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On June 10, 1768 in Celtic History

Construction of the forth and clyde canal started. it was to take, 22 years to complete.

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    Death of Limerick man, Frank Ryan. He was the organiser and leader of the 200 Irishmen who went to Spain to fight against Franco and fascism in 1936

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    Sir Jackie Stewart, three-times world motor racing champion, born in Dunbartonshire.

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    James Joyce meets the love of his life, Nora Barnacle

    June 10, 1904

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    The floral clock in Princes Street Gardens, Edinburgh, began operation, driven by clockwork and with only an hour hand. But it was the first of its kind in the world.

    June 10, 1903

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    The first number of James MacKnights “Banner of Ulster”, the newspaper of the Presbyterian Church, is published in Ulster

    June 10, 1842

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    calendar 1834

    Alfred Webb, writer and traveller, is born in Dublin

    June 10, 1834

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    calendar 1798

    Rebels capture Maynooth in Leinster and Bangor in Ulster

    June 10, 1798

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    calendar 1727

    Death of King George I and accession of George II.

    June 10, 1727

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    Battle of Glenshiel, Jacobites with Spanish assistance, and government forces clashed.

    June 10, 1719

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    calendar 1688

    James Francis Stuart born. In honor of the Old Pretender, this is known as White Rose Day in Jacobite circles.

    June 10, 1688

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    The first regularly constituted presbytery in Ireland constituted by Scottish army chaplains meets at Carrickfergus

    June 10, 1642

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    Prayer Book Rebellion breaks out in Cornwall against the religous edicts of Henry VIII of England, led by Henry Arundell.

    June 10, 1549