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Daniel OConnell holds meetings for Repeal of the Union, attended by hundreds of thousands, at Trim and the Hill of Tara

On August 15, 1843 in Celtic History

Daniel oconnell holds meetings for repeal of the union, attended by hundreds of thousands, at trim and the hill of tara

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Tue 15 Aug 1843

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