1798 - Battle of New Ross

The United Irishmen launched an attack on the town of New Ross in County Wexford. Despite initial successes, the battle ended in defeat for the rebels, with significant casualties. The event underscored the high stakes and brutal nature of the 1798 Rebellion.

1921 - Anglo-Irish Treaty Negotiations Begin

Preliminary discussions for the Anglo-Irish Treaty began, laying the groundwork for Ireland’s eventual independence. These talks marked a pivotal moment in the struggle for self-governance, leading to the establishment of the Irish Free State.

1984 - Dublin Hosts European Summit

Dublin hosted a European Economic Community summit, showcasing Ireland's growing role within the European Union. The event highlighted Ireland’s commitment to fostering cooperation and addressing pressing continental challenges.