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Colonel James Fitzmaurice, Irelands Greatest Aviator, Is Born in Dublin
January 26, 1898
Ireland
The United Irish League, a Nationalist Electoral Organization, Is Founded by William O'Brien
January 23, 1898
Ireland
Kate O'Brien, Irish Novelist and Playwright, Born
December 3, 1897
Ireland
Aneurin Bevan Welsh Labor Party Leader Is Born
November 15, 1897
Wales
Naomi Mitchison, Novelist and Politician, Born in Edinburgh
November 1, 1897
Scotland
HRH Duke of York Opened the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow.
September 10, 1897
Scotland
Ronald Ross, the First Scot to Win a Nobel Prize (In, 1902) Dissected a Mosquito and Established the Link With Malaria.
August 20, 1897
Ireland
James Connolly Is Arrested During a Demonstration Commemorating 1798; Maud Gonne Pays the Fine for His Release
June 21, 1897
Ireland
First Publication of Dracula, Written by Dublin Man Abraham ‘Bram’ Stoker
May 26, 1897
Ireland
Oscar Wilde Is Released From Prison; He Goes to Live in France
May 18, 1897
England
The First Irish Music Festival Is Held in Dublin
May 18, 1897
Ireland
John Roberts, Welsh Harpist Known as Alaw Elwy Telynor Cymru, Died
May 11, 1897
Ireland
Isabella Maria Susan Tod, Suffragette, Died in Belfast
December 8, 1896
Ireland
Lady Mary Heath, Pioneer Aviator and Athlete, Is Born
November 10, 1896
Ireland
Birth of Liam OFlaherty
August 28, 1896
Ireland
Archibald Joseph Cronin, Born
July 19, 1896
Ireland
The City and Suburban Ground Now Known as Croke Park, Hosts a Soccer Match for the First Time
May 18, 1896
Ireland
Austin Clarke, Considered to Be the Greatest Poet of His Generation After Yeats, Is Born
May 9, 1896
Ireland
A Demonstration of the Cinématographe Is Held in Dublin at Dan Lowreys Star of Erin Theatre
April 20, 1896
Ireland
An Irishman Wins an Olympic Gold Medal for the First Time, When John Pius Boland Triumphs in Tennis
March 30, 1896
Ireland
Horace Plunkett and W.E.H. Lecky, Support John Redmonds Plea for Clemency for Irish Political Prisoners
February 17, 1896
Ireland
Lady Jane Wilde (Spiranza), Poet, Nationalist and the Mother of Oscar, Dies in London
February 3, 1896
England
Denny Lane, Young Irelander, Author and Poet, Died
November 29, 1895
Ireland
Daniel Owen Considered the Greatest Welsh Language Novelist Died.
October 22, 1895
Ireland
John Charles McQuaid, Born
July 28, 1895
Ireland
Race to the North
July 17, 1895
Scotland
Oscar Wilde Is Sentenced to Two Years Imprisonment for Offences “Against Public Decency”
May 25, 1895
Ireland
The Trial of Oscar Wilde for Homosexuality, Then a Crime, Begins at the Old Bailey
April 26, 1895
Ireland
Scotlands First Cremation at Glasgow's Western Necropolis.
April 17, 1895
Scotland
Soprano Dame Isabella Baillie, Opera Star, Born in Hawick
March 9, 1895
Ireland
Coldest Temperature Ever Recorded in Scotland, -27.2C at Braemar
February 11, 1895
Scotland
Robert Louis Stevenson, Scottish Author Died
December 3, 1894
Scotland
Dan Breen, Nationalist Revolutionary and Politician, Is Born Near Soloheadbeg, Co. Tipperary
August 11, 1894
Ireland
Death Duties Introduced for the First Time in Britain
August 2, 1894
Ireland
William Earle Moley Molesworth, WWI Ace, Is Born
March 14, 1894
Ireland
Ireland Collects Its First Ever Triple Crown, Defeating Wales in Belfast
March 10, 1894
Ireland
George Alexander Osborne, Irish Composer, Died
November 16, 1893
Ireland
David Hughes Parry, Welsh Educator and Language Activist, Born
September 17, 1893
Wales
House of Lords Rejects Second Home Rule Bill
September 9, 1893
Ireland
Second Home Rule Bill Passed by House of Commons
September 2, 1893
Ireland
Founding of Gaelic League in Ireland
July 31, 1893
Ireland
George McIrish McElroy Is Born in Donnybrook, Co. Dublin
May 14, 1893
Ireland
Birth in Dublin of Cedric Gibbons, Designer of the Coveted Oscar Statuette
March 23, 1893
Ireland
Peadar O'Donnell, Revolutionary and Writer, Is Born in Co. Donegal
February 21, 1893
Ireland
Dr. William Price Self Styled Welsh Druid and Chartist, Dies
January 23, 1893
Wales
Keir Hardie Founded Independent Labour Party
January 13, 1893
Scotland
Eoin O'Duffy, Revolutionary and Organizer of the Infamous Blueshirts, Was Born in Castleblayney, County Monaghan.
October 30, 1892
Ireland
Death of Clonakilty Artist, William Hartnett
October 29, 1892
Ireland
Birth Near Castleblaney, Co. Monaghan of General Eoin O’Duffy, First Commissioner of the Garda Síochána (Blue Shirts)
October 20, 1892
Ireland
John L. Sullivan Loses His World Heavyweight Boxing Title to Another Irish American, James Corbett
September 7, 1892
Ireland
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