1820 - George III Death's Impact

The death of King George III prompted constitutional changes affecting Ireland. His passing led to adjustments in the relationship between Britain and Ireland. The succession highlighted ongoing tensions in the Anglo-Irish constitutional relationship.

1916 - Easter Rising Planning

Key planning meetings for the Easter Rising took place in Dublin. The IRB Military Council refined their strategies for the rebellion. These secret meetings would shape the upcoming uprising's organization.

1972 - Bloody Sunday

British paratroopers shot 26 unarmed civilians during a civil rights march in Derry. Thirteen people died immediately, with one more dying later of injuries. This tragic event became one of the most significant moments of the Troubles.