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Irish Nationalism
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Wolf Tone rebellion
1798
United Irishmen led by Wolfe Tone attempted a rebellion against British Rule in Ireland. -
Catholic association set up
1823
Daniel O’Connell set up Catholic Association. -
Tithe war
1830
Farmers rejected paying the Tithes, this in turn led to the Tithes war -
Repeal of the Act of Union
1830-40
Daniel O’Connell campaigned to repeal the Act of Union. -
Young Ireland
1842
Young Ireland created. They argued cultural unity, education and complete separation from Britain. -
Appeal for the end of union
1843
meetings took place all over Ireland to call the end of the
union. -
Battle of Widow
1848
William Smith O’Brien led an armed revolt which ended in the Battle of Widow. -
Fenianism in Young Ireland
1858
Birth of the Fenians through Young Ireland. Set up by James Stephens and John O’Mahony. -
Home Rule discussed
1860s
Talk of Irish Home Rule among politicians in Ireland; notably Isaac Butt. -
Irish People newspaper founded
1863
Fenian newspaper ‘Irish People’ is founded. -
Irish people newspaper is closed
1865
‘Irish people’ is shut down , James Stephens is arrested but escapes from Richmond jail. -
Fenian Uprising
1867
February - Fenian Uprising
March- Fenian rising across Ireland. Clan na Gael founded. -
Amnesty for Fenian prisoners
1868
Amnesty campaign for Fenian prisoners. -
Church of Ireland disestablished
1869
Irish church act leads to disestablishment of the church of Ireland. Isaac Butt becam president of the united amnesty association- campaign to release Fenian prisoners -
Land Act
1870
Gladstne introduces the land act -
Home Rule League
1873
Home Rule Association became the Home Rule League. -
Parnell elected as MP
1875
Charles Stewart Parnell elected MP for county Meath. -
arnell leads Home rule movement
1877
Parnell appointed president of the home rule movement and president of the Home Rule Confederation of Great Britain. -
Parnell introduces Acts and groups
1879
Irish national league founded with Parnell as its president. University education (Ireland) act. Crowds gathered in Count Mayo and called for decreased rent. Organised Land War begins (1879-82). -
The Boycott of Captain Boycott
1880
The Boycott of Captain Boycott