1803 - Post-Emmet

The government continued arrests following Emmet's rebellion. The crackdown aimed to dismantle remaining rebel networks. These actions marked the end of the United Irish period.

1870 - Land League Origins

Tenant farmers in County Mayo began organized resistance to evictions. Their actions would influence the formation of the Land League. The protests demonstrated new tactics of rural resistance.

1921 - Treaty Conference

The London negotiations addressed constitutional questions. The Irish delegation pressed for maximum independence. British positions remained firm on key imperial connections.

1974 - UWC Strike

The Ulster Workers Council held meetings to discuss political strategy. Their discussions followed their successful strike against power-sharing. These deliberations marked continuing loyalist influence.

1994 - Peace Progress

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