1771 - Agrarian Protest

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

1865 - Fenian Preparations

The Irish Republican Brotherhood intensified preparations for rebellion despite increased British surveillance. Local units increased drilling activities and gathered supplies. The movement's military council finalized plans for a nationwide uprising.

1919 - Dáil Finance

The underground Dáil Éireann launched its National Loan scheme to finance the independence movement. The initiative demonstrated growing organizational sophistication in the republican campaign. The successful fundraising helped establish parallel Irish governmental structures.

1970 - Arms Trial Impact

The aftermath of the Arms Trial continued to influence Irish politics. The controversy had exposed deep divisions within Fianna Fáil over Northern Ireland policy. These events marked a crucial moment in the relationship between Dublin and the Northern conflict.

1998 - Decommissioning Talks

The Independent International Commission on Decommissioning held crucial meetings with paramilitary representatives. The discussions focused on methods for arms disposal as part of the peace process. These talks marked important steps in implementing the Good Friday Agreement.