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  Writer Eric Linklater Dies in OrkneyNovember 7, 1974Scotland
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  Labour Won the General Election With an Overall Majority of Three Seats and Harold Wilson Became Prime Minister.October 10, 1974Ireland
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  Red Hackle Wins Intercontinental Highland Gathering, Toronto, Canada, 1974.August 18, 1974Canada
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  Kate O'Brien, Irish Writer, DiesAugust 13, 1974Ireland
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  Billy Fox, Prostestant Irish Nationalist Senator From Monaghan, AssassinatedMarch 12, 1974Ireland
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  Neil M. Gunn, Author, DiedJanuary 15, 1973Ireland
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  RTÉ Journalist Kevin O'Kelly Is Imprisoned for Contempt of CourtNovember 26, 1972Ireland
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  Paul McCartney, One of the Beatles, Was Arrested for Possession of Marijuana at His Farm in the Mull of Kintyre, Scotland.September 20, 1972Scotland
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  Rangers Win the European Cup Winners Cup in Barcelona.May 24, 1972Ireland
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  The Uninhabited Island of Rockall, in the Atlantic From the Western Isles, Incorporated as Part of ScotlandFebruary 10, 1972Scotland
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  Bloody Sunday, Derry City, North IrelandJanuary 30, 1972Ireland
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  Kenny Dalglish Made His International Debut for Scotlands Football (Soccer) Team in a Match Against Belgium.November 10, 1971Scotland
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  Explosion at Clarkston Toll Shopping Centre, Killing, 12.October 20, 1971Ireland
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  Mass Demonstrations in Brittany to Pressure French Government to Establish Policy to Maintain the Breton Language.October 7, 1971Brittany
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  Sole Remaining Gas Street Lamp in Glasgow Was Lit for the Last TimeSeptember 1, 1971Scotland
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  Indefinite Internment Without Trial or Charge Instituted by England in Six Counties of Northern Ireland.August 9, 1971Ireland
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  John Browns Clydebank ShipyardJuly 29, 1971Scotland
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  Erskine Bridge OpenedJuly 2, 1971Scotland
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  Lord Boyd Orr, Biologist and Nobel Prize Winner, Died.June 25, 1971Ireland
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  Mass Protest in West of Scotland Against Closure of John Browns Shipyard.June 23, 1971Scotland
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  Lord Reith, Father of the BBC, Died.June 16, 1971Ireland
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  Invergordon Aluminium Works Starts Production.May 25, 1971Ireland
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  Decimal Currency Introduced, Abandoning 12 Pennies to a Shilling and 20 Shillings to a PoundFebruary 15, 1971England
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  David Jones Welsh Poet and Artist Died.October 28, 1970Ireland
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  Commonwealth Games, EdinburghJuly 16, 1970Scotland
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  Several Days of Rioting Following Easter Rising Commemorations in Ireland End on This DateApril 2, 1970Ireland
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  Sunningdale Agreement (Council of Ireland)December 9, 1969Ireland
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  The, 50 Pence Decimal Coin Was First Issued, Replacing the Ten Shilling Note.October 14, 1969Ireland
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  Welsh Office Approves Limited Use of Bilingual Road Signs in WalesAugust 28, 1969Wales
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  Everyone in Britain Over the Age of 18 Was Allowed to Vote in Parliamentary ElectionsApril 17, 1969England
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  Longhope Lifeboat Sank in the Pentland Firth With the Loss of Eight Men on Board, All From the Small Island of Hoy.March 17, 1969Ireland
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  Willie Clancy, Irish Folklorist and Traditional Uilleann Bagpiper, DiedJanuary 24, 1969Ireland
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  Joe Corrie, Author Died in EdinburghNovember 13, 1968Scotland
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  Liner Queen Elizabeth II Launched at John Browns Shipyard at Clydebank.September 20, 1967Ireland
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  University of Dundee Which Was Incorporated Into the University of St Andrews In, 1890, Constituted as a Separate University.August 1, 1967Scotland
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  Censorship Act Ban Lifted on Certain BooksJuly 11, 1967Ireland
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  Celtic Football Club Won European Cup.May 25, 1967Ireland
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  Merched Y Wawr (Daughters of the Dawn) Welsh Language Womens Organization, Formed.May 23, 1967Ireland
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  Breath Tests for Motorists Suspected of Drinking and Driving Introduced Under the Road Safety ActMay 10, 1967Ireland
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  The Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association (NICRA) Is FormedJanuary 29, 1967Ireland
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  Tay Road Bridge Opened.August 18, 1966Ireland
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  Walter McGowan Wins World Fly-Weight ChampionshipJune 14, 1966Ireland
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  Nelson Pillar Blown Up, DublinMarch 7, 1966Ireland
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  The Beatles Launched Their Last Concert Tour of Britain in GlasgowDecember 3, 1965Scotland
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  House of Commons Passed the Bill Abolishing the Death Penalty for Murder.October 28, 1965Ireland
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  Cigarette Advertising Banned on Television in BritainJuly 31, 1965England
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  T.S. Eliot, DiedJanuary 4, 1965Ireland
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  Death of Sean O’Casey in England.September 18, 1964England
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  Forth Road Bridge Opened by the Queen. At, 6,156 Feet Long and a Centre Span Of, 3300 Feet, It Was the Longest in Europe at That Time.September 4, 1964Scotland
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  University of Strathclyde Was Constituted in Glasgow, Based on the Royal College of Science and Technology.August 14, 1964Scotland