1894 in Ireland
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See also: | 1894 in the United Kingdom Other events of 1894 List of years in Ireland |
Events from the year1894 in Ireland.
Events[edit]
- 3 March –William Ewart Gladstoneresigns asPrime Minister of the United Kingdom.In his career, he introduced land reform to Ireland and also attempted to grantHome Rule.
- 14 June –hookerVictorycapsizes offWestport, County Mayowith the loss of at least 30 aboard.[1][2]
- 15 August – theIrish Land and Labour Associationis formed at a labour convention atLimerick Junction,County Tipperary,with D. D. Sheehan as chairman andJ. J. O'Sheeas secretary.[3]
- 28–29 December – the SSInishtrahullis lost offKilkeewith the loss of 26 aboard.
- The first meeting of theIrish Trades Union Congresstakes place.
- TheIrish Agricultural Organisation Societyis established byHorace Plunkett.The new organisation encourages the co-operative movement.
- ProfessorJohn JolyofTrinity College Dublin,devises acolour photographicprocess.[4]
- Bewley'sopen their first café inDublin.
Arts and literature[edit]
- Thomas A. Finlay,S.J., is founding editor of the literary magazineTheNew Ireland Review(Dublin, March).
- George MoorepublishesEsther Waters.
- Somerville and RosspublishThe Real Charlotte.
Sport[edit]
Football[edit]
- Irish League
- Winners:Glentoran
- Irish Cup
- Winners:Distillery2–2, 3–2Linfield
Golf[edit]
- Portmarnock Golf Club,Fingal,andPortstewart Golf Club,County Londonderry,are founded.
Births[edit]
- 1 January –Augustine Kelly,cricketer (died1960).
- 30 January –Wentworth Allen,cricketer (died1943).
- 22 April –Evie Hone,painter and stained glass artist (died1955).
- 1 May –James Everett,Labour PartyTD,Cabinet Minister, famed forBattle of Baltinglass,44 years service as a TD (died1967).
- 5 May –Joe Keppel,comic performer (died1977).
- 4 June –Patricia Lynch,children's writer (died1972).
- 15 June –Maurice Moore,Irish republican fighting in theIrish War of Independence(executed1921).
- 28 June –Ronald Ossory Dunlop,painter and author (died1973).
- 22 July –Florence O'Donoghue,historian andIrish Republican Armyintelligence officer (died1967).
- 23 July –Norman Stronge,Ulster Unionist Partypolitician andSpeakerof theNorthern Ireland House of Commonsfor 23 years (died1981).
- 9 August –Walter Starkie,author, translator and scholar of southern European civilisations (died 1976 in Spain)
- 24 August –Elisha Scott,footballer (died1959).
- 31 August –Patrick Joseph Kelly,Bishop ofBenin City(died1991).
- 30 September –Michael Tierney,Cumann na nGaedhealTD,Fine Gaelmember ofSeanad Éireannand President ofUniversity College Dublin(died1975).
- 3 October –Frederick Jeremiah Edwards,recipient of theVictoria Crossfor gallantry in 1916 atThiepval,France(died1964).
- 14 October –Tom McEllistrim,Fianna FáilTD(died1973).
- 14 November –Daniel Joseph Sheehan,Royal Naval Air ServiceandRoyal Flying Corpspilot inWorld War I,killed in action (died1917).
- 17 December –Cecile O'Rahilly,scholar of theCeltic languagesand writer (died1980).
Deaths[edit]
- 20 January –Robert Halpin,master mariner (born1836).
- 30 August –Joseph Robinson Kirk,sculptor (born1821).
- 26 September –Launt Thompson,sculptor (born1833).
- 28 December –James Graham Fair,part-owner of theComstock Lode,United States Senatorand real estate and railroad speculator (born1831).
See also[edit]
References[edit]
- ^Byrne, Patricia (2014-06-10)."An Irishwoman's Diary on a Mayo tragedy: A day of grief recalled".The Irish Times.Dublin.Retrieved2018-12-16.
- ^Clarke, Kieran (1986)."Clew Bay Boating Disaster".Cathair Na Mart: Journal of the Westport Historical Society.6(1): 5–23. Archived fromthe original(PDF)on 2018-08-09.Retrieved2018-12-16.
- ^Maume, Patrick (2009). "O'Shee, J. J.". In McGuire, James; Quinn, James (eds.).Dictionary of Irish Biography.Vol. 7. Cambridge University Press. p. 846.ISBN978-0-521-19981-0.
- ^Hirsch, Robert (2005).Exploring Colour Photography: a Complete Guide(new ed.). London: Laurence King Publishing. pp. 29–30.ISBN1-85669-420-8.
- ^abcHayes, Dean (2006).Northern Ireland International Football Facts.Belfast: Appletree Press. p. 1.ISBN0-86281-874-5.