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On May 25, 1914 in Celtic History

British house of commons passes irish home rule for the third time

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    Invergordon aluminium works starts production.

    May 25, 1971

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    calendar 1967

    Celtic Football Club won European Cup.

    May 25, 1967

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    calendar 1921

    The Dublin brigade of the IRA attacks and sets fire to the Customs House; 120 of its men are captured and 11 are killed

    May 25, 1921

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    calendar 1912

    First issue of the weekly suffrage magazine, Irish Citizen, appears

    May 25, 1912

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    calendar 1909

    Oscar Slater found guilty of murder.

    May 25, 1909

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    calendar 1903

    Ewart Milne, poet, is born in Dublin

    May 25, 1903

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    calendar 1900

    John Hunt, expert on mediaeval art, is born in Limerick

    May 25, 1900

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    calendar 1895

    Oscar Wilde is sentenced to two years imprisonment for offences “against public decency”

    May 25, 1895

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    calendar 1885

    Gerald Boland, nationalist politician, is born in Manchester

    May 25, 1885

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    calendar 1870

    Irish Fenians raid Eccles Hill, Québec

    May 25, 1870

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    calendar 1842

    Birth on Valentia Island, Co. Kerry, of Helen Blackburn, early leader of the movement for the emancipation of women

    May 25, 1842

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    calendar 1830

    Henry Montgomery, the leading Unitarian protagonist, leads a secession of Non-subscribers from the General Synod which establishes the Remonstrant Synod of Ulster

    May 25, 1830