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On May 04, 1782 in Celtic History

Second and third catholic relief acts (4 may, 27 july) allow catholics to own land outside parliamentary boroughs, to be teachers, and to act as guardians

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    Acts establish the Bank of Ireland, and validates marriages by Presbyterian ministers

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    Art Ó Laoghaire, is killed by soldiers near Millstreet, Co. Cork

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    Thomas Burton (former MP for Ennis) met with the melancholy accident of being overturned in his chaise, by which he was killed on the spot

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    Joseph Deane, Justice of Assize for Munster and MP for Co. Dublin, dies

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    According to Jonathan Swifts book, Gullivers Travels, it was on this day that Lemuel Gulliver sets sail on board the Antelope from Bristol

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    General George Monk proclaimed the Protectorate at Mercat Cross.

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    Marquis of Montrose victorious at Battle of Auldearn

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    Wars of the Roses, The Battle of Tewkesbury, Edward IV defeats a Lancastrian Army and kills Edward, Prince of Wales

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