1842 - Nation Newspaper

The Nation published influential articles promoting cultural nationalism. Thomas Davis's writings emphasized Irish identity and independence. The paper became a crucial voice for the Young Ireland movement.

1899 - Boer War

Irish nationalists organized protests against Irish involvement in the Boer War. The demonstrations reflected growing anti-imperial sentiment. Major John MacBride would later lead an Irish Brigade supporting the Boers.

1921 - Treaty Conference

The London negotiations continued with discussions on constitutional issues. The Irish delegation pressed for maximum independence. British positions remained firm on key imperial connections.

1969 - Hunt Changes

New police reforms were implemented following the Hunt Report. Changes included the disbandment of the B-Specials. These reforms marked significant shifts in security policy.

1993 - Peace Process

The Irish government intensified diplomatic efforts to advance negotiations. Secret contacts explored possibilities for paramilitary ceasefires. These discussions marked important progress toward conflict resolution.