1843 - O'Connell Trial

Daniel O'Connell's trial for conspiracy began in Dublin. The proceedings attracted widespread public attention. His prosecution marked a crucial phase in the Repeal movement.

1917 - Prison Crisis

Republican prisoners in Mountjoy began a hunger strike for political status. The protest marked new tactics in republican resistance. Their action would influence future prison campaigns.

1921 - Treaty Conference

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

1968 - Civil Rights

The Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association organized new demonstrations. Protests focused on discrimination in housing and voting rights. These peaceful marches marked a new phase in nationalist politics.

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.