1781 - Volunteer Movement

The Irish Volunteers held a major review in Dublin. The demonstration showed the movement's growing strength. Their presence influenced British policy toward Ireland.

1889 - Land Purchase

The British government introduced new land purchase legislation. The measures aimed to facilitate tenant ownership. These reforms marked significant changes in Irish land holding.

1921 - Treaty Talks

The Anglo-Irish negotiations focused on financial arrangements. Discussions addressed war debt and pension obligations. These talks revealed complex economic aspects of separation.

1969 - Police Reform

Implementation of Hunt Report recommendations continued. New structures were established for handling complaints. These reforms marked significant shifts in RUC operations.

1989 - Peace Initiative

The Irish government launched new efforts to promote dialogue. The initiative aimed to build trust between communities. These discussions marked early steps toward the peace process.