Mary Queen of Scots Lands at Leith on Her Return From France, After the Death of Her Husband, King Francis II

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August 19, 1561

Mary Queen of Scots lands at Leith on her return from France, after the death of her husband, King Francis II

August 19, 1745

Jacobite - standard raised at Glenfinna - marking the start of the 45 Rising.

← Jacobite - standard raised at Glenfinna - marking the start of the 45 Rising.

August 19, 1504

After Ulick Burke of Clanricard seizes Galway city, Edward Fitzgerald, the Earl of Kildare, goes to Connacht and defeats Burke at Knockdoe. This is the largest battle ever fought between Irishmen, with 10,000 participants and 2,000 fatalities; however, mo

After Ulick Burke of Clanricard seizes Galway city, Edward Fitzgerald, the Earl of Kildare, goes to Connacht and defeats Burke at Knockdoe. This is the largest battle ever fought between Irishmen, with 10,000 participants and 2,000 fatalities; however, mo →

August 19, 1745

Jacobite - standard raised at Glenfinna - marking the start of the 45 Rising.

← Jacobite - standard raised at Glenfinna - marking the start of the 45 Rising.

Mary Queen of Scots lands at Leith on her return from France, after the death of her husband, King Francis II

August 19, 1504

After Ulick Burke of Clanricard seizes Galway city, Edward Fitzgerald, the Earl of Kildare, goes to Connacht and defeats Burke at Knockdoe. This is the largest battle ever fought between Irishmen, with 10,000 participants and 2,000 fatalities; however, mo

After Ulick Burke of Clanricard seizes Galway city, Edward Fitzgerald, the Earl of Kildare, goes to Connacht and defeats Burke at Knockdoe. This is the largest battle ever fought between Irishmen, with 10,000 participants and 2,000 fatalities; however, mo →

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