February 28th in Irish History
1824 - Catholic Association
Daniel O'Connell established the Catholic Association. This organization revolutionized mass political movements. The association would prove crucial in achieving Catholic Emancipation.
1922 - Treaty Debate
The Dáil concluded its treaty debates with a final vote. The decision would have profound consequences for Ireland. This marked a crucial moment in Irish independence.
1985 - Anglo-Irish Discussions
Preliminary talks began for what would become the Anglo-Irish Agreement. These discussions sought new approaches to Northern Ireland. The process marked a significant diplomatic initiative.