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On September 15, 1931 in Celtic History

12,000 royal navy sailors on, 15 ships went on strike at invergordon over cuts in their pay.

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    St Mirren Day (patron saint of Paisley).

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    Pat OCallaghan, physician, hammer-thrower and first man to win an Olympic gold medal while representing Ireland, is born near Kanturk, Co. Cork

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    calendar 1889

    Birth in Castlebar of singer Margaret Burke Sheridan

    September 15, 1889

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    calendar 1881

    First soccer international in Ireland; England beats the Irish squad

    September 15, 1881

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    calendar 1866

    John Blake Dillon, Young Irelander and co-founder of The Nation, dies in Killarney

    September 15, 1866

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    calendar 1865

    Police raid and close the Irish People offices; Rossa, Luby and OLeary are arrested

    September 15, 1865

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    calendar 1851

    Sir William Whitla, physician and professor, is born in Co. Monaghan

    September 15, 1851

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    calendar 1773

    The Hector leaves Loch Broom, near Ullapool, to sail to Pictou, Nova Scotia, carrying emigrants escaping from the Clearances.

    September 15, 1773

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    calendar 1718

    The Breton gentry gather in Rennes to defend the liberties of Brittany.

    September 15, 1718

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    calendar 1595

    City Baillie shot when Edinburgh High School pupils rioted when refused a holiday.

    September 15, 1595