Confederate Ireland
The victory had several short term benefits for the rebels. From the manner in which they routed the Royalists, the rebel forces gained respect as a military force. It boosted rebel morale and help to spread the revolt throughout Ireland. For the commander of the Irish Royal Army, the Earl of Ormond, the battle showed the determination of the rebels and the degree of support for their cause. Ultimately, the Battle of Julianstown as a small part of the Irish Rebellion indirectly led to the English Civil War and Confederate Ireland.