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The IRA and other organizations are declared illegal in the Free State and the Catholic Church

On October 23, 1931 in Celtic History

The ira and other organizations are declared illegal in the free state and the catholic church

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Poet and dramatist Tom McGrath born in Rutherglen.

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Birth of Francis Jeffrey, first editor of the Edinburgh Review.

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Benjamin Franklin ends his visit to Ireland

October 23, 1771

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Birth of John Claudius Beresford, banker, MP, and controversial figure in 1798 rebellion, during which he was alleged to have flogged suspects at his riding house in Marlborough Street, Dublin; the slogan Mangling done here gratis by Beresford and Co. w

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First meeting of the Parliament of Great Britain.

October 23, 1707

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The Irish parliament orders the annual observance of Oct 23 as a day of thanksgiving for deliverance from the 1641 rising; for over a century, church services on this day will remind Protestants of Catholic disloyalty

October 23, 1662

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calendar 1295

Treaty between King John Balliol of Scotland and King Philippe IV of France which promised mutual help against the English, the start of the Auld Alliance.

October 23, 1295