Foundation Stone for the Monument to Sir Walter Scott Is Laid in Princes Street Gardens.

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August 15, 1840

Foundation stone for the Monument to Sir Walter Scott is laid in Princes Street Gardens.

August 15, 1843

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

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

August 15, 1803

Edmund Rice opens a school for poor boys in Waterford - precursor of the schools run by the Christian Brothers

Edmund Rice opens a school for poor boys in Waterford - precursor of the schools run by the Christian Brothers →

August 15, 1843

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

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

Foundation stone for the Monument to Sir Walter Scott is laid in Princes Street Gardens.

August 15, 1803

Edmund Rice opens a school for poor boys in Waterford - precursor of the schools run by the Christian Brothers

Edmund Rice opens a school for poor boys in Waterford - precursor of the schools run by the Christian Brothers →

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