Tay Road Bridge Opened.

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August 18, 1966

Tay Road Bridge opened.

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 18, 1944

Red Hackle wins Intercontinental Highland Gathering, Toronto, Canada, 1974.

Red Hackle wins Intercontinental Highland Gathering, Toronto, Canada, 1974. →

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

Tay Road Bridge opened.

August 18, 1944

Red Hackle wins Intercontinental Highland Gathering, Toronto, Canada, 1974.

Red Hackle wins Intercontinental Highland Gathering, Toronto, Canada, 1974. →

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