1798 - Rebellion Aftermath

Lord Cornwallis issued final proclamations offering pardons to rebels. The policy marked the formal end of military operations. Many local leaders accepted these terms as resistance collapsed.

1880 - Land League

Charles Stewart Parnell addressed a massive Land League meeting in Galway. His speech linked land reform with broader nationalist objectives. The gathering demonstrated the movement's growing strength.

1921 - Treaty Talks

The Anglo-Irish conference discussed defense and security issues. The Irish delegation resisted British military demands. These negotiations revealed deep differences over security arrangements.

1969 - Hunt Implementation

New police reforms were introduced following the Hunt Report. Changes included revised training and complaint procedures. These reforms marked significant shifts in RUC operations.

1993 - Peace Process

The Irish government intensified diplomatic efforts to advance negotiations. Secret contacts explored possibilities for paramilitary ceasefires. These discussions marked important progress toward resolution.