11 January 1729
Birth of Edmund Burke
Birth of Edmund Burke
Historical place archive
Browse historical events and people recorded at Dublin in Great Britain. The records below are rendered directly from the World History Database into this page's initial HTML.
Birth of Edmund Burke
Appointed Aide-de-Camp to the Viceroy
Marries Kitty Pakenham, St George's Church, Dublin, Ireland
Appointed Chief Secretary for Ireland
Elected Conservative Member of Parliament for Dublin University
Appointed Attorney General for Ireland
Irish National Invincibles kill Cavendish and Thomas Henry Burke.
Is murdered in Phoenix Park on the day he reaches Dublin.
Parnell says the Times letter linking him to the Phoenix Park murders is a forgery. Accused by the British newspaper The Times of support for the brutal murders in May 1882 of the Chief Secretary for Ireland, Lord Cavendish and the Under Secretary Burke in Dublins Phoenix Park
A commission investigates Parnells involvement in the Phoenix Park murders
The letter in the Times condeming Parnell is judged to be a forgery by Richard Pigott. Cleared of the Phoenix Park murders
Visits Dublin for the 1st time in 40 years. Lifts the ban on wearing green & supports St Patricks Day parades
Birth of Wilfrid Brambell
The Easter Rebellion breaks out in Dublin.
The Easter Rebellion breaks out in Dublin
Returns to Ireland with a brigade of German POWs in a German submarine
Crushes the last remnants of the Easter Rebellion in Dublin
Takes the surrender of the last of the rebels, over 1,000 prisoners have been taken. Crushes the last remnants of the Easter Rebellion in Dublin
The Sinn Fein decalre the foundation of the Irish Republic
A new Home Rule Bill proposes Parliaments in Dublin & Belfast & an all Irish Council
A new Home Rule Bill proposes Parliaments in Dublin & Belfast & an all Irish Council
A new Home Rule Bill proposes Parliaments in Dublin & Belfast & an all Irish Council
A new Home Rule Bill proposes Parliaments in Dublin & Belfast & an all Irish Council
Irish Republic rebels occupy 4 Government courts in Dublin
The Irish Government attacks the Republicans who surrender 3 days later. Civil war continues for a year
Protestant car bombs in Dublin kill 22
A "financial mechanism" is agreed to prevent Britain from paying the EC too much
Reports renegotiated European Community terms before the membership referendum.
Attends the Anglo-Irish summit in Dublin
Appointed Manager of the Ireland national team
Charlton is awarded the freedom of the city of Dublin in 1994 by Lord Mayor Tom s Mac Giolla
A Sinn Fein conference approves the Good Friday Accord
Announces a revised position on the black hole information problem, arguing that quantum information need not be permanently lost.
Starmer and Taoiseach Simon Harris begin a programme of renewed bilateral cooperation.
Provenance
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