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1893 in Ireland
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See also:
1893 in the United Kingdom
Other events of 1893
List of years in Ireland
Contents
1
Events
2
Arts and literature
3
Sport
3.1
Football
3.2
Golf
4
Births
4.1
January to June
4.2
July to December
4.3
Full date unknown
5
Deaths
6
References
Events
February -
Prime Minister
Gladstone
introduces his second Home Rule Bill to the
House of Commons
, where it is passed
[
1
]
.
26 April -
Edward Carson
is called to the English Bar at the
Middle Temple
[
1
]
31 July -
Douglas Hyde
and
Eoin MacNeill
establish the
Gaelic League
.
[
2
]
.
8 September -
Gladstone
's second Home Rule Bill is rejected by the
House of Lords
[
1
]
.
The biggest opposition to
Home Rule
manifests itself in
Ulster
, particularly amongst
Protestants
.
Consecration of St. Mel's Church in
County Longford
takes place. The church had taken 53 years to build.
Arts and literature
Douglas Hyde
publishes
Love Songs of Connacht.
William Butler Yeats
publishes
The Celtic Twilight
.
Yeats' collected editions feature a section titled
The Rose
, which is dated 1893, but Yeats never published a book titled "The Rose".
Oscar Wilde
stages
A Woman of No Importance
.
Sport
Football
International
25 February England 6 - 1 Ireland (in
Birmingham
)
[
3
]
25 March Scotland 6 - 1 Ireland (in
Glasgow
)
[
3
]
5 April Ireland 4 - 3 Wales (in
Belfast
)
[
3
]
Irish League
Winners:
Linfield
Irish Cup
Winners:
Linfield
5 - 1
Cliftonville
Derry Olympic
becomes defunct after only one season in the
Irish Football League
.
Golf
Ormeau Golf Club
in
Belfast
is formed.
Births
January to June
5 February -
John Lymbrick Esmonde
, soldier,
Fine Gael
TD
(d.
1958
).
22 February -
Peadar O'Donnell
,
Irish Republican
socialist
,
Marxist
activist and writer (d.
1986
).
4 April -
Dick McKee
,
Irish Republican Army
member in
Easter Rising
, shot by Crown forces (d.
1920
).
14 May -
George McElroy
,
Royal Flying Corps
and
Royal Air Force
pilot during World War I, killed in action (d.
1918
).
14 June -
Séamus Burke
,
Sinn Féin
TD
, a founder-member of
Cumann na nGaedheal
and later
Fine Gael
(d.
1967
).
July to December
26 July -
E. R. Dodds
, classical scholar (d.
1973
).
27 July -
Margaret Dolan
,
oldest woman in Ireland
when she died aged 111 (d.
2004
).
10 August -
Mick O'Brien
, soccer player and manager (d.
1940
).
30 September -
Seán MacEoin
, major general, former
Fine Gael
TD
and Cabinet Minister (d.
1973
).
26 October -
Thomas MacGreevy
, poet and director of the
National Gallery of Ireland
(d.
1967
).
1 November -
Neal Blaney
,
Fianna Fáil
TD
,
Seanad
member (d.
1948
).
9 November -
Liam Lynch
, commanding general of the
anti-Treaty Irish Republican Army
during the
Irish Civil War
, shot and killed (d.
1923
).
Full date unknown
Tomás Bairéad
, journalist and author (d.
1973
).
Frank Gallagher
,
Irish Volunteer
and author (d.
1962
).
Denis Rolleston Gwynn
, journalist, author and professor of Modern Irish History (d.
1973
).
Mick Kenny
,
Galway
hurler (d.
1959
).
Eamon Martin
, one of founders of
Fianna Éireann
, and an
Irish Volunteer
who fought in the
Easter Rising
(d.
1971
).
Nora Connolly O'Brien
, political activist, daughter of
James Connolly
(d.
1981
).
Cathal O'Shannon
, politician, trade unionist and journalist (d.
1969
).
Seán Russell
,
Irish republican
and a
chief of staff
of the
Irish Republican Army
(d.
1940
).
Deaths
3 March -
Hugh Nelson
, politician in Canada and
Lieutenant-Governor of British Columbia
(b.
1830
).
16 April -
William Davis Ardagh
, lawyer, judge and politician in Canada (b.
1828
).
27 April -
John Ballance
, 14th
Premier of New Zealand
(b.
1839
).
5 September -
Mike Cleary
, boxer (b.
1858
).
8 November -
Arnaud-Michel d'Abbadie
, geographer (b.
1815
).
28 December -
James Donnelly
,
Bishop
of the
Diocese of Clogher
(b.
1823
).
References
^
a
b
c
Edward Carson
. A.T.Q. Stewart,
Gill's Irish Lives
, Gill & Macmillan, Dublin 1981
^
BBC Short History of Ireland
^
a
b
c
Hayes, Dean (2006).
Northern Ireland International Football Facts
. Belfast: Appletree Press. p. 153.
ISBN
0-86281-874-5.