1798 - Tone's Death

Theobald Wolfe Tone died in Provost's Prison, Dublin, following his capture and failed suicide attempt. His death marked the end of the 1798 rebellion's leadership and French intervention hopes. Tone's martyrdom would inspire generations of Irish republicans.

1890 - Parnell Committee

The Irish Parliamentary Party met in Committee Room 15 of Westminster to debate Parnell's leadership. The dramatic meetings would lead to a devastating split in the nationalist movement. These events marked a crucial turning point in Irish parliamentary nationalism.

1925 - Boundary Settlement

The governments of Britain, Ireland, and Northern Ireland signed an agreement confirming the existing border. The settlement followed the collapse of the Boundary Commission's work. This decision would permanently establish Northern Ireland's boundaries.

1968 - Civil Rights

The Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association announced plans for new demonstrations despite government opposition. The protests focused on housing discrimination and electoral reform. These peaceful marches marked a new phase in nationalist politics.

1995 - Framework Document

The British and Irish governments continued intensive work on their Framework Document for peace. The discussions explored new arrangements for Northern Ireland's governance. These negotiations marked important progress in the developing peace process.