Search Our Directory by Keyword Above - or - Browse by selecting a section Below ...

On October 10, 1974 in Celtic History

Labour won the general election with an overall majority of three seats and harold wilson became prime minister.

/images/tich/featured.webp

    More From This Day

    /images/tich/featured.webp
    calendar 1899

    Irish Transvaal Committee formed to aid Boers against the English.

    October 10, 1899

    /images/tich/featured.webp
    calendar 1899

    Eoin O Grownley, Irish language scholar, dies

    October 10, 1899

    /images/tich/featured.webp
    calendar 1865

    Magee College is opened as a combined arts and Presbyterian theological college in Derry-Londonderry

    October 10, 1865

    /images/tich/featured.webp
    calendar 1819

    Birth in Templemore, Co. Tipperary of Charles Stanley Monck, the first Governor General of Canada

    October 10, 1819

    /images/tich/featured.webp
    calendar 1802

    Writer and geologist Hugh Miller born on the Black Isle, Cromarty.

    October 10, 1802

    /images/tich/featured.webp
    calendar 1802

    The Edinburgh Review first published to erect a higher standard of merit, and secure a bolder and purer taste in literature, and to apply philosophical principles and the maxims of truth and humanity to politics.

    October 10, 1802

    /images/tich/featured.webp
    calendar 1790

    Birth in Co. Tipperary of Fr. Theobald Matthew, “The Apostle of Temperance” and campaigner against alcohol

    October 10, 1790

    /images/tich/featured.webp
    calendar 1771

    During his visit to Ireland, Benjamin Franklin attends a meeting of the House of Commons on this date

    October 10, 1771

    /images/tich/featured.webp
    calendar 1711

    The Linen Board meets for the first time

    October 10, 1711

    /images/tich/featured.webp
    calendar 1084

    Patrick, Bishop of Dublin, dies in a shipwreck

    October 10, 1084