1891 - Parnell Funeral

Charles Stewart Parnell's funeral drew massive crowds in Dublin. His death marked the end of an era in Irish nationalism. The political split he left behind would weaken the Home Rule movement.

1913 - Labor Crisis

James Larkin addressed striking workers as the Dublin Lockout continued. The dispute had now affected most major employers in the city. Workers faced increasing hardship as winter approached.

1921 - Treaty Talks

The Irish delegation presented detailed proposals at the London conference. Discussions focused on Ireland's constitutional status. The negotiations revealed deep differences over key issues.

1976 - Peace Movement

Betty Williams and Mairead Corrigan led another major peace rally in Belfast. The demonstration drew thousands from both communities. Their efforts marked significant grassroots opposition to violence.

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 the peace process.