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The Dublin Society for Improving Husbandry, which was originally founded on June 25 in 1731, becomes the Royal Dublin Society on this date

On June 19, 1820 in Celtic History

The dublin society for improving husbandry, which was originally founded on june 25 in 1731, becomes the royal dublin society on this date

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