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  999 Emergency PhoneJuly 1, 1937England
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  Sir J M Barrie, Author of Peter Pan Died.June 19, 1937Ireland
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  National Government Formed Under the Leadership of Neville Chamberlain.May 28, 1937Ireland
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  Coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Took Place at Westminster Abbey.May 12, 1937England
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  Debate on New Constitution CommencesMay 11, 1937Ireland
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  A British Record Attendance at a Football Match Was Set When 149,547 Watched Scotland vs England at Hampden Park, GlasgowApril 17, 1937Scotland
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  A Luftwaffe Bomb Kills 13 People in Belfast, Known as the Belfast BlitzApril 7, 1937Ireland
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  Blitz of Clydebank by German LuftwaffeMarch 13, 1937Ireland
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  Tomas O Criomthain, Irish Author of an T-Oileanach (The Islandman), DiedMarch 7, 1937Ireland
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  Eamon De Valera New 1937 Irish ConstitutionJanuary 14, 1937Ireland
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  James Burke, Irish Historian and Author, BornDecember 22, 1936Ireland
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  King Edward VIII Abdicated and King George VI Acceded to the ThroneDecember 10, 1936England
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  Birth of Bruce Arnold, Journalist and AuthorSeptember 6, 1936England
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  Brendan Halligan, Born.July 5, 1936Ireland
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  Birth in Dingle, Co. Kerry of Sister Stanislaus Kennedy, Née Treasa Kennedy; Campaigner Against Poverty and HomelessnessJune 19, 1936Ireland
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  Mary Holland, Noted Journalist, Is Born in LondonJune 19, 1936England
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  Fianna Fáil Maintains Links With the IRA Until 1934 and Then, on This Date, Declares Them to Be an Illegal Organisation.June 18, 1936Ireland
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  Aer Lingus Opens Routes to Bristol and LondonMay 27, 1936Ireland
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  Maiden Voyage of Liner Queen Mary.May 27, 1936Ireland
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  The Daíl Introduces a Bill Awarding Pensions to the Connaught Rangers Who Mutinied in India in 1920April 28, 1936Ireland
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  Jim Clark, Formula I World Motor Racing Champion, Born Fife.March 4, 1936Ireland
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  Robert Knox, Scottish Surgeon and Zoologist, DiedDecember 20, 1935Ireland
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  Martin O'Meara, VC, Was an Irish-Born Australian Recipient of the Victoria Crossy, DiedDecember 20, 1935Australia
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  Llewelyn Powys, Welsh Writer, DiedDecember 2, 1935England
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  Ornithologist and Painter Archibald Thorburn Died.October 9, 1935Ireland
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  Birth of Thomas Kineally, Irish Australian Author of Schindler’s List Which Was Originally Called Schindlers ArkOctober 7, 1935Australia
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  Oliver Napier, BornJuly 11, 1935Ireland
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  Jack Charlton, Footballer and Manager, BornMay 8, 1935Ireland
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  Francis Arthur Fahy Who Wrote the Ballad Galway Bay, DiedApril 1, 1935Ireland
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  John J. R Macleod, Scottish-Canadian Physiologist and Winner of 1923 Nobel Prize, Died.March 16, 1935Scotland
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  Robert Watson Watt Demonstrated Radar for the First TimeFebruary 26, 1935Ireland
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  Thomas Murphy, a Playwright, Is BornFebruary 23, 1935Ireland
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  Gobnaitt NiBhruadair (Albinia Broderick), Irish Republican Activist, DiesJanuary 16, 1935Ireland
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  Eibhin Nic Choill, Prominent Irish Celtic Scholar and Linguist, DiedJanuary 4, 1935Ireland
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  Birth of John McGahern, Known Primarily for His Novel, the DarkNovember 12, 1934Ireland
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  Liner Queen Mary Launched at John Browns Shipyard, ClydebankSeptember 26, 1934Scotland
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  Joseph Devlin, Irish Nationalist, DiesJanuary 18, 1934Ireland
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  Eamon Campbell of the Dubliners, BornNovember 29, 1933Ireland
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  Founding of Fine Gael PartySeptember 8, 1933Ireland
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  Cummann Na NGaedheal, the Centre Party, and the National Guard, Once Known as the Blueshirts, Join Forces to Form Fine GaelSeptember 2, 1933Ireland
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  The National Guard Is BannedAugust 22, 1933Ireland
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  Anti-Fianna Fáil Army Comrades Association Goes FascistJuly 22, 1933Ireland
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  Eoin O'Duff Becomes Leader BlueshirtsJuly 20, 1933Ireland
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  Archibald Knox, Manx Celtic Artist, DiedFebruary 22, 1933Isle of Mann
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  Fianna Fáil Wins a General ElectionJanuary 24, 1933Ireland
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  Birth in Rooskey, Co. Roscommon of Albert Reynolds, Politician and Businessman, Fianna Fáil Leader and Taoiseach From 1992-1994November 3, 1932Ireland
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  Margaret the Unsinkable Molly Brown, Daughter of Irish Immigrants, Dies in New YorkOctober 26, 1932United States
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  Strikes, Marches and Protests Are Held in Belfast Against Low Unemployment Payments, Temporarily Uniting Catholic and Protestant UnemployedOctober 14, 1932Ireland
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  TV Mogul Jeremy Isaacs Born.September 28, 1932Ireland
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  De Valera Opens the 13th Assembly of the League of Nations in GenevaSeptember 26, 1932Ireland