1890 - Parnell Crisis

The political crisis over Parnell's leadership intensified. The divorce proceedings threatened his position. These events would lead to a split in the Irish Parliamentary Party.

1913 - Labor Dispute

James Larkin addressed striking workers as the Dublin Lockout continued. The dispute had now affected most major employers. Workers faced increasing hardship as winter approached.

1921 - Treaty Conference

The London negotiations focused on constitutional arrangements. Discussions centered on Ireland's relationship with the Empire. These talks revealed deep differences over sovereignty issues.

1973 - Sunningdale

Preparations began for the Sunningdale Conference on power-sharing. The talks aimed to establish a new political framework. These discussions marked an important attempt at political settlement.

1994 - Peace Process

Major developments occurred as the peace process gained momentum. The paramilitary ceasefires created new opportunities. Secret contacts continued to explore possibilities for lasting peace.