Last tramcar run in Glasgow (to Auchenshuggle).

On September 04, 1962 in Celtic History

Last tramcar run in glasgow (to auchenshuggle).

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    Cornwallis moves forward from Tuam to attack Castlebar Humbert leaves Castlebar with 800 French troops and 1000 Irish rebels and moves into Co Sligo. His plan is to march to Ulster. Humbert marches all might. Rising takes place in Longford and Westmeath

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    Francois-Rene de Chateaubriand, Breton linguist, born

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    Hugh ONeill, Ruari ODonnell and other chiefs of their families depart Lough Swilly for the continent in what has become known as the Flight of the Earls

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    King Alexander III born at Roxburgh.

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