Irish War of Independence - The largest single clash

Time: Jun, 1922

Place: Pettigo, Ireland

Details: The largest single clash came in June, when British troops used artillery to dislodge an IRA unit from the village of Pettigo, killing seven, wounding six and taking four prisoners. This was the last major confrontation between the IRA and British forces in the period 1919–1922.

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