The Battle of Clontibret took place on May 27, 1595, in Ireland. It was one of the early conflicts in the Nine Years' War, a rebellion against English rule led by Hugh O'Neill, the Earl of Tyrone. The battle was fought between O'Neill's forces and the English army, which aimed to suppress the Irish uprising. The battle resulted in a significant victory for O'Neill's troops, boosting their morale and support among the Irish. This engagement marked a turning point in the conflict, demonstrating the effectiveness of Irish forces against the English and setting the stage for further confrontations in the war.