Dingle History Single Event
1600, 29 August French supplies landed in Dingle
French supplies to insurrectionists landed in Dingle French ships bearing cargoes of ammunition, provisions and wine arrived in Dingle harbour. The fact that they sold their cargoes to the insurrectionists, quite openly, suggests that Elizabethan forces did not exercise full control in the region.

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Historian:
Dr. Declan M. Downey

Charles Smith, The Ancient and Present State of the County of Kerry, (Dublin,1747, photographic reproduction of the original, Cork 1969, reprinted Cork 1979), p. 150.