1862 - Fenian Growth

The Irish Republican Brotherhood held a crucial meeting in Dublin to expand organization. The gathering established new protocols for recruitment and communication. These developments marked significant growth in revolutionary nationalism.

1913 - Lockout Impact

James Larkin addressed striking workers as the Dublin Lockout intensified. The dispute had now spread to most major employers in the city. Workers faced increasing hardship as employers maintained their anti-union stance.

1920 - Hunger Strike

The hunger strike in Cork Prison entered a critical phase as several prisoners neared death. Terence MacSwiney's condition attracted international attention. The protest highlighted the growing use of hunger strikes as political weapons.

1969 - Hunt Report

The Hunt Committee submitted its final recommendations on police reform in Northern Ireland. The report called for major changes in RUC structure and methods. These proposals would lead to significant reforms in security policy.

1997 - Peace Talks

Multi-party talks resumed at Stormont following the IRA ceasefire. The discussions marked a crucial phase in the peace process. Sinn Féin's participation added new momentum to negotiations.