1828 - Catholic Rights

Daniel O'Connell's victory in the Clare election forced the issue of Catholic Emancipation. His success demonstrated the power of constitutional agitation. The election marked a crucial triumph for Catholic rights.

1899 - Boer War

Irish nationalists organized protests against Irish involvement in the Boer War. Major John MacBride prepared to lead an Irish Brigade supporting the Boers. These actions reflected growing anti-imperial sentiment.

1921 - Treaty Conference

The London negotiations addressed questions of partition. The Irish delegation faced difficult choices regarding Ulster. These discussions revealed the complexity of the partition issue.

1968 - Civil Rights

The Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association held new demonstrations. Protests focused on discrimination in housing and employment. These peaceful marches continued despite opposition.

1994 - Peace Process

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