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Siege of King John's Castle, Limerick: 1642 Iron-on Transfers and nominal Roman Catholics whoKing John's Castle, Limerick, survives today as an impressive Anglo Norman fortress in a commanding position along the eastern edge of the river Shannon. In the early months of 1642, when the Munster army of the Irish rebellion was admitted to Limerick, the Protestant and Anglo Irish citizenry fled to the king's castle for protection, and were immediately besieged. To breach the masonry the besiegers used miners to make tunnels for the placing of