1769 - Agrarian Unrest

The Whiteboy movement launched coordinated actions against enclosures in Tipperary. Their nighttime activities included leveling fences and opposing landlord encroachment. These protests marked an important phase in organized rural resistance.

1916 - Release of Internees

British authorities released more prisoners from Frongoch internment camp in Wales. Many of these former Easter Rising participants would become key figures in the independence struggle. Their experiences in the camp had strengthened their revolutionary commitment.

1921 - Treaty Debate

Dáil Éireann began its crucial debate on the Anglo-Irish Treaty. The discussions revealed deep divisions within the independence movement. These debates would lead to the split that sparked the Civil War.

1972 - Bloody Sunday Inquiry

The Widgery Tribunal published its controversial report on Bloody Sunday. The findings largely exonerated British soldiers despite witness testimony. The report's conclusions would be rejected by the nationalist community.

1995 - Clinton Visit

President Clinton made his first visit to Northern Ireland, demonstrating U.S. support for peace. His trip included meetings with political leaders and community groups. The presidential visit provided important momentum to the peace process.