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Alfred Chester Beatty, Irish Library and Art Patron, Died
January 20, 1964
Ireland
Jim Clark Became the (Then) Worlds Youngest F1 Motor Racing Champion.
September 9, 1963
Ireland
The Last Hanging in Scotland, 21-Year-Old Henry Burnett
August 15, 1963
Scotland
Birth of Scotland International Footballer and Later TV Personality Ally McCoist.
September 24, 1962
Scotland
Last Tramcar Run in Glasgow (To Auchenshuggle).
September 4, 1962
Scotland
Gaumont Cinema in Edinburgh Destroyed by Fire.
May 31, 1962
Scotland
Ronnie Whelan, Home Farm, Liverpool, Reading and Republic of Ireland Footballer, Is Born in Dublin
September 25, 1961
Ireland
Dave MacAuley, Boxer, Born
January 15, 1961
Ireland
Conscription in the United Kingdom, Was Brought to an End
November 19, 1960
England
Elvis Presley Touched Down at Prestwick Airport, His Only Visit to Scotland.
October 25, 1960
Scotland
Beyond the Fringe, an Influential Satirical Revue, Opened in Edinburgh.
August 22, 1960
Scotland
Real Madrid Beat Eintracht-Frankfur Wins the European Cup for 5th Time
May 18, 1960
Ireland
Cheapside Docks Fire, Glasgow, 19 Firemen Killed.
March 28, 1960
Scotland
47 Miners Were Killed at Auchengeich Colliery, Lanarkshire When the Bogies Carrying Them to Work Ran Into Smoke, 1,000 Feet Below Ground.
September 18, 1959
Scotland
Eamon De Valera Becomes President of Ireland.
June 17, 1959
Ireland
Icelandic Gunboats Fired Live Rounds at British Fishing Trawlers, Many of Them From Scottish Ports, During the Cod War Over Fishing Rights
May 6, 1959
Scotland
Denis Law Became the Youngest Footballer to Play for Scotland
October 18, 1958
Scotland
Construction Began on the Forth Road Bridge
September 20, 1958
Scotland
Matilin Meheut, Breton Painter, Died
February 22, 1958
Ireland
Ian Banks, Writer Is Born in Dunfermline, Fife
February 18, 1958
Ireland
Bagpiper Pipe Major Willie MacLean, 5th Cameron (Lochiel) Highlanders, Dies at Kilcreggan, Scotlandage 80
November 10, 1957
Scotland
First Premium Bond Prizes Were Drawn by the Computer Ernie (Electronic Random Number Indicator Equipment).
June 1, 1957
Ireland
A Spectacular Blaze at Bells Brae, Edinburgh
May 9, 1957
Scotland
Mel Gibson, Born
January 3, 1956
United States
Saor Uladh (Free Ulster) a Splinter Group of the IRA, Attacks the Police Barracks in Rosslea, Co. Fermanagh
November 26, 1955
Ireland
Former Secretary of State for Scotland, Michael Forsyth Born.
October 16, 1954
Scotland
WW2 Food Rationing Officially Ended in UK
July 4, 1954
England
Margaret (Gretta) Cousins, Irish Womens Rights Activist, Died
March 11, 1954
Ireland
Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II
June 2, 1953
Ireland
Royal Yacht Britannia Launched at John Browns Shipyard, Clydebank.
April 16, 1953
Scotland
WW2 Rationing of Chocolate and Sweets Finally Ended
February 4, 1953
England
The Princess Victoria, a British Railways Car Ferry Steamer, Sinks in the Irish Sea
January 31, 1953
Ireland
John Cobb Killed When His Boat Crashed While Attemptting a World Water-Speed Record on Loch Ness
September 29, 1952
Scotland
Bord Fáilte Founded
July 3, 1952
Ireland
Salvador Dalis Painting Christ of St John of the Cross Went on Display in Glasgows Kelvingrove Art Gallery
June 23, 1952
Ireland
Birth of Liam Neeson (William John Neeson) in Ballymena, Co. Antrim
June 7, 1952
Ireland
Pierce Brosnan, Born in Navan, Co. Meath
May 16, 1952
Ireland
First Television Program Broadcast in Scotland.
March 14, 1952
Scotland
Identity Cards, Introduced at a Wartime Security Measure, Were Abolished in Britain
February 21, 1952
England
King George VI Dies and Queen Elizabeth II Becomes Monarch
February 6, 1952
England
Conservatives Won the General Election With a Majority Of, 26, Beginning, 13 Years of Government.
October 25, 1951
Ireland
Eamon De Valera Becomes Taoiseach
June 13, 1951
Ireland
The Stone of Destiny, Stolen on Christmas Day, Was Returned to Westminster Abbey
April 13, 1951
England
The Cartoon Character Dennis the Menace Appeared for the First Time in the Beano Comic.
March 17, 1951
Scotland
Sir Alexander Fleming, Discoverer of Penicillin, Died
March 11, 1951
Ireland
Gordon Brown, Chancellor of the Exchequer, Born
February 20, 1951
Ireland
Petrol Rationing, Introduced During WW2, Was Ended.
May 26, 1950
Ireland
The Actor Robbie Coltrane Was Born.
March 30, 1950
Scotland
Dylan Marlais Thomas Welsh Poet Died
November 9, 1949
Wales
Edith Oenone Somerville, Irish Novelist, Dies in Castletownshend, Co. Cork.
October 8, 1949
Ireland
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