Birth of Daniel Murray
Daniel Murray is born near Arklow in County Wicklow and later becomes one of the leading Catholic churchmen in nineteenth-century Dublin.
Role range: 1823-1852
Follow Daniel Murray through 5 dated historical records for Ireland.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Daniel Murray is born near Arklow in County Wicklow and later becomes one of the leading Catholic churchmen in nineteenth-century Dublin.
Role range: 1823-1852
Murray is ordained to the Catholic priesthood after completing clerical studies in Salamanca.
Murray is consecrated coadjutor to Archbishop John Thomas Troy and gradually assumes greater responsibility for administering the Dublin archdiocese.
Role range: 1809-1823
Murray succeeds John Thomas Troy as Archbishop of Dublin and begins nearly three decades as head of the archdiocese.
Role range: 1823-1852
Murray dies in Dublin after a long episcopate marked by church administration, education debates and Catholic public affairs.
Role range: 1823-1852
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