Calendar60 Cavalry Officers at the Curragh Resign Their Commissions an Incident Known as the Curragh MutinyMarch 20, 1914View details →
Calendar73 Miners Were Killed in a Firedamp Explosion at Udston Colliery, Lanarkshire.May 28, 1887View details →
Calendar92 Degrees Fahrenheit (33 Celsius), the Highest Temperature in Ireland Since Records Began, Was Recorded at Kilkenny CastleJune 26, 1887View details →
CalendarA “No Rents Manifesto” Is Issued by the Land League Under the Guidance of ParnellOctober 18, 1881View details →
CalendarA 1851 Census Shows the Population of Ireland to Be 6,552,385, It Has Declined by One-Fifth Since 1845March 30, 1851View details →
CalendarA Cabinet Committee Is Appointed to Consider Irish Self GovernmentOctober 07, 1919View details →
CalendarA Catholic Confederacy Is Instituted to Administer Catholic-Controlled Parts of the Country Pending a Final SettlementMay 10, 1642View details →
CalendarA Catholic Convention Is Held in Tailors Hall to End Penal LawsDecember 03, 1792View details →
CalendarA Catholic Relief Bill Is Introduced by Grattan in the House of Commons, and Is Narrowly Defeated 251 to 247May 24, 1813View details →
CalendarA Census on This Date Shows the Population of Ireland to Be 4,458,775; This Is the Last Census to Be Taken on the Basis of BaroniesMarch 31, 1901View details →
