1867 - Fenian Trials

The trial of the Manchester Fenians continued to draw widespread attention. The proceedings would result in the execution of three men. The "Manchester Martyrs" became powerful symbols in nationalist tradition.

1879 - Land League

Charles Stewart Parnell addressed a crucial Land League meeting in Westport. His speech connected tenant rights with broader nationalist goals. The gathering demonstrated the growing strength of agrarian protest.

1921 - Treaty Delegation

The Irish peace delegation arrived in London for negotiations. Initial meetings focused on establishing procedures for talks. The complex negotiations would continue for several months.

1969 - Hunt Report

Implementation of police reforms continued following the Hunt Committee recommendations. Changes included the disbandment of the B-Specials and RUC reorganization. These reforms marked significant shifts in security policy.

1994 - Peace Process

The British government announced further reductions in security measures. Army patrols were scaled back following the paramilitary ceasefires. These changes reflected growing confidence in the peace process.