The Queen Officially Opened the Burrell Collection in Glasgows Pollok Country Park. the Museums Collection Had Been Donated to the City Nearly, 40 Years Earlier by the Shipping Magnate Sir William Burrell.

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October 21, 1983

The Queen officially opened the Burrell Collection in Glasgows Pollok Country Park. The museums collection had been donated to the city nearly, 40 years earlier by the shipping magnate Sir William Burrell.

October 22, 1389

Thomas Mortimer who was appointed justiciar on 5 March is replaced by John de Stanley who lands at Howth on this date

← Thomas Mortimer who was appointed justiciar on 5 March is replaced by John de Stanley who lands at Howth on this date

October 21, 1904

Birth of poet Patrick Kavanagh in Inishkeen, Co. Monaghan

Birth of poet Patrick Kavanagh in Inishkeen, Co. Monaghan →

October 22, 1389

Thomas Mortimer who was appointed justiciar on 5 March is replaced by John de Stanley who lands at Howth on this date

← Thomas Mortimer who was appointed justiciar on 5 March is replaced by John de Stanley who lands at Howth on this date

The Queen officially opened the Burrell Collection in Glasgows Pollok Country Park. The museums collection had been donated to the city nearly, 40 years earlier by the shipping magnate Sir William Burrell.

October 21, 1904

Birth of poet Patrick Kavanagh in Inishkeen, Co. Monaghan

Birth of poet Patrick Kavanagh in Inishkeen, Co. Monaghan →

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