The Duke of Schomberg was killed at this battle, at which his son Meinhard 
The Duke of Schomberg was killed at this battle, at which his son Meinhard drew the losing army to the left after crossing the river at Rosnaree. It was less bloody than a battle that was fought a year and 11 days later, Aughrim, at which the army of the marquis de Saint-Ruth was routed. Both monarchs were present in person at this battle fought on July 1, though the loser was widely mocked after his sudden flight from the battlefield. The losers garrisoned Drogheda before this battle, which was fought to oppose William III's march to Dublin. FTP, name this battle of 1690 in Ireland, at which the army of James II was forced to retreat.
The Duke of Schomberg was killed at this battle, at which his son Meinhard drew the losing army to the left after crossing the river at Rosnaree.