1799 - Union Debate

The British government intensified its campaign to secure support for the Act of Union. Secret negotiations offered inducements to Irish parliamentarians. These efforts marked a crucial phase in reshaping Anglo-Irish relations.

1891 - Parnell Death

Charles Stewart Parnell was buried in Glasnevin Cemetery following his death in Brighton. His funeral drew massive crowds despite the recent split in nationalist politics. The event marked the end of an era in Irish parliamentary nationalism.

1921 - Treaty Division

The Dáil debates on the Anglo-Irish Treaty revealed growing rifts within Sinn Féin. Éamon de Valera strongly opposed the agreement's terms regarding the Crown. These divisions would soon lead to civil war.

1975 - Balcombe Street End

The Balcombe Street siege in London ended with the peaceful surrender of IRA members. The six-day standoff had drawn intense media attention. The incident marked a significant moment in the IRA's England campaign.

1996 - Peace Process

Multi-party talks at Stormont continued despite ongoing tensions. The discussions explored frameworks for political agreement and power-sharing. These negotiations marked continuing efforts toward a lasting settlement.