Richard De Clare Marries Aoife Ní Mhurrachadha and Sets a Precedent for Norman Rule in Ireland

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August 28, 1170

Richard de Clare marries Aoife Ní Mhurrachadha and sets a precedent for Norman rule in Ireland

August 28, 1296

Edward I of England held a parliament at Berwick to which he summoned all Scottish landholders to sign the Ragman Roll.

← Edward I of England held a parliament at Berwick to which he summoned all Scottish landholders to sign the Ragman Roll.

August 27, 1937

The first traffic lights in the Free State are installed at the junction of Merrion Square and Clare Street

The first traffic lights in the Free State are installed at the junction of Merrion Square and Clare Street →

August 28, 1296

Edward I of England held a parliament at Berwick to which he summoned all Scottish landholders to sign the Ragman Roll.

← Edward I of England held a parliament at Berwick to which he summoned all Scottish landholders to sign the Ragman Roll.

Richard de Clare marries Aoife Ní Mhurrachadha and sets a precedent for Norman rule in Ireland

August 27, 1937

The first traffic lights in the Free State are installed at the junction of Merrion Square and Clare Street

The first traffic lights in the Free State are installed at the junction of Merrion Square and Clare Street →

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