1816 - Catholic Board Reorganization

The Catholic Board underwent significant reorganization following government suppression of its activities. The meeting in Dublin established new strategies for advancing Catholic rights while avoiding direct confrontation with authorities. This restructuring demonstrated the resilience and adaptability of Catholic political organization.

1921 - West Cork Operations

IRA forces in West Cork launched a series of coordinated attacks against British military positions. These operations, directed by Tom Barry, demonstrated the growing sophistication of IRA tactical planning. The attacks marked an intensification of the War of Independence in one of its most active areas.

1973 - Sunningdale Preparations

Preparations began for what would become the Sunningdale Agreement, with preliminary meetings between British and Irish officials. These discussions aimed to establish a power-sharing executive in Northern Ireland. The talks represented a significant attempt to find a political solution to the Northern Ireland conflict.