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On September 22, 1884 in Celtic History

The gunboat hms wasp is wrecked off tory island, co. donegal, with the loss of 52 lives; there are eight survivors

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    calendar 1931

    Birth of politician, Secretary of State for Scotland, Minister for Defence, Viscount Younger of Leckie (George Younger). Later became Chairman of The Royal Bank of Scotland plc.

    September 22, 1931

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    calendar 1928

    The first professional artist ever to appear on British television, Irishwoman Miss Peg O’Neil, gives a charming entertainment, chatting and smiling, and telling Irish stories. The broadcast takes place at Olympia on the first day of the Radio Exhibitio

    September 22, 1928

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    calendar 1920

    Mid-Clare Brigade, IRA, kill six policemen near Miltown Malbay, Co. Clare

    September 22, 1920

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    calendar 1864

    Col. James Mulligan, who commanded Mulligans Irish Brigade, dies of wounds sustained at the 3rd Battle of Winchester

    September 22, 1864

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    calendar 1821

    Patrick Moore, Confederate General, is born in Galway

    September 22, 1821

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    calendar 1798

    Colonel Trench marches from Castlebar and takes Ballina

    September 22, 1798

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    calendar 1626

    Charles I offers twenty-six concessions (graces) to the Irish in return for subsidies to expand his army

    September 22, 1626

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    calendar 1601

    Battle of Kinsale

    September 22, 1601

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    calendar 1485

    Duke Fransez II sets up a Breton national assembly.

    September 22, 1485