Terence MacSwiney, the Mayor of Cork, Dies in a London Prison After 73 Days on Hunger Strike

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October 25, 1920

Terence MacSwiney, the Mayor of Cork, dies in a London prison after 73 days on hunger strike

October 25, 1922

The Dáil approves the Constitution of the Irish Free State

← The Dáil approves the Constitution of the Irish Free State

October 25, 1909

The Engineering and Scientific Association of Ireland assures the population that flying machines will never be of any practical use

The Engineering and Scientific Association of Ireland assures the population that flying machines will never be of any practical use →

October 25, 1922

The Dáil approves the Constitution of the Irish Free State

← The Dáil approves the Constitution of the Irish Free State

Terence MacSwiney, the Mayor of Cork, dies in a London prison after 73 days on hunger strike

October 25, 1909

The Engineering and Scientific Association of Ireland assures the population that flying machines will never be of any practical use

The Engineering and Scientific Association of Ireland assures the population that flying machines will never be of any practical use →

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