Michael Dwyer

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Michael Dwyer was an Irish rebel leader and guerrilla fighter who played a prominent role in the late 18th- and early 19th-century resistance against British rule in Ireland.

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instanceOf Irish rebel
guerrilla fighter
human
areaOfOperations County Wicklow and surrounding counties
linked to: County Wicklow

Wicklow Mountains
causeOfDeath illness
countryOfCitizenship Ireland
ethnicGroup Irish
hasGender male
knownFor prolonged resistance in Wicklow after 1798
symbol of Irish resistance to British rule
legacy remembered as a hero of Irish nationalism
subject of Irish folk memory and ballads
militaryBranch Irish rebel forces
movement United Irishmen
notableEvent led guerrilla resistance after defeat of 1798 rebellion
surrendered under terms of safe passage
transported to New South Wales
notableFor guerrilla campaign in the Wicklow Mountains
resistance against British rule in Ireland
occupation farmer
rebel leader
opponent British Army
Kingdom of Great Britain
participatedIn Irish Rebellion of 1798
placeOfBirth County Wicklow
placeOfDeath Australia
religion Roman Catholicism
residence County Wicklow
New South Wales
significantPeriod early 19th century
late 18th century

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Irish Rebellion of 1803 hasKeyFigure Michael Dwyer