRA
combatant National Army
anti-Treaty IRA
conflict Irish Civil War
conflictType civil war campaign
country Irish Free State
followedBy mopping-up operations against anti-Treaty guerrillas
hasPart advance into Cork
advance into Limerick
advance into Waterford
capture of Cork city
capture of Limerick city
capture of Waterford city
seaborne landings on the south coast of Ireland
hasParticipant National Army of the Irish Free State
anti-Treaty IRA
historicalRegion province of Munster
location Ireland
Munster
militaryTactic amphibious landings
rapid motorised advance
objective seize control of anti-Treaty strongholds in Munster
opponent anti-Treaty IRA
anti-Treaty forces
partOf Free State offensive operations in 1922
Irish Civil War
pointInTime August 1922
result National Army seizure of key towns in Munster
significantPlace Ardfert
Clonmel
Cork
Fenit
Kenmare
Limerick
linked to: Limerick City

Passage West
Tipperary
Tralee
Waterford
Youghal
startTime 1922
strategicEffect ended large-scale conventional control of territory by anti-Treaty forces in Munster
temporalContext early phase of the Irish Civil War
timePeriod 20th century

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National Army (Irish Free State) notableOperation Munster offensive
subject linked to: National Army
Battle of Cork (1922) partOf Free State Munster campaign
linked to: Munster offensive