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The Paddle Steamer the Londonderry, With Immigrants Fleeing the Famine, Takes Shelter in Derry Harbour
December 1, 1848
Ireland
Death of William McNab, Curator of the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh
September 12, 1848
Scotland
Birth in Clonakilty of William Hartnett, Master of Still Life Painting
August 10, 1848
Ireland
Young Ireland Rising, Battle of the Widow MacCormacks Cabbage Garden
July 29, 1848
Ireland
Arthur James Balfour, Born
July 25, 1848
Scotland
A Gunfight Takes Place Between Young Ireland Rebels and Police at Widow McCormacks House in Ballingarry, Tipperary
June 29, 1848
Ireland
At Grosse Isle, Canada, 40 Irish Famine Immigrant Ships Wait to Unload
May 31, 1848
Canada
The Irish Confederation Splits
May 13, 1848
Ireland
The Tricolor National Flag of Ireland Is Presented for the First Time by Thomas Francis Meagher & the Young Ireland Party
April 14, 1848
Ireland
First Scottish Settlers Arrive in Dunedin, New Zealand.
March 23, 1848
New Zealand
Birth of Artist Sarah Purser in Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin
March 22, 1848
Ireland
Augustus St. Guadens, Irish Sculptor of Dublins Parnell Monument, Is Born
March 1, 1848
Ireland
The Caledonian Railway Company Opened
February 15, 1848
Scotland
John Mitchel Publishes First United Irishmen
February 12, 1848
Ireland
Greenwich Mean Time Adopted by Scotland
January 29, 1848
Scotland
Historian Walter Biggar Blaikie Born.
November 23, 1847
Ireland
Sir James Young Simpson Helps Delivers First Child to Be Born With the Aid of Anesthesia
November 9, 1847
Scotland
Bram Stoker, Author of Dracula, Born in Dublin
November 8, 1847
Ireland
Birth in Carron, Co. Clare of Michael Cusack, GAA Founder
September 20, 1847
Ireland
Birth of Sir Alexander Campbell MacKenzie, Musician and Composer.
August 22, 1847
Ireland
Final Run of the Edinburgh to London Mail Coach
July 5, 1847
Scotland
Acts Setting Up Soup Kitchens and Rate-Aided Outdoor Famine Relief Come to an End
June 8, 1847
Ireland
Birth of Alice Stopford Green in Kells, Co. Meath.
May 31, 1847
Ireland
Death of Thomas Chalmers, First Moderator of the Free Church of Scotland.
May 30, 1847
Scotland
Daniel O'Connell, the Liberator, Dies in Genoa
May 15, 1847
Ireland
The Educational Institute of Scotland Was Founded
April 17, 1847
Scotland
The American Relief Ship, Jamestown, Lands Supplies in Cork for Famine Victims
April 12, 1847
Ireland
Pope Pius IX Issues an Encyclical Called on Aid for Ireland
March 25, 1847
Ireland
Choctaw Indians Collect Money to Donate to Starving Irish Hunger Victims
March 23, 1847
Ireland
Alexander Graham Bell, Scottish Inventor of Telephone, Born
March 3, 1847
Scotland
James Standish OGrady, Novelist, Is Born in Castletownbere, Co. Cork
September 18, 1846
Ireland
John Keegan Casey , Fenian, Poet and Writer of Rising of the Moon Is Born Near Mullingar, Co. Westmeath
August 22, 1846
Ireland
Lord John Russells Whig Administration Decides Not to Interfere With Internal or Export Markets for Food
August 17, 1846
Ireland
Birth of Otto Jaffe in Hamburg
August 13, 1846
Ireland
The Great Southern & Western Railway Line Between Dublin and Carlow Opens
August 4, 1846
Ireland
Daniel O'Connell and the Young Irelanders Party Split
July 28, 1846
Ireland
William Smith O’Brien Leads the Young Irelanders Out of the Repeal Association
July 27, 1846
Ireland
John McLure, Born
July 17, 1846
Ireland
Irish Statesman, Charles Stewart Parnell, Is Born
June 27, 1846
Ireland
England Repeals the Corn Laws
June 26, 1846
England
Death of Michael Moran, Aka Zozimus, Balladeer and Storyteller
April 3, 1846
Ireland
Michael Davitt, Known Universally as the Father of the Land League, Is Born in Straid, Co. Mayo
March 25, 1846
Ireland
Rev Henry Duncan, Founder of the World-Wide Savings Bank Movement, Died Near Ruthwell
February 12, 1846
Scotland
Charlotte Grace O'Brien, Social Reformer Who Campaigned Against Conditions on Emigrant Ships, Is Born
November 23, 1845
Ireland
A Committee Is Formed to Examine the Extent of the Potato Crop Failure and Suggest Remedies
October 31, 1845
Ireland
Lady Caroline Nairne, Songwriter and Poet, Died at Gask.
October 26, 1845
Ireland
Death of Thomas Davis, Revolutionary, Poet, and Political Theorist
September 16, 1845
Ireland
The Arrival of the Potato Blight in Ireland Is Reported in the Dublin Evening Post
September 9, 1845
Ireland
Caledonian Railway Company Authorized to Commence Business
July 31, 1845
Scotland
Author and Poet, Emily Lawless, Is Born in Lyons Castle, Co. Kildare
June 17, 1845
Ireland
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