James Dillon, Politician and Fine Gael Leader Is Born in Dublin

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September 26, 1902

James Dillon, politician and Fine Gael leader is born in Dublin

September 26, 1930

Saor Éire, a republican-socialist party, is founded by Peadar ODonnell, Seán MacBride and other IRA members; it, the IRA and ten other organizations are declared illegal in the Free State on 23 October, and the Catholic Church excommunicates members of a

← Saor Éire, a republican-socialist party, is founded by Peadar ODonnell, Seán MacBride and other IRA members; it, the IRA and ten other organizations are declared illegal in the Free State on 23 October, and the Catholic Church excommunicates members of a

September 26, 1860

First Open Golf Championship held at Prestwick. There were eight entrants and the championship was won by Willie Park of Musselburgh.

First Open Golf Championship held at Prestwick. There were eight entrants and the championship was won by Willie Park of Musselburgh. →

September 26, 1930

Saor Éire, a republican-socialist party, is founded by Peadar ODonnell, Seán MacBride and other IRA members; it, the IRA and ten other organizations are declared illegal in the Free State on 23 October, and the Catholic Church excommunicates members of a

← Saor Éire, a republican-socialist party, is founded by Peadar ODonnell, Seán MacBride and other IRA members; it, the IRA and ten other organizations are declared illegal in the Free State on 23 October, and the Catholic Church excommunicates members of a

James Dillon, politician and Fine Gael leader is born in Dublin

September 26, 1860

First Open Golf Championship held at Prestwick. There were eight entrants and the championship was won by Willie Park of Musselburgh.

First Open Golf Championship held at Prestwick. There were eight entrants and the championship was won by Willie Park of Musselburgh. →

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